Local fruit offered in one gallon cans
A brief notice states the fruit is packaged in one gallon cans and assured to be good quality.
18 Jul 1919
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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1919
Page
1
A brief notice states the fruit is packaged in one gallon cans and assured to be good quality.
To remove ink stains from mahogany rosewood or black walnut furniture use half a dozen drops of spirits of water in a spoonful of water. Touch the stain with a feather dampened in the mixture until it disappears, then rub with a cloth dampened in cold water.
A quoted sigh expresses relief over receiving a poor relative's fig, noting gratitude for the modest token. The fragment shows a personal reflection on family ties and simple gifts.
An old advertisement touts Chamberalin’s Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy, claiming it wins good opinion from users. Promoted by Taylor’s Pharmacy, it urges readers to try the medicine when the need for such a remedy arises.
Local notes report continued dry heat with rain needed for corn and gardens. Items include residents' travels, new purchases like a Buick car, arrivals from France, farm yields, a bridge finish, public saless and moves to Clarkston Washington, plus a drowning accident near Barneston and a few hospital and hotel help notices.
English public figures in American war effort note New York’s leisureliness and measured pace. Despite a sense of hustle in the city, they describe a distinct slowness in everyday business detail compared to American and London norms, while praising American cordiality and vitality.
The article recalls historic false prophets such as Richard Brothers, once an ex-naval officer who claimed he would become king of Jerusalem, and Private James White who started the Jezreelites sect. The piece appears in a fragmentary OCR of a broader historical notice.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions furniture, stoves, rugs and refrigerators. Readable items point to a sale or listing but specifics like dates, prices, or names are missing.
The article warns Nebraska voters about a proposed 1919 constitutional convention with 100 delegates from current districts. It details filing periods, primaries, and a November 6 election, plus concerns about state socialism and outside influence from groups like the Non-Martisan Leader and A. Townley supporters.
Mrs Henry Jewett of Clark Mills New York praises Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy as an excellent treatment for summer complaint relief. The ad urges families to keep it on hand and notes Taylor's Pharmacy sells it.
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