31 May 1918
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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1918
Page
1
Readable fragments show multiple town visits and travels from Steele City to Lincoln and Beatrice. Mentions include E L Jedkins GOP treasurer candidate, county events, and a June 5 1917 voter registration deadline. Also notes Red Cross work for Steele City girls and military service prompts.
Dr Bessie B Hoeft led the program while Harold Van Nortwick delivered humorous class statistics. James Wilson read a legal style class prophecy and Howard Deems gave the valedictory as Ruby Schultz closed with a monologue. Diplomas were presented by Allen T Phelps. Mildred Andrews received the four year scholarship.
The Kaiser and followers cite Daniel to claim a prophecy foretold the collapse of Russian forces. They align 1290 days with August 1, 1914, to February 11, 1918, marking Germany's entry and Trotzky's declaration of war end.
The article recalls the origin of the blue white and red tricolor in the 1789 revolution. It notes Carmille Dermoulins garden symbol and the initial rejection of green for political reasons, then Paris colors blue and red with white added to honor royalty. Bailly and Lafayette offered the cocard to Louis XVI a few months after the Bastille.
In French and Flemish trenches, a small smooth haired terrier endears itself to troops. The dog Warrior stays in the trenches with the battalion and calms fears after shells. Cats also roam trench lands, often cared for by soldiers who pass through the sector.
The article notes headaches often stem from a disordered stomach or constipation. It asserts correcting digestive issues can help prevent headaches and attributes main causes to gastrointestinal conditions.
Last Sunday at the M E church a nine star service flag was dedicated in Sunday school. Rev J H Boggess and Miss Rucker led services with readings by Beulah Babcock and Bethel Hoeft. Bruce Harris gave a patriotic address on camp life as the congregation joined in America. Next Sunday Rev J H Boggess preaches at Endicott and will give a memorial address for Civil War soldiers, with a sermon on the Hun assassins in the world war context.
The text discusses the manufacture of linoleum focusing on the use of cork and linseed oil with smaller quantities of kuric gum resin and pigments as additional additives.
A man in good physical condition is likely to enjoy life while the bilious and dyspeptic are despondent and miserable. This ill feeling is unnecessary. A few doses of Eck’s Tab lets you tone up the stomach and improve digestion.
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