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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1915
Page
3
Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Praised by Readers
Excerpts from letters by women across the U S praising Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound for pregnancy and childbirth. Testimonials hail benefits before birth and for infant health, noting cures and gratitude.
Not Gray Maire But Fred Eyes Make Us Look Older
A fragmented humorous quip piece references eyes aging, movie influence, and a stray line about Algernon and a bill in Kansas City. It mentions Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets as a liver and bowels remedy and folds in a blunt sexual advice line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gray Maire
Fred
Nebras ka News Snippets From Various Towns
A collage of Nebraska notes: Palmyra farmer finds a canceled Fire National Bank check in a cornfield after a Great Bend cyclone. Rev J H Dirks resigns after 40 years at Namaha County Stone church. Auto crash near Grand Island kills Mabel Luis and Mrs Bennett. alfalfa prices rise in Kearney. Miller rebuild plans announced. Beatrice Poultry Show dates set. Lexington aviation feat by McCabe. David City approves 60000 for new high school. Omaha hosts auto show and firemen tournament discussions. Lincoln speed record set. regional projects include big Republican River drainage plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palmyra
A.J. Lamb
Here
Hhis Cornfeld
Firet National Bank of
Great Bend
Kan
Walnut Creek Milling Company
Auditorium
Omaha
Nebraska
State Fair Grounds
Manley Brothers
Lyons
Hampshire
Panama
Anselm
Mercantile Company
Plainview
Electric
Bid Water
Falla City
William Hinletner
Ifeman
Hincoln
Atate Supreme Court
Lincoln
Ron
Stuckutis
Eugene C. Hersinger
U. S. Navy
Fremont
Holm
Wahoo
Federal
Aurora Willl
Treasury Department
Washington
Provisions of the Cold Storage Law and Related News
Nebraska head of the pure food commission explains cold storage provisions to dealers and the public. The law bans misbranded or adulterated cold stored foods and requires labeling on invoices and new containers. Also covered are railroad rules on selling fruit from cars and banking dispute settlements, mortgage data, and interstate pharmacy reciprocity between Iowa and Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Newamaperinion
Clarence BE. Harman
Nebraska Pure Food Commission
Tatamant
Nebraska
Onid Etorkan Food
Lew
Ately
Oolator Agp
Crash Foods
Alpine Alpini Hold Mountain Fort Against Austrian Attacks
Alpine troops guard inaccessible peaks as Austrians mine paths below in the Alps. A lone Alpini, dangling by rope, fires on approaching enemies after detecting mining activity. Three Austrians die, dynamite charge left behind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austria
Italy
Iene
Seer
Oficer
Australia Day Ram Auction Aids Red Cross Fund
A ram named Australia Day was auctioned in Sydney with proceeds to the Red Cross fund. The bidding featured a prominent sheepowner and an eloquent appeal to pastoralists. The ram sold for final bids after 22 earlier sales, with a total realisation of a substantial sum. Judge Whitehead, formerly a court stenographer and deputy prosecuting attorney, is noted in a separate record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatrice
Feebie
Wille
Dieth
Australia
Red Cross Fund
Sydney
Tother
Asim
Lever
Beet
Mika
Reahom Whitehead
Seattle
Waldiy
Afeas
Whitehead
Apples from oldest Pacific coast apple tree sent to agriculture department
Apples plucked from a ninety year old Pacific coast apple tree in Vancouver Washington were sent to the agriculture department by a former district horticulture inspector. The department will reproduce the apples in size shape and color and return them with photos and the tree history to Washington and Oregon Historical societies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Coast
Vancouver
Wash
Department of Aigriculture
Washington and
Oregon Historical Societies
Boy in Search of Work Faces Harsh Questions
A distressed youth pleads for employment in a harsh exchange with his master, seeking any task including washing or cleaning. The scene shifts to reflections on labor and responsibility as an elderly speaker urges compassion while recalling his own youth. The piece ends with a caustic restaurant patron remark about a baby and a mother, illustrating social attitudes toward labor and care.
Fragmented Quote Reflects Gender Folly and Fate
A fragmented quotation mocks feminine folly while noting that men who rely on luck or charm in life face ridicule and eventual consequences. The speaker suggests such a path leads to a hollow, empty walking through life.
Tightwad banker relates dental tale of old Republic City
A Concordia banker recalls a tale told by Doctor Jones of Republic City about a seven year old boy. The doctor lent forceps to extract a molar and the banker paid nothing beyond the doctor’s toil. The scene ends with the banker urging the boy to fetch his shawl and leave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gomer Davies
Concordia Ransh
Doctor Jones
Republics City
Doc
Tome
Kansas City
Arual
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mary
Childrem
Mrrcumu
Nena, N. Y
Lydia E. Pinkham
Conshahocken
Lydia E Pink
Mose Blakeley
Coalport
Woes Titus
Winter Haven
Florida
Pridgence
Temple Street
Springieid
Mass
Bermuda
Algernon
Bill
Journal
Doan
Burffalasn
Astungica Benet c
Salome
Storm Carrien Check
Tecumach
J. H. Dirks
Stone Church
Namaha County
Wil
Rev. Dirks
Germany
Grand Teland
Mabel Luis
Mrs. Bennett
Miss Lutz
Mr. Bennett
Miss Lot
Kearney
Bessie & Son
Beatrice Poultry
Beatrice Poultry Association
Adam “Thompson
Missouri
Julius Naumann
Whitcomb
Jesse. Kear
Lexington
Asroplann
McCabe Aviation ‘Co
Emmett McCabe
Hee
David City
Miss Phillips
Powell
Steele City
Church Howe
Auburn
News OF the State House
Mate House
Railway Commission
Raffroae
J. Gane
Union Pacific
Watlataé
Farmers” Union
Superior
National Bank
State Banking Board
Guaranty Fond
Iowa
Nebenska Board
State Pharmacy Board
Stallone
Grea Britain
Whitaker
Europe
United Kingdom
Islé
Tranavaal
Orange Free State
Rasutotan
Rhodesia
Gambia
Gold Coast
Sierra Leone
Nigeria
Somaliland
British
New Brunswick
Prince Edward
British Columbia
Manitoba
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Northwest ‘Territories
Newfoundland
Jamaica
Bahamas
Leeward
Windward Islands
Barbados
Trinidad and Tobago
Brittish Guiana
British Honduras
Bermuuda
Falkland Islands
South Georgia
Australasia
New South Walkes
Queensland
Taamatia
New
Oneida
Skinner
America
Skinner Mfg. CO
Omaha, Neb
Dredry Samuel
Sambel
Sarel
Kansas” City
Groceater
Kansan
Trent
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