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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1925
Page
4
July 16 1925 report notes that President Coolidge and Mrs Coolidge were snubbed by Boston area high society at their Swampscott resort. The piece argues money and status dominate social access, contrasting the president’s humble summer routine with elite dinners and invitations denied.
Byron and Harry Henderson and family returned from their western trip Friday. Ralph Abier visits his mother after an extended trip in the north and east. John Townsend and wife went to Denver Saturday where John expects to get work. Joe Hoxie drove to Morrowville Monday on business and then to Republic City to visit his mother. George Hoxie and family of Hanover and Carl Townsend and family of Steele City were Sunday callers in Hollenberg.
The Missionary Society met at Mrs. Gretzinger's home on Wednesday July 8 with six members attending.
An article urges careful dietary care for school children during a growth period called the dangerous age. It promotes sterilized, pure foods and evaporated milk as safer, more digestible options. A recipe section details custards and pork and potatoes with evaporated milk and proper seasoning.
Cyrena Van Gordon of the Chicago Opera company promotes a lifestyle of exercise and diet for youth and beauty. She shuns corsets and favors outdoor life and careful eating, often cooking her own dishes like Celery and Cheese Casserole and Chicken a la King aboard tour.
Poultry notes warn that tight confinement in brooder houses causes toe and tail picking among chicks. Cure includes range exposure when weather allows and feeding liver to the flock in severe cases. Crowding and leg weakness are cited as other spring chick troubles.
A fragment discusses how the market discriminates against lambs not castrated or not checked, noting that young lambs are targeted as buyers are advised to subscribe for their home paper.
Bureau of Dairying figures show 45.5 percent of milk produced used as milk, with per capita consumption rising by eight gallons since 1917. Butter intake averages 16.5 pounds per person, cheese remains under 4 pounds, condensed milk up to 12.08 pounds, and ice cream roughly equal to condensed milk usage.
The Chicago Union Station project stands as a monumental engineering achievement linking the city to a broader national network. The main building spans three acres with a 60 000 square foot concourse and total terminal facilities over 85 acres capable of handling 8 000 passengers daily with extensive sheds and steel and limestone framing.
Mrs B L Clark of Fairbury was a guest at Mrs Foreha's home last Thursday. Dr Clark visited in the evening before returning home. For sale pure Leghorn cockerels at 75 cents each, available in July with price rising afterward. Orders to Mrs F M Harrie, Wolbech.
An advertisement from RNER'S DRUG STORE touts a simple tonic named clerika or beckthorn berk with glycerine claimed to remove gas in ten minutes and ease chronic constipation. It cites W. W. Carter of Adieribe praising its effects and promises quick relief and elimination of old waste matter.
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