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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1912
Page
3
A neighbour consoles John who has lost timber to fires, riverbank land, pigs to cholera, illness in his family, and foreclosure of a farm. The tale, from a Ladies' Home Journal piece, contrasts caretaking with hardship as a mass meeting reflects on dignity amid misfortune.
A professor recalls wooing and engagement, noting happiness when she finally said yes. He explains the breakup stemmed from his absent mindedness, recounting a subsequent marriage proposal attempt and a humorous remark about the girl's dimples and sunburn risk.
Nebraska’s farms yield far more value than global gold production from 1896 to 1910, with grain and livestock totaling over two billion bushels and values exceeding 2.0 billion dollars. The piece highlights crop rotations, wheat leadership, and state efforts on school standards and hospital expansion amid budget debates.
A reader reports Dr Hartman advising Peruna for Bright's disease with claims of kidney relief. The doctor notes no promises but endorses trial, outlines dosage, and promises frank updates if ineffective. Also mentions Peruna company details and a curio about oldtime Peruna and a proverb.
Nebraska factory owners convene in Omaha November 14 15 to organize a state association aiming to protect manufacturers interests develop resources and promote Nebraska made goods. Governor Aldrich endorses the move saying it will unite forces and aid colonization plans with speakers and hotel accommodations arranged.
Robert Loraine the English actor extolled American department stores praising silk stockings and the gleam of women's ankles. He recounted a married man asking for pretty silk stockings and being met by attentive saleswomen across long counters.
A 1911 testimonial from Charles Judlin touts Cuticura Soap and Ointment as curing severe scalp itching and hair loss after years of dandruff. The ad promises free samples and a 22 page skin book, with appeals to readers to write to Cuticura in Boston.
Advertisement notes that a fussy baby signals need for a mild laxative without opiates. It recommends Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a safe, pleasant option, with a bedtime dose for morning relief. Include postal request to Dr W B Caldwell of Monticello Illinois for a free trial bottle. It warns anger and fret reduce happiness.
A brief item notes a young woman choosing to marry a wealthy suitor, implying a selection based on fortune rather than affection. The fragment suggests social dynamics where money influences marriage choices.
An advertisement claims chemical action cleanses and renews the lungs and tissues by helping blood absorb more nutriment and contact every cell. It promotes Tonitives Co. remedies at 75 cents per box via dealers or mail from Buffalo, N.Y.
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