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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1913
Page
2
A woman from Cary Maine recounts suffering after surgery and credits Lydia E Pinkham's Compound with relief. She says she felt a duty to tell other women about the remedy and its impact on her health.
A collage of short phrases and quips from early press items includes about women workplace habits and social mores. References to telephones meals marriages stenographers and office life appear in quick topical jabs and moral vignettes.
The London press laments arms growth and Germany France tensions as king’s speech offers no new defenses. Suffragettes disrupt the royal opening procession, breaking a cordon to present petitions, though the king and queen likely did not notice.
Carranza era fighting reports say a four hour battle at Reata in Coahuila between federal forces and rebels. Government sources list twenty six federal dead eleven wounded and thirty three rebels killed as rebels pull back toward Baga thirty miles north. The chamber of deputies passed an amnesty measure and Eugenio Ramon named military governor of Coahuila.
American passengers on northbound trains seized by rebel troops. Three automobiles left interior points to rescue them after urgent appeals from Magdalena. Reports say Juan Cabral's rebels plan to attack Nogales Sonora after reinforcement from Cananea. Hermosillo quiet but critical conditions persist.
Lincoln Neb The Commonwealth Power company appeals to district court after the state irrigation board canceled two Loup river water power site filings. Initial hearing was in Columbus. The appeal follows a November decision by Land Commissioner Cowles Governor Aldrich and Attorney General Martin.
Warrant issued for Judge J. M. Bateman said to be from Atlanta and called the brains of the old Mabray gang. Frank Rothleuter of Kilgore Neb charges Bateman and associates swindled him out of 9000 dollars via fake horse races in pool rooms operating in Omaha and Kansas City.
Lincoln Neb reports show the Labor Commissioner Pool collecting manufacturing data statewide. Over 2500 letters sent to manufacturers gather totals of workers by gender, average daily wage, total wages in 1912, stock value, product value, and Nebraska sales percentage.
Austin public schools held special exercises Friday to mark Texas independence day March 2 1836 as Texans commemorated 78 years since declaring independence from Mexico. The British centenary committee plans New York meetings to coordinate actions among the United States England and Canada.
Dr. C. B. Remmey or an official will name the expert to value the matter if it is resolved. The chosen person may be a collaborator as needed.
At the Cluny museum in Paris a frying pan with arms of France and Navarre and the inscription Here lives the magnificent prince Louis XIV was found. It had been attached to Louis XIVs coffin in 1793 and later turned into a frying pan before becoming a museum relic with evidence of its former handle.
A jumble of scattered lines markets a free box of assorted biscuits from Loose Wiles Biscuit Co Omaha Nebraska and urges readers to mail the coupon. The fragmentary text includes quips about politeness and fame and taunting proverbs with unrelated dialogue.
The Nebraska Legislature reports day end statistics showing both houses ahead of last year. House bills introduced 883, passed 457. Senate 87 introduced, 129 passed. Reformatory bill to be reported this week with $150,000 appropriation and site rules. Legislative League reunion to gather 200 veterans. Appropriation bills to be debated after general measures. Senate supports removal of the university state farm. house vote similar.
A Newry Telegraph note recalls poet Rev Charles Wolfe author of The Burial of Sir John Moore. Wolfe, a Ballyelog Tyronne curate, published the poem in 1817 as poetry. He died of consumption in 1823 at thirty two, leaving behind limited public recognition.
A reflective note on effort and achievement, stating that true progress belongs to those who work, read, and think beyond minimal requirements, pursuing deeper knowledge beyond basics. The passage emphasizes sustained study and active mental engagement as keys to success.
Fragmentary dialogue shows doctors misdiagnosing appendicitis then stomach issues as bankruptcy looms. Promoters boast about selling 9,000 shares and a near six figure sum, hinting at a speculative financial scheme amid muffled gibberish and garbled text.
A quip notes a teller may earn an honest living by letting money slip through his hands, contrasting a careful banker with a spendthrift in a humorous observation.
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