26 Jul 1918
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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1918
Page
1
Centralia Kansas reports a break in drought while locals discuss upcoming travel, harvests, and family visits. The item lists births, movements to Colorado and California, a derailed freight caboose, a planned farewell for Chester Wilcox, and a new Home Guards unit amid wartime talks.
Notice from Henry Abrams County Superintendent due to scarlet fever. July 26 and 27 teachers examinations are canceled with some provision to earn grades before school starts.
Endicott residents hosted the Bogges s and Mrs Diener for a midweek dinner at the Gillette home. Mr Boggess preaches next Sunday and discusses The Beast of Berlin. Ladies Aid hosted Mrs Pearson for a social afternoon with Scribner's Magazine readings on world issues and Christian solidarity amid the World War era. A generous poundings and a groceries and fruits table honored the couple, marking a bright social highlight for the group.
Treating eyestrain by suitable glasses is not simple. The necessary skill comes from close study and experience. The course covers eye physiology and anatomy, physical and visual optics, and practical lens grinding and glasses manufacture. Satisfaction guaranteed at an honest cost.
The Council of Defense prohibits speaking German over the telephone hereafter except for those unable to speak English. Steele City Nebraska warns residents and urges compliance with the order as published.
Deputy county treasurer E L Jenkins writes to voters explaining four years in office and twenty years in the county. He states full-time dedication to duties if elected and urges support for the August 20 1918 primary election.
A humorous exchange from the Boston Evening Transcript features Mrs Exe suggesting Bridget close the kitchen door to mute breakfast aromas, while another voice argues the smell alone wakes the family. The dialogue showcases domestic wit about morning routines.
In a wartime setting readers note soldiers in unfamiliar uniforms to confuse the enemy. Comments from a farmer and a second in command reveal concerns about appearance and moral costs, including church sermons on sin and repayment to God for war burdens.
An advertisement advises that lame shoulder stems from rheumatism in muscles and proposes rest plus Chamberlain's Liniment as the cure. It notes the product is sold by all dealers.
These tablets are intended for stomach troubles biliousness and constipation. If you have such troubles give them a trial and realize what a first class medicine will do for you. They cost a quarter and are advertised by all dealers.
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