24 Mar 1916
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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1916
Page
1
Local brief notices list garden time and social visits, several sales ads for livestock and eggs, and multiple short items from Steele City, Diller, and surrounding areas. Residents include Clarence Darling Roy Henderson J. C. Boettcher and Harry Zook. Lost keys bearing A Mayborn’s plate seek return.
Miss Trana Wilson of Alberquerque New Mexico wed Mr Harry Sumner of Los Cerrillos New Mexico in a spring ceremony reported as part of Stee City area society notes. The item notes relatives and community tidbits from Steele City including weather, relocations, and local club updates.
A New York Telegram view argues Russia has outgrown western tutelage and will act as a major host to guests from abroad. It says wars have not been Russia's nature, that aggression is alien to its bureaucracy, and that spiritual aims guide its efforts to uplift the poor. Germany is credited with uniting Russia and awakening a shared blood bond.
A garbled street remark questions egg freshness with racist slur and mockery. The speaker cites cracked eggs and references Mountstew in a tense, informal exchange about groceries.
Two privates from a Highland regiment on leave in Paris ate in a cafe. When billed two francs one paid with a five franc piece and received no change. One Scottish soldier sent his comrade to plead for proper change with a bold French greeting and a polite question, prompting the waitress to respond with a smile.
When the child is subject to attacks of croup, give a light evening meal to avoid overload. Watch for the first symptom hoarseness and administer Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as obtainable everywhere. Adyv.
Deputy Sheriff Pat Shea was in town on official business and is considered a strong factor for the Democratic nomination due to his experience. Republican county assessor candidate W H Stinson emphasized his farming background and appeal where known. Democratic county attorney candidate W J Moss described his legal record as a credential for the prosecuting role and urged readers to see his candidacy announcement elsewhere.
A curious note asserts cheerful elderly women signal good digestion and promotes Chamberlain's remedy as helpful for digestion. The piece emphasizes relish and satisfaction with meals as signs of proper digestion.
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