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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1915
Page
3
The Century magazine features a drawing by Henri Jacquier of a farmhouse ruin amid battle in France. Jacquier kept sketching as shell fire raged nearby, with earth flung into his car as he completed rapid pencil strokes.
An advertisement touts Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a remedy for kidneys liver and bladder diseases. It claims purity certificates with every bottle and urges readers to send ten cents plus stamps to Dr Kilmer Co in Binghamton New York for a two ounce sample, noting availability at stores.
An advertisement touts Cuticura Soap and Ointment to treat dandruff itching and irritation for a healthy scalp and better hair. It invites readers to sample by mail with a plant card from Cuticura Dept KY Boston and notes the product is sold everywhere. It also mentions a line from a slogan about a talkative Mr Slyboy and two years of trying to make him speak.
Instructions describe making leg and waist reel winders with a drum and crank from simple materials for boys and girls. Also includes a step by step guide for a small Halloween party with ghost decor and games such as bobbing for apples and a doughnut eating contest, plus a witch story and fortune cards.
A newlywed wife hires a paperhanger to repaper her dining room. A misnamed Love causes tension when her jealous husband bursts in and learns the truth about the paperhanger. The wife explains the name mix up and the husband calms, realizing the joke.
Deacon Hyperbole Medders and Upson Downs discuss urban dining as tin kitchens in cities offer flat dwellers a daily meal routine. Judge
A guide on preventing and treating udder trouble in dairy cows. It notes risks from forced production and provides at home remedies such as hot fomentations, gentle massage, warm lard, and occasional salt peter or ice drains. It advises veterinary help for severe cases and urges dairymen to learn basic care skills.
A fragment describes a practical representation of how cooling affects milk. It notes bacterial growth over 24 hours at 50 degrees and compares with higher temperatures, illustrating temperature impact on multiplicity.
The text outlines using standard coal tar mixtures to disinfect cow stables in a contagious abortion outbreak. It emphasizes thorough cleansing of premises and separating affected cattle from the herd to prevent spread, noting care in handling and the importance of proper treatment.
The text discusses uncertainty in dairy profit without proper records and the need to understand feed efficiency. It argues that small increases in a cow’s intake can affect yield and costs, stressing the importance of tracking results to maximize net profit.
The old thick walled straw shed is ideal for farm stock with walls that keep out cold and prevent drafts while providing ventilation. It prevents frost on inner walls and remains comfortable for animals.
In a fragment from a wartime column two English workmen discuss the war's vast prisoner exchanges with a mix of irony and casual chatter. A nervous passenger on a rocking train and an Aboriginal passerby contribute brief, observational lines, capturing public mood and rumor.
The Brazilian government projects 169.66 million dollars in revenue for next year while expenditures total 174.254 million, signaling a deficit. The dialogue frames a father son exchange about fairness in action.
A startled passenger fears a torpedo on a Savannah to Baltimore coastwise steamer. The captain coolly reveals the ship has already docked, leaving travelers to fend for themselves after a brief burst of alarm and scant life preserver use.
A dialogue about marriage reveals a fiancé promising a diamond engagement ring. The exchange underscores honesty and the social weight of marital commitments in a terse, period voice.
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