08 Mar 1918
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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1918
Page
1
W E Willey bought the old depot. John Bugbee moved into town. several residents moved to Fairbury Steele City and other areas. Local events include church meetings, Red Cross auctions, garden plans, basketball trips to Lincoln, and Liberty Loan progress.
The article notes that from the twelfth to fifteenth centuries pocket mirrors were essential for a tidy's toilet. Glass mirrors were backed with metal, with steel and silver mirrors common. Venice pioneered commercial glass mirror production.
Dr T E Barron calls on all debtors to contact the bank and settle their accounts promptly.
A man fainted in the dining room of a seashore hotel. A waiter refused a tip, prompting questions about the cause of the faint. The exchange hints at possible heart trouble but centers on tipping conduct and hotel service.
Dietary specialists urge corn use to ease wheat shortages. Wheatless meals can include cornmeal and cornmeal mixed with wheat flour. Farmers Bulletin 505 offers recipes. Consumers encouraged to request the bulletin from the U.S. Department of Agriculture.
A fragmented report describes a chilling disturbance and whispered chatter about an unknown incident. The text references Gréls and Prue ehough with unclear context, leaving readers to infer a sudden noise and unsettling reaction in the locality.
Ancient Roman houses of the wealthy had bronze framed glass panes that were uneven and defect-ridden, offering a poor outside view. These panes were cast on stone rather than blown and, when used publicly, set in pierced marble slabs.
Try this for sour stomach. Eat slowly and chew well. Consume little or no supper. If trouble persists take one Chamberlain's Tablet before bed. Sold by all dealers.
Limited quantity of tested seed corn available for sale at three dollars per bushel. M D Gillett advertises the offer as long as stock lasts.
A big community dance event is planned in Odell Nebraska on Saturday March 9 with music by Burnham's famous Ragtime Orchestra. Advance tickets are encouraged and expected to draw a large crowd from nearby towns.
Business owner in Steele City announces sale and departure and asks all persons indebted to call and settle accounts before March 15. Jo a
Piano bargain advertised by Okney Piano Co offering a gently used piano in fine condition for a small amount. Inquiries to P O Box 516 St Joseph Mo for particulars.
An old advertising blurb promotes Chamberlain's Tarlets as a remedy for digestion issues and a gentle bowel movement. It claims the medicine corrects disorder and is one of the best medicines you can obtain, available from all dealers.
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