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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1909
Page
7
A humorous dialogue from a Chicago News piece portrays a sick wife and a self taught chef husband during breakfast. The kitchen exchanges reveal culinary bungling as the husband misreads timing and heat while the wife remains patient and exasperated. The quip filled scene ends with the doctor and household banter echoing in the newspaper page.
Linwood Land Company in Rock Springs and Wye Boston faces Memorial Day parade expenses with about $2,500 available for the year. Innovations include a champion old horses class. Prof Q Majtorana tests a liquid microphone for wireless telephony. Maine bills bachelor tax to aid married maidens. Chicago gas quality tests enforce new standards. Open season brides visible at Niagara Falls and Washington.
A testimonial from Mrs J G McLean of Minneapolis praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relieving female ailments. The letter requests public sharing to show benefits for women and notes Mrs Pinkham's confidential, free guidance from Lynn Massachusetts for twenty years.
Munyon's advertises free medical examination blanks with advice from eminent doctors and no obligation to follow the guidance. A Seymour Indiana resident reports a talking crow that quotes a mother urging children to come home from school each day.
The twelve expeditions in 1908 included leaders from Canada Denmark France England Germany Russia Sweden and the United States. Notable captains listed are Peary and Cook from the United States Bernier from Canada Eridgen and Rasmussen from Denmark Charcot from France Shackleton from England and Geer from Gweden.
E M Broch of Zion City believed ravens fed Elijah would feed him and lay under a tree four days. He starved, grew weak, and trembled in rain and cold before crawling home with signs of pneumonia. The bride custom is described as venerable but notes heavy bride export trade with Eland, Germany, France and Russia.
A Kansas physician reports using Grape-Nuts to aid recovery in a pneumonia patient and a 73-year-old with stomach troubles. The boy gained eight pounds in a month and the elder patient recovered after two to three weeks on the cereal with milk and a touch of sugar. The doctor cites more cases and notes readers have seen similar letters periodically.
A collage of global notes covers industry grain and ore exports, population counts, and publishing. It cites Argentina grain exports at 8,260,000 tons, Simplicissimus founder Albert Langen, Irish farming moves, and Berlin cat tags, alongside oyster season highs and Nottinghams meals program for poor pupils.
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