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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1913
Page
4
Community notes from October 10 1913 cover visits by J W Carmony to Fairbury a church social with Mrs Haig and a Royal Neighbors dimmer. The Iselin couple welcomed a son born October 3 and Maude Slaughter plans a short trip. Albert Pelser leaves for Iowa with plans to stay a few days.
A fragmentary dialogue between Henry and Mrs Crabbe shows tension over money and a rejected check. The garbled text lacks coherent events and identifiable people or places.
Advice on identifying three leaf groups on stems and avoiding wet exposure to reduce irritation. Prompt washing with soap and water, hand brushing, then alcohol can prevent or lessen dermatitis. After onset, thorough washing is limited but may still help. milder relief comes from sponging with alcohol and dusting powder, while salves are poorly tolerated.
A satirical notice advocates female conductresses on new Brooklyn bus routes to collect fares. It mocks fashion and propriety while praising thin waists and graceful conduct. The piece jokes about hatpins, handkerchiefs, and even conductors sipping soda.
A Berlin Allgemeine establishment project introduces electric searchlights with extreme candle power. New arc regulation moves large carbons by small electric motors with relays adjusting arc length automatically according to current.
Statement lists A. D. Rough as managing editor, business manager, publisher, and owner for the weekly Steele City Press in Steele City Nebraska. No bonds or mortgages outstanding.
The piece cites Mahomet's view that four women stand as paragons: Mary Khadijah Fatima and Rajah, with Asiah the Pharaoh’s wife noted for leaving her faith. It also includes a humorous anecdote about a man delaying a marriage proposal, quipping never put off until tomorrow what you should have done the day before yesterday.
Marketing blurb touts Chamberlains Tablets as a pleasant purgative. Claims of a healthy body and mind and a joyful feeling accompany the product. Sold by all dealers.
A statistician in Dundee counted steps for Caledonians at dances and found an average waltz covers about three quarters of a mile and a square dance about half a mile. With a full program a girl may travel eleven and a half miles including intervals and dressing room trips.
Health officer guidance warns against overindulgence in food during heat and advises drinking water, eating light foods, wearing loose clothing, and avoiding unsafe spring water. Cautions include avoiding left over foods and preventing typhoid from tainted water.
A testimonial from W. G. Mattison of Hornellsville New York claims Chamberlains Tablets have done more good than any other medicine for chronic dyspepsia. The ad notes the product is sold by all dealers and aims to give readers hope and courage.
The ad cautions against sedative cough medicines and promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a safe option. It claims the product clears infection sites and prevents pneumonia from colds, noting it contains no morphine or sedatives and is sold by dealers worldwide.
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