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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1918
Page
3
A Cardiff Western Mail excerpt notes a Welshman in a chapel prayer muttering about the Kaiser. The item also promotes Cuticura Soap and Ointment with free samples and a brief caution about a blanket injunction.
A compact feature noting Allen's Foot-Base used among troops and Dr Pierce's Pleasant Pellets advertised as liver regulating pills. The text also contains a quip about lifting feats and mentions charity returning kindness.
In a Kansas City Star vignette, Joshua Lott clings to the rear platform as conductor Josh Moore urges him forward. The 60 passenger car stops to let 80 more aboard at a transfer point, and Lott surges to the front to make space while the conductor scolds.
A humor column parodies a trial where a man confesses theft claiming a cookery book ordered him to take a chicken. Judge Daniels jokes about Indiana marrying laws. Short sketches lampoon domestic life with light quips about gifts, tea visits, and autos, featuring witty exchanges and old-time stereotypes.
Monty Clair returns to Green's island after a staged murder scare and a near escape. A sudden house fire breaks out, Lucile is rescued from smoke in a blanket while townsfolk scramble for help and try to assess who set the blaze.
A playful exchange about nocturnal sentinels and moonlit gossip features two speakers mockingly dubbing themselves Lunaticks. The light banter hints at longing while keeping tone whimsical and obscure.
Rugs are formed from tissue paper twisted into threads and woven with wool to create a compact heavy mat. The technique uses mixtures of paper and wool to produce durable textile pieces.
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