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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1910
Page
3
A. L. Hunter of Hunter Alabama reports six months of leg trouble eased by Sloan's Liniment after doctors and rubber bandages failed. He says relief came after the first application and full recovery within two weeks.
The article surveys Guam under U S control as its small population shifts toward government labor and urban centers. It notes rising living costs, depopulation of ranches, and efforts by Captain E J Dern and agricultural programs to modernize farming, amid fears a post project rush could spark unrest.
Alaska prospectors H Parsons and A Hill nearly starved with 15000 in gold dust after a clean up at Yakatage. A fog and storm forced a dangerous coastal trek from Sea River to Katalla, with provisions lost and survival aided only by wild strawberries and a native canoe.
A campaign discussion questions what people admire in a speaker. One observer cites doubt over his nerve and bold advocacy of a controversial platform as the likely source of popular appeal.
A Nama girl earns a notable reputation for trapping wildlife. Last spring she trapped six skunks in Poppleton's woods and sent the skins to New York for tanning. Now she possesses one of the finest sets of Alaskan sables.
Doc. Robinson praised the country saying it is the best he ever lived in and that people attend to matters for you, relieving personal oversight and stress. The remark highlights a view of communal involvement in public life.
James L. Fieser director of truancy reports to the school commissioners that the city truancy program is so appealing that former students are eager to rejoin. He notes industrial education draws them back and some youths feign truancy to be readmitted. A group of five boys even demanded admittance after dismissal.
A humorous exchange in Smithville unfolds at the Eagle Hotel. The New Arrival asks about a young lawyer’s prospects. the Landlord responds with a grim joke that the prospects are starving, suggesting tough times ahead in the town.
A detailed description by F. T. Tiffany outlines a two hundred leghorns poultry house built from white pine and German siding with a front addition, hot bed sash roof, muslin curtains, and sliding doors. It notes 185 pallets and a cockerel flock, cold-weather comfort, and a total cost under two dollars per two by four.
Instructions describe a government style whitewash formula for poultry houses including quicklime, salt, rice paste, Spanish whitening and glue. Apply with brush or spray in two to three coats while warm. treat nests, coops, fences, and wood troughs to deter mites and vermin.
A neighbor reports recurring trouble with hens from a nearby yard. They note the birds return to visits soon after each disturbance, resuming common routines in the quiet residential block.
A vaudeville excerpt features a performer recalling past stage work and proposing a wood-splitting sketch as the next act. The dialogue highlights humor and nostalgia in a light entertainment setting.
An advertisement asserts deafness can be cured only by constitutional remedies, claiming catarrh causes most cases. It promises $100 for any deafness from catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure and promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
A humorous exchange notes that a woman's hat may be out of date quickly, but a battleship never goes out of fashion. The quip contrasts fashion fears with enduring power, reflecting era humor.
A fragmented ad like item lists a 2 day bargain offer for a subscription with a free vote incentive and a collection of Christmas post cards. Includes mentions of Nebraska farming journal, a bachelor girls club, a pneumonia cure claim, and a dubious line about a small man escaping through a net.
An herb based home remedy called Dandelion Mixture is claimed to ease kidney and bladder troubles. Mix one half ounce Dandelion extract, one ounce Karyon Compound, three ounces Compound Syrup of Sarsaparilla, shake, and take after meals and at bedtime.
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