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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1913
Page
3
A Chicago woman confronts Cindy about a supposed brother while the man denies relation. Cindy deflects and asks to stay as she checks with Gat. A Washington scientist loses a prized beetle as it escapes with a diamond pin, eluding pursuit in Harper’s Weekly anecdote.
Lord Redesdale told the King Edward Memorial Fund advisory committee that aging Shadwell market site could become a pleasure garden. The discussion highlighted learning by doing and cautions learned from experience.
A man long troubled by loss of appetite finds relief after using a simple wholesome food. The article extols natural eating over drugs, suggesting renewed vitality and a remarkable improvement in wellbeing. Chicago readership is urged to consider this food as a practical miracle.
The article reports on a Nebraska state fair program named Better Babies under the Department of Eugenics, with infant health tests and prize scoring overseen by the state board of health. It notes a memorial trip funding shortfall, governor officials urge public support, and mentions plans for a state reformatory site and hotel inspections in Omaha and Lincoln. It also covers early closings for Nebraska State Fair races and Nebraska athletes potentially joining the Chicago Olympics team.
Reports describe Berlin rebuilt after a tornado with paving projects in Beatrice. Beatrice hosts events June 10 11 and 12 while Lincoln prepares for a state postmasters convention. Other items note accidents injuries and civic efforts across Hastings Auburn Greeley Scotts Bluff and Albion with local sports and weather updates.
In 1911 Sam Marcus credits Cuticura Soap and Ointment with curing years of eczema on his hands after using warm water washes and the ointment twice daily for months. The note cites a 82 page Skin Book and world wide sales. The clipping also includes unrelated light anecdotes about evening callers and Irvin S. Cobb.
A fragmentary conversation explores a joint visit to a futurist canvas and the idea of shared duty. The dialogue hints at personal obligations while contrasting optimism with doubt in a cryptic, literary style.
The text describes a small door that a bee squeezes through to reach nectar stirring pollen and honey. It proceeds to note various plants and flowers including Dutchman's breeches Jack in the pulpit ferns lilies of the field and their spring growth and beauty as they bloom in meadows and woods.
United States Attorney Miller orders Pennell to remove chewing gum from his mouth on the stand. Judge Anderson commands compliance as Pennell swallows the gum, causing a pause in proceedings while the judge turns in his chair.
Governor Sulzer spoke in Albany calling a political move a shrewd retaliation. He compared it to a lawyer who wanted to borrow a neighbor’s Blackstone but could not remove it. The tale ends with a lawyer guarding a valuable base on his own lawn as a limit to lending.
Sam Poeksien, lone policeman, kept peace in a small Tennessee town, mainly watching trouble in the black neighborhood by the creek on Saturday nights. A cabin dance led to a large outdoor fight where rocks flew, witnessed by Gam Buckarew from a distance, who refused to intervene. The next day the justice of the peace questioned Buckalew about rocks flying as he claimed rocks have no news.
A brief notice describes a girl in the country selling items to earn money. She posted a white sign on her gate and offered presh milk at 5 cents a pint, buttermilk at 4 cents, and homemade bread and batter at a small price.
The Hi entry defeats strong competition as hundreds of exhibits pour in from across the United States and Canada. The Hills homesteaded four parcels in Lloydminster district and transformed prairie land into thriving oats under harsh conditions. They credit study of climate soil and seed and strict crop care for their success.
A man, after lugging heavy suitcases along Kronprinz Wilhelm’s pier, whistled to the departing liner but the ship did not stop. He jokes that ships ignore voices, then recalls slipping on city hall steps where Judge Isaac Russell notes his intact honor.
A letter from Mrs Atlis Daxioea of Pentwater Michigan credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with improved health and energy. The note mentions daytime drowsiness prior to use and better sleep after starting the remedy, as shared by multiple readers.
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