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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1910
Page
7
A reader asks about typical meals per day and mentions sending sixteen messages while another person, Johnnie, estimates about ten meals. The inquiry appears framed as a casual, humorous exchange.
A writer recalls a rejected story, notes it later sold for 40 dollars, then seeks another rejection as a tactic. The exchange shows how negative feedback can drive market value and prompt further submissions. Bo is referenced in the dialogue.
An Arizona man recalls stomach distress after meals and credits Postum and Grape-Nuts with improvement. He reports no headaches, better digestion, and a 12 pound weight gain after switching from tea coffee and starch-heavy breakfasts three months ago.
A massive wildfire swept across the Minnesota Manitoba boundary Friday and Saturday killing an estimated 100 to 200 settlers around Beaudette Pitt Roosevelt and Graceton. Homes and belongings burned as crowds fled by rail and the disaster overwhelmed residents with horror and loss.
In Starkville, at the Colorado Fuel and Iron mine, at least fifty two men are entombed as rescue crews with oxygen helmets and tools arrive to vent poisonous gases and reach the living tomb. An explosion Saturday night likely coal dust caused the collapse sealing the main entrance and trapping tollers as hundreds of rescuers labor to reach them.
Cholera arrives at New York as three cases are confirmed linked to the Hamburg American line ship Moltke. A steerage passenger from Naples, Giovanni Falcigia, age thirty six, is the latest victim and is being treated after quarantine detention at Swinburne Island. A health officer notes multiple cases among Moltke travelers and quarantine status remains in effect.
In Los Angeles, seventeen of the twenty men who died in the Times plant explosion were laid to rest side by side at Hollywood cemetery. A single funeral service was held for all in Temple auditorium, crowded by 2,500 attendees, with a larger crowd outside unable to enter.
A recall petition circulates alleging Mayor Hiram Gill is incompetent and unfit to serve. The wording mirrors the recall of Mayor A. C. Harper of Los Angeles, citing public duties and governance concerns.
St Paul Governor Eberhart as president of the state Red Cross urges statewide contributions of money provisions and clothing for victims of the Minnesota fire.
Rome dispatch cites Ibrahim bay at Constantinople sending a message about revolutionary movements and political upheaval in the Ottoman domains. The report notes unrest spilling into Paria and surrounding areas as tensions rise among officials and factions.
A New Richmond Ohio reader, B. McClanahan of Market Street, praises Doan's Kidney Pills for curing kidney ills. He describes swollen feet, painful urination, and progressive weakness, claiming the remedy saved his life after other doctors failed. Sold everywhere for fifty cents a box by Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo N Y.
The piece argues that women can cultivate a husband through subtle, respectful control that brings out the best in him. It frames managing as a high vocation, warning against coercion while urging women to fan the spark of the divine in every man.
A fragmented exchange references a blow to the solar plexus and a playful line about a nurse. The odd dialogue mentions Miss Wise-Why and Chetty, with a humorous tone suggesting an aw-food-night kiss and absence from home.
Distemper illness spreads among horses and others in a stable, with mentions of medicated bottles priced at fifty cents and one dollar. References to a medical company and location Gothen Indiana appear in garbled OCR text.
A Kansas woman seeks divorce after her husband throws bricks at her. The item notes a general claim of abuse and quotes a related testimonial about skin treatment with Cuticura remedies, including names and addresses from 1909. The tone imitates a sensational, fragmented early 20th century notice.
A reflection on failure as step toward achievement, noting how a man’s setbacks can reveal progress and resilience. The piece frames struggle as integral to eventual success, highlighting perseverance and learning from mistakes.
A fragment muses on cheerfulness drawing sunlight and air to inspire radiance in a lonely pine wasteland. It envisions joy as children dancing and running, celebrating happiness in nature.
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