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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1915
Page
3
Mack Sennett, en route to the San Diego fair, ran out of gas twenty miles from nowhere. A night driver stopped, agreeing to take him to town for ten cents, then explains he must start early to supply gasoline to small-town stores.
In a brief exchange the speaker boasts of ancestral fighting blood and a rival retorts that the scent of powder quickens the pace. The informal banter hints at a broader wartime competition or camaraderie among men ready for action.
A chief bookkeeper in a large western city explains his dyspepsia and depressive spells improved after switching from coffee and tea to Postum. He credits the change with stomach relief and better work performance during long hours, recommending Postum to others with similar conditions.
Washington reports President Wilson plans to shape U S policy amid the international crisis. He will respond to Germany’s actions with firm notes asserting U S rights and demanding strict accountability for attacks on American vessels, including the Lusitania. Memorial Day underscored the nation’s resolve to uphold humanity and international law.
The Morning Post's Berne correspondent notes a recent exodus of Americans from Germany to Switzerland. Many long-time residents say rising hostility makes remaining there intolerable or even unsafe, prompting departures in significant numbers.
Reports describe wartime preparations and resource readiness including avowed winter campaigns and ample raw materials. The text notes a scow loaded with dynamite causing damage and a fatal guard incident, plus mentions American officials joining Swedish treaty commissions and railway policy on migrant workers.
A mixed state harvest of items includes a Beatrice labor union formation at Murdoch, school moves in Gothenburg and College View, a Beatrice gold wedding anniversary, Lincoln track meet results, a State Homeopathic Society stance on prohibition, and several accidents and civic efforts across towns like Hastings, Beatrice, Wisner, and Lincoln with notable figures such as Grace Shallenberger and Captain Richard Huddeson.
State accounts show over 700000 realized by state institutions for current expenses in the last biennium. Several departments turn cash fund receipts into the treasury while others retain revenue. the list notes receipts from Nebraska institutions including Soldiers Home, Insane Hospitals, Schools, and other state facilities.
The state board of health adopted a rule strengthening public drinking cup restrictions effective immediately. The rule applies to displays and communion cups, prohibiting shared use at public tiles. Dirt and contamination concern prompted action alongside state food inspectors condemning 1 020 gallons of tainted milk in Omaha.
The article lauds excellent farming conditions in Western Canada with widespread adoption of mixed farming in Manitoba, Saskatchewan, and Alberta. It cites Alberta figures, successful farmers like Kk. L. Deputy and Thomas McKay, and notes strong investor interest totaling $33,000,000 in the region alongside claims of high yields and mild winters.
Mrs Lyon of Terre Hill Pa praises the medicine while a Lydia E Pinkham advertisement touts the Vegetable Compound as a standard remedy for women’s ills. The Pinkham Lab in Lynn Massachusetts cites hundreds of letters from women claiming health restoration and avoidance of surgery.
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