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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1916
Page
3
Fragmentary reader quotation notes nerve distress and praise for Pinkham's remedy with sewing work support mentioned as helping, though details are unclear.
The Leucite Hills north east of Superior Wyoming feature igneous volcanic necks dikes and lava flows with volcanic cores. Scientists note their unusual rocks and especially leucite rich potash potential, estimating over 397 million tons of potash in the igneous rock.
The Omaha chapter of the D A R received a historic gavel from Washington D C linked to George Washington. Lincoln reports large sugar beet labor plans for German Russian families and a major beet industry expansion. Council and county officials discuss elections, quarantines, and new buildings while schools and farmers unions expand activities.
A man bursts into the asylum entrance in the night begging admission after claiming sudden insanity. The keeper, roused by the cry, yells from a first story window and questions the visitor's request. The odd scene highlights the era’s blunt, humorous tone.
An advertisement promotes Cuticura Ointment and Cuticura Soap to prevent pore clogging and improve skin. It offers a free sample by mail to Boston and notes the products are sold widely. The rest of the text includes unrelated phrases about a woman’s speech and propriety.
Edgerton argues that spring setting yields better fruit buds and larger crops than fall planting. He warns fall or August September sets often fail to establish, produce smaller berries, and reduce next year’s yield. Dormant winter cover can delay growth but helps hold plants, enabling early spring transplanting.
A Green's Fruit Grower writer advises spraying dormant trees to combat San Jose scale using lime-sulphur solution as the most effective remedy. Do not spray after buds begin to open and peach trees require careful timing. winter is also suitable for borers with minimal girdling and cross-wiring rather than excessive cutting.
Winter ice and snow crush or break peach tree branches. Remove damaged parts by dehorning or cutting back beyond the bruise, as trees form new heads sooner than other species after pruning.
A Chicago News excerpt describes a keeper feeding live rabbits to pythons in a cage. The reptiles swiftly swallow each rabbit, prompting a skeptical remark from a scholarly observer who mocks the keeper while the scene remains grisly and unedifying.
A vintage advertisement promotes Ethine Double Strength to remove freckles. It claims rapid skin lightening with an ounce or less, guarantees a clear complexion, and offers a money back guarantee if it fails. The copy also contains dated humor about fashionable beauty and cultural snippets.
A reader reviews Dr. Pierce Anuric Tablets as a breakthrough for kidney and bladder issues. The letter praises the remedy over harsh or alcoholic medicines, claiming complete cure after long suffering. The writer, Mrs Melinda Miller, endorses Anuric for backache rheumatism and urinary complaints.
A fragment shows a question about a rasping letter and the suggestion to “Put Hvon file,” indicating a misread or garbled note likely from a postal or clerical docket.
Balft pint of water addos Bey Bam a small box of Barbo Compound and a drop of glycerine. Apply until the desired shade. You can mix it at home and it does not rub off.
A fragmented humor column recounts quips about jokes, editors, and the mismatched aim of a venturous entertainer. It touches on satire about bullfights in Wall Street where both laughter and misfortune collide with social ambition and tragedy.
An old testimonial style advertisement touts Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a vegetable blood purifier. It claims to cleanse impure matter from the system and improve weakness from grip or winter colds, noting it contains no alcohol or narcotics.
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