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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1913
Page
4
The Steele City newspaper notes it is published every Friday with second class mail status as of November 26 1904 in Steele City Nebraska. The piece references a measure from Congress in March and hints at legislative action affecting local readers.
In 1913 a tornado devastated Omaha destroying a long-time home and a cherished library of over a thousand volumes. The family, after loss, relocates to Claremont California seeking outdoor life and a fresh start, with Emma and her son Harry joining from Oakland.
A brief note honors figures in the nation’s capital with a refrain of faith and unity as a salute to the country and its citizens.
Mildred Riggle in fick list this week Mrs. John New visiting in Steele City George Wilson and wife moving to Wymore Miss Maime Jones Fairbury visitor Saturday Elmer Lambert and family moving to Wymore Tuesday Harry Bakewell moved to work for John Dickenson in Sterling Colorado Rally Day at Sunday school next Sunday et 5 W Lambert repairing blacksmith shop Harvey Steinmetz in third year as school janitor Our new minister J D Walker filled his first appointment there Sunday and made several calls.
Mrs Ida Shapiero of Brooklyn claimed her departed father appeared as a witness before Magistrate Miller. The specter alleged Mrs Clara Steiner took a ring from a drawer during July 3 to 4 visit and Steiner was later bailed for grand jury.
A fragment notes heat related stroke and body stress from exertion. It references bodily heat transfer by radiation and conduction as evidence of illness, with incomplete context on individuals or events.
The Interchurch Federation of Philadelphia warns rural girls about moving to big cities for work. They warn that honest employment should pay more than eight dollars weekly and note high living costs including rent meals lunches clothing and incidentals. The message stresses dangers for self supporting women lacking steady work or adequate savings.
A Prince Albert writer recalls how his boy suffered a severe croup attack in the night. He used Chamberlain's Cough Remedy from a large bottle on hand, and after an hour and twenty minutes the danger passed. Sold by all dealers.
A humorous family vignette contrasts talents with a plain breadwinner. John dances divinely, Tom sings like an angel, Deve is a famous football player, Susanne paints with great taste, while Henry is described as a dull worker who supports the group.
The piece notes that surviving a lightning strike is a form of luck and even elevates a person in the eyes of neighbors. It cites J C Lawson and Artemidorus to claim such a man gains citizen honor and near divine status. It references Quintus Julius Eburnus rising to consul in 116 B.C. due to divine favor.
An advertisement urges avoiding sedative cough medicines and endorses Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as the proper treatment for coughs and colds. It claims the product cleans breeding grounds for germs and prevents pneumonia, noting the remedy contains no morphine or sedatives and is sold by dealers.
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