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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1910
Page
2
A floaty health ad promises a remedy for bladder and kidney troubles. It claims the recipe costs 3.50 with free distribution and urges readers to request a copy by mail, asserting quick relief and home use.
Consul General George Horton reports from Athens on Greek physicians battling malaria and tuberculosis. He notes 2000 annual malaria deaths, rising to over 6000 in bad years like 1905, population at 2,433,806, and public efforts to drain swamps and use petroleum. A tuberculosis congress will be held in Athens next year inviting physicians and Greece's mayors. An unrelated anecdote from Everybody's features an irritable farmer and his son over a stump.
A passenger recalls a Valentine story from Mark Twain about an Irish wooer aboard the Bermudian who accepts rejection with humor. He asks a girl on February 14, and she says she belongs to another. He sighs and jokes that he wishes he could have at least half of her as he longs for romance.
A Wisconsin mother reports coffee caused headaches and irritability in her family and herself. After trying Postum, she notes marked relief for herself husband and daughter, with a calmer home and fewer nervous symptoms.
Fforntyn Senor Nilo Pecamba hosted a banquet for William Jennings Bryan with American ambassador Irving B. Dudley and Mrs. Dudley among the embassy present. Crown Prince William opened the American art exhibition in Berlin with Hill and other embassy members in attendance.
In brief notes from Rochester New York Taft is greeted warmly while Indiana plans a homecoming for ex Vice President Fairabak. Chicago reports a nationwide leather workers strike expansion in 103 cities and 4000 men. Pittsburg convicts hold steady as riot erupts nearby. McGall bill pushes for campaign finance publicity. Roosevelt arrives in Khartoum as rail mail costs draw government focus.
Senator Cummins attacked the railroad bill amid broader political skirmishes. Peary’s honors fate, Roosevelt shuns politics, and charges in drugs and banking feature in a roundup of national events.
Senator Burkett added an amendment allowing Omaha Indians to file claims with the court of claims and authorized three new buildings at Genoa Indian School. Postmaster General Hitchcock approved displaying a large section of postal museums at the Ohio Valley Exposition in Cincinnati next autumn.
The Canal Record reports February output at the Culebra cut surpassed all prior Februarys since dig began. Total material extracted reached 1,259,413 cable yards with a 64,757 yard daily average. Steam No. 214 set a new daily record at 2,203 yards and Shovel No. 2138 moved 4,008 cubic yards in one day.
In Council Bluffs Iowa John C Maybray and nine others were sentenced by Judge McPherson in federal court Monday after a jury found them guilty of extensive swindling through fraudulent use of materials The maximum penalty was two years in Leavenworth and a 10000 fine Four other defendants received lighter sentences
President Taft, with Senator Aldrich nearby, again defended the Payne-Aldrich tariff bill at the annual dinner of the New England manufacturing jewelers and silversmiths association. He received a most enthusiastic greeting from attendees.
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