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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1911
Page
3
The fragment lists old time remedies and brands such as Mrs Winslow s Teething Syrup and Dr Pierce s Pleasant Pellets, with promotional tone about soothing teething gums and invigorating stomachs. It includes stray phrases on love and worth and ends with a puzzled line about a friend leaving college.
A waiter was expelled from his brotherhood after two patrons argued over a tip. One patron claimed the waiter smiling and saying thank you earned a dollar for a fifty cent tip, sparking the dispute and expulsion.
Weather has warmed unusually in central Wyoming causing rattlesnakes to emerge from dens. The Denver Republican reports that legions of snakes are stranded or moving, with residents noting a spike unseen by the oldest inhabitants this year.
Admiral Mahan quoted that only competent critics can give competent criticisms. The Immortals' reception in New York sparked remarks on the value of criticism with an anecdote of a bar conversation praising a famous journalist whose work is described as excellent.
A Kansas City mother recalls coffee harmed her health and dried milk. She quit coffee and tea, tried cocoa, then found Postum which agreed with her and baby, even increasing milk flow while her husband also stopped coffee.
Leaders in Washington favor an extended session with day and night meetings in both houses starting Monday. A looming backlog of appropriation bills and stalled measures such as the tariff board bill and the Lorimer case push reconciliation toward an extra session, possibly convening April 4 unless progress resumes.
A Nebraska news summary reports an Omaha firm boosting fire insurance rates by up to about 100 percent, a preliminary hearing in the Willie Moore arson case bound over to district court, and clerical notes on church calls and a Blair Yale reunion invitation. It notes Norfolk asylum ice refrigeration contract, seed testing efforts by the Nebraska Seed Laboratory, and local government salary adjustments in Grand Island. Also covered are rescue efforts on the Platte river and Milwaukee hospital news involving a twin birth.
New York reports suggest mental distress after the funeral of Emil Hultgren. Friends say Gertrudé Richardson, affected by her father’s death, contemplated self harm. The narrative ties her state to the Washington's birthday death date and notes related rumors.
El Paso reports a rigid military inquiry by Suarez authorities failed to disclose any trace of the person who threw a bomb in an apparent attempt to wreck the building occupied by Colonel Tamborrel, prompting a restoration of street patrols and renewed precautions to prevent a repetition.
Maldwin Drummond formerly Mrs Marshal Field Jr of Chicago reported diamonds pearls and other gems worth about 120000 stolen from her cabin aboard the America steamship of the Hamburg American line. The loss occurred between 9 30 PM and 5 30 AM.
Indianapolis experiment ends Sunday window mail delivery after eighty years. Crowds gathered at windows causing disorder as thousands forgot pew orders, but many express pleasure at the postal workers getting a day off.
Havana and other Cuban cities observed a national holiday marking the sixteenth anniversary of the revolution started with the Intervention of the United States and led to Cuba’s separation from Spain.
Ottawa parliament formally pledges political loyalty to Britain as a reply to fears that reciprocity with the United States would lead to annexation. The motion states Canada will remain aligned with Britain regardless of relations with Washington.
A vivid discussion of luxury millinery notes two hat styles: a year round gold hat with crown and coronet, and a spring and summer white hemp hat with coral beads. Designers favor decorative richness over practicality, with white and coral shades dominating and gold accents signaling opulence.
A brief, practical guide to crafting small lamp shades and penwipers at home. Includes use of Japanese ornaments, dark fabric to hide ink, and cheap methods like pasting magazine pictures on transparent paper to create decorative shades.
A new scarf design from Persia features alternating Paisley chiffon stripes and wide checked white marquisette. The item highlights fashion texture contrasts and decorative fabric pairing.
The remark blurs a witty defense of wives as essential aids. Depew suggests that when men fail, wives publicly claim their husband was overly conscientious, while privately her remarks differ.
A fragmented testimonial ad touts Kilmer Kilmer Co Swamp Water with claims of cures and endorsements. It mentions Edy Wever Sadia and Charles E Harris signing in a testimonial and invites readers to request a sample bottle from Kilmer & Os ton Binghamton New York.
A historical anecdote recounts Col Henry Carson, sergeant at arms, describing Speaker Joseph G Cannon and a famous check. An agent sought books for a high priced edition and Cannon, wary of deception, made a curt endorsement on the payment note. The tale weaves in era curiosities and observations on media and influence.
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