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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1919
Page
3
Drugstore reports praise Dr Kilmer Swamp Root for kidney trouble relief. An insurer interview notes many people unknowingly suffer kidney disease, leading to declined life insurance. Sample bottle offer requires ten cents and paper mention.
An advertisement promises instant relief from head colds and catarrh by using Fly's Cream Balm. It claims to clear nasal passages, stop snuffling and mucous discharge, and ease nighttime breathing, with a fragrant antiseptic application in the nostrils.
Weekly column urges readers to treat indigestion with Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery from Buffalo New York. It claims the product strengthens stomach digestion, improves overall health, and contains no alcohol or opiates. The piece cites widespread positive use and urges early home treatment.
In Ardeola a fire destroyed thirty nine buildings and left residents suing the Osage Valley railroad. Petitioners claim the bridge draw opened to let a tug through, delaying firefighting and enabling the blaze to devastate the town. John Lester, acting as lawyer for the claimants, faced strong defense while the jury weighed how long the five minute opening could have allowed the fire to spread.
Quote attributed to Benjamin Franklin urges saving alongside earning and taking immediate action. It emphasizes that one today is worth two tomorrows and warns against procrastination. It inspires constant industry to improve times through determined effort.
The Houston Post states humanity’s chief need is not more land but more sense, industry, and intelligent use of existing resources. It argues for disciplined effort and prudent management over expansion, urging a smarter approach to national and global well being.
Fragmented text describes the plan to store questionnaires at Washington Barracks. It notes privacy concerns for respondents and the need for a 270000 square foot building to house and organize them for potential examination by authorized officials.
Senator Freiuhnysen of New Fomces voices opposition to a bill to appoint a General of the Army citing only four prior conferrals in U.S. history and stressing that such honors are usually granted after time for calm judgment, not during hostilities.
A fragmentary 1868 battle tale honors Kandor Herron of Saint Paul Neb and Trooper Paddy Boyle who carried dispatches during a night attack by Sioux and allied tribes near Fort Tarneds. Herron, then corporal, and Boyle faced ambushes, horse losses, and heavy wounds as they aided the train under fire.
The bulletin chronicles the Princes' Islands near Constantinople once used as prisons for deposed rulers and noble figures. It notes Proti as the prison of Romanus IV Diogenes and Prinkipo where Empress Irene I was imprisoned, highlighting the islands' tragic royal past.
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