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Newspaper

Steele City Press

Location

Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Mar 12, 1910

Page

6

Farmers' diet and Quaker Oats for endurance

The article notes farmers buy more food for the table than a decade ago and praise Quaker Oats for boosting health and stamina. It urges farmers to increase oats consumption for themselves, their children, and workers on the farm.

Desert Melody Toucan Duo Sings Duet

A playful scene features two toucans meeting and singing a duet. One bird declares its singing ability while the other agrees, delivering a lighthearted exchange in a desert setting.

Calumet Baking Powder Endorsed For Quality And Value

A reader’s fragment praises Calumet baking powder over cheaper brands. It argues cheap powders use inferior materials and must be used in greater amounts, increasing cost and yielding poorer results. Calumet is described as wholesome, moderate in price, reliable, and easy for cooks.

Parody Angers Town Over Flooded Dams and Parisians Joke

Local chatter recalls Penaley's dam overflow and two feet of water in Widder Brown's cellar. A vent about rising pretensions ends with a jab at residents calling themselves Parisians of Ameriky.

Dinigledell Penaley Widder Brown Ameriky

Gated Her Stuff

A Houston reader reports crude remarks and threats from a male partner. She says he warned he would button her gown from the back if she hurried, portraying a pattern of coercive behavior. The excerpt reflects domestic tension and concerns over control.

Epidemic Remedies Prompted By Silent Habit Chains

Fragmentary notice describes an epidemic concern and calls for immediate remedies. It mentions marine product usage and reflects a distressed tone about habitual chains wearing away at health. No clear names, dates, or locations are readable.

In 6 to 14 Days a Free Thinker Emerges

A fragment notes a time frame of six to fourteen days and hints at a person who begins as a worshiper of a woman and develops into a free thinker. The text is fragmented and lacks clear names or places.

Tenderfoot

Modern Farm Advice From an Old Notebook

A collection of practical farming tips covers poultry care and feed, barn hygiene, and calf and pig management. It advises rationing grain, using incubators, providing sun, and protecting stock from cold, with notes on soil fertility, crop rotation, and market-ready livestock.

A Train Load of Tobacco Highlighted in Factory Sale

A Peoria Star item notes a large tobacco shipment at a leading United States factory, with an extra price paid for quality selection. Smokers of Lewis' Single Binder Cigars are expected to welcome this premium leaf. January 16, 1909.

United States Peoria Star

Whisky debates and a Liverpool pub remark at St. Regis dinner

An analysis discussion from Taft era figures about whisky types, pot still versus patent still, referenced during a St. Regis dinner. A Liverpudlian tale of a pub inquiry and a drastic event involving three anarchists is noted in the fragment.

Axropos Dent Taft Richard la Galifenre St. Regis Liverpool

Hal's Catarrh Cure Claim and Testimonials

An advertisement touts Hal's Catarrh Cure as the only cure for constitutional disease and claims a $100 reward for testimonials. It notes the remedy is taken orally and affects the blood and mucous surfaces. Address F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio for a list of testimonials.

F. J. Cheney & CO Toledo O. Taxe

Inventor Demonstrates Practical Airship and Private Phone

A cautious appraisal notes the airship is practical, using its motor to power a wood saw device. The accompanying commentary highlights the inventor's highly connected family, boasting an exclusive private telephone line.

Overland Car Orders Surge Across States

Kansas leads with 1000 Overland cars ordered for this season as Nebraska Iowa Texas New York and other states follow. Overland boasts record sales with a $24 million contract to meet demand and an aggressive price of 1000 dollars per car including magneto and lamps.

Kansas Nebraska Texas New York Arpa San Noy Washington Philadelphia

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