13 Jun 1919
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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1919
Page
1
Quote attributed to Mazziol on the necessity of each generation advancing progress to be worthy of humanity and to avoid being erased from history. The text emphasizes active contribution over idle existence.
A reader asks how Shakespeare defined law and justice in his works. The note laments the complexity of legal language in Elizabethan theater and seeks illumination of intertwining law with tragedy.
An 1909 testimonial from Wm. B. Wisler of Pa. credits Chamberlain's Tablets with curing a severe indigestion attack. The note mentions a free sample received by mail and a purchase that led to lasting relief. The ad also notes availability at Taylor's Pharmacy.
Local notes report rain and high water affecting roads and farm work, several residents traveling to Lincoln Omaha and Kansas, many visits from relatives, and a push to remove barberry bushes to curb wheat rust. Events include a free movie show, a barn project, and community meetings in Steele City and surrounding towns.
Improved 239 acre farm two miles northeast of Endicott Nebraska for sale. For particulars contact P O Box 35 Endicott Nebraska.
The annual meeting opened with a small turnout as patrons showed little enthusiasm for school affairs. Director E R Dade oversaw minutes, reports, and the election of two trustees, Art Hamley and A T Phelps, to replace outgoing members. The district plans a $9 000 budget, seeks a levy, and expects about $1 100 in state and tuition contributions. Unpaid warrants stood at $955, with $1 160 due soon to cover them, leaving a small balance. School starts the first Monday in September and most contracts for teachers are signed.
An ambulance was dispatched to a motion picture theater on East Washington street where a man of color was taken to the hospital. He requested stops at the YMCA and his lodge, but the driver continued to the hospital. Doctors found no illness and the incident suggested theater staff mistook him for influenza, wasting city ambulance resources.
Sidney Tincher, son of Mr and Mrs H R Tincher, is ill at home with sleeping sickness. He has improved since last Friday afternoon and can take nourishment and converse. Dr Pickett says he should continue to improve. TheOdell Weekly Wave notes the case as hopeful with only a thirty percent fatality rate referenced.
A Buffalo Express item recounts a light home scene between a father and son with the son describing a brief scare at 5 a.m. caused by a garbage truck’s attack on the cans. The exchange unfolds in a familiar room as a soldier son returns home from service.
A light exchange hints at garden ambitions for next summer and the possibility of an early snow. The speaker jokes about planting in winter if snow arrives soon, suggesting a whimsical, climate aware tone in a domestic setting.
In a cartoon caption Habber notes tailors plan a strike as Dashes and others discuss finally getting a fuse as readers see the papers. The exchange hints at labor action and societal reactions without detailing events.
For the relief of rheumatic pains stiffness and soreness of muscles and joints massaging the affected parts with Chamberlain's Liniment provides relief and mobility.
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