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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1913
Page
2
A middle aged couple returning from a weekend trip discover a troubling situation at home involving their grown son who sleeps deeply and may have missed his work after their four daughters left him instructions to wind the storm clock.
A reader describes a daughter’s severe scalp condition with white and brown scales, itching and hair loss over weeks. After trying remedies including Cuticura the case shows persistent misery and school absence.
Washington reports the democratic tariff revision bill now practically complete after a joint conference with unanimous conferees backing its passage. President Wilson is expected to sign before week’s end as congressional leaders express confidence. In Albany Governor Sulzer wins a triple impeachment trial victory as Judge Cullen rules certain corrupt bargain evidence inadmissible.
Rome reports concern over Pope Pius X health Though not frail he is described as unsatisfactory. rest and quiet expected to restore strength. Audiences unofficially discouraged until recovery. Dedicate $30,000 Athletic Park at Beatrice Nebraska
A 10 cent box promises to cleanse the stomach and intestines by removing sour undigested food and foul gases. It claims to purify the liver and bowels, with effects overnight, and advertises quick, sleep aided relief. The page also mentions icebergs detection and a string of jokes and quotes.
The report notes a visitor from Monaco on a hunting trip and hints a new tariff bill will provide a surplus. It cites Senator Simmons as expecting a $16,000,000 surplus to be created by the measure and mentions treasury experts confirming revenue estimates.
The prince of Monaco, with sixteen companions, camps near Papuska in Cody Wyoming for a big hunting trip. Their camp includes sixteen heated tents and modern conveniences. The prince will use Colonel Cody's rifle on his first bear and is described as a crack shot who once killed rabbits on the run during a cross country auto trip.
A significant uranium and pitchblende discovery near the Erzgebirge on the German side has drawn attention for potential radium extraction. German cities and states have placed orders totaling about 625000 dollars for uranium and radium amid wartime demand.
A sweeping federal migratory bird act begins October 1 setting northern and southern zones with seasonal limits and bans on spring shooting and daytime hunting. It aims to protect birds while allowing open waterfowl seasons of at least 30 days in many areas. Code: Vessel Transit total wreck at Point Barrow shown. four-masted schooner and five other ships trapped in nearby ice. Crews near land can leave by crossing the ice, no danger to aboard.
A 7300 ton shipment of shelled corn from Buenos Aires arrived at the port, signaling a large import program by U S dealers. Importers may buy in South America and cover transport costs with a margin, amid favorable local prices. Lincoln to start commercial lighting power under city ordinance. San Francisco rumor claims mint looted of a sack of coin, with no confirmation from authorities.
The House passed and Senate committee on public lands reported favorably a bill regarding the North Platte Reserve in Washington DC.
The text presents a vintage advertisement for Knowlton s Danderine claiming hair restoration and scalp health benefits. It also includes fragmented comic exchanges about hunting trips and a parlor magician claiming age detection, all reflecting light entertainment in a historical newspaper snippet.
At 10 p m six miles east by south of Point Conception a mist bank endured heavy lightning for 1 hour 14 minutes. By 12 15 a m August 8 the Wasp foremast top to spring stay sparked with electricity and sounded like wireless apparatus. Captain Sunderberg notes the mast thundered with loud reports and not a usual St Elmo display while the crew stayed below. Germany secures most tin ore from Bolivia.
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