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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1914
Page
3
Mrs. Onrrta Turner of Wayne St Piqua Ohio testifies that Pinkham's Medicine restored her strength and vitality. The ad invites other women to seek Lydia E Pinkham's confidential medical advice by writing to the Lyon Massachusetts company.
A Greenwood Indiana reader details years of scalp itching burning pimples blackheads and hair loss. After trying remedies nothing worked until Cuticura Soap and Ointment, three months of use left face smooth and clear. Signed C M Hamilton dated Sept 24 1912.
Book review outlines L Gutierres de Lara and Edgcomb Pinchon's The Mexican People Their Struggle for Freedom. It explains the 1857 constitution provisions on rights education press and property and notes Huerta era abuses, land dispossession, and the constitutionalists fight to end elite privilege.
Sixty three Medina colony members fleeing violence in Oaxaca arrived in Cordoba and endured days of hunger, mob threats, and forced payments for protection. Locomotive engineer Wn. Elliott and family faced guards and raids, later housed in barracks for six days with scarce food and brutal crowds. Ringed by cries to “Kill the Gringoes,” refugees described looting and assaults as Mexican forces protected them, with a colonel aiding escape to the palace.
The exhibition surveys weapons from American and foreign history, tracing sword development as weapon and badge. Notable collections include the George Kennan display, Mason family swords, and items from Hickman and Hannay. Highlights feature Revolutionary era pieces and swords linked to officers such as Decatur, Gansevoort, and Rochambeau.
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