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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1919
Page
3
A sensational advertisement touts Eaton ic as a guaranteed remedy for acid stomach indigestion heartburn and related ailments. It urges readers to try a drug store box of pleasant tasting tablets claiming instant relief and full refund if unmet.
An education notice urges housewives to analyze dishwashing methods to save time. It recommends tracking time, tools, and steps, then adopting the most efficient sequence, drying dishes in a rack, and planning routines to reduce wasted effort.
A brief note describes stitching a narrow lace edge to the bottom hem to finish garments neatly. The technique aims to protect the hem and give a delicate, dainty appearance.
Chronicle notes a careful kitchen routine washing dinner dishes at 20 85 1S 50. Pans, china, silver, and glassware were washed in sequence with drainage and wiping to ensure dryness. More dishes than usual mentioned.
The article outlines starting a dairy herd by using calves from purebred cows to achieve productive, well-bred stock. It discusses buying graded heifer calves from established breeders, benefits of early shipping and proper care, and urges attention to quality stock to reduce disease risk and improve long term success.
The article argues that using existing feed more efficiently can stretch scarce food supplies. It advocates increasing dairy cow feed to raise milk and dairy product production, stressing national need and the danger of wasteful practices.
The Babcock test measures fat content in milk or cream and, with a milk scale, helps identify top cows. Used with a lactometer, it determines total solids in milk for herd assessment.
An old advertisement touts August Flower as a general remedy for constipation nervous dyspepsia and liver trouble. A brief domestic tale follows with a servant seeking weekend time off and a theater outing discussed among family members in a Brooklyn Citizen item.
A dramatic scene unfolds as a man holds a portrait while his wife suffers a mysterious breakdown. The doctor dismisses superstitions and orders the husband home to remove his party telephone, noting the wife has listened in too long. The Kansas City Star wryly notes many fortunes rise from curiosity.
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