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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1914
Page
3
An advertisement explains Goodyear tires are offered at prewar prices due to wartime rubber supply shifts. It notes suppliers secured prime rubber from London, Singapore, and other sources, enabling a near-record supply of high-grade rubber while resisting price hikes. Dealers are kept supplied at ante-bellum rates with limited orders.
Edward B. Clark surveys how England France and Germany award gallantry decorations and notes that civilians can win the French Croix de Guerre while the Victoria Cross and American Medal of Honor are reserved for battlefield bravery. He cites dramatic acts by soldiers and a drummer boy whose VC is lifelong, illustrating the varied paths to recognition.
A fragment from the Boston Transcript shows a neighbor sending word about a home task. The exchange includes a quirky line about not bringing a parrot, reflecting local speech and humor in a short, incomplete dialogue snippet.
A London dance revival shows Indians and Japanese failing to grasp partners dancing. Youhio Markine recalls a host’s ball plan and the Oriental view of dancing as professional entertainment. The piece ends with a witty jab at English flirtation and a remark about women kissing and making up.
Bulletin plans for horse registration and breed heredity features a drill at the state fair grounds. Officials announce a one month cream grading trial boosting producer earnings, upcoming price changes, and a statewide assessment showing 3,198 autos valued at 2,627,088 dollars.
A college exam pledge was ignored by a student who admitted the omission to an examiner who deemed the paper as evidence. The scene included misread lines and humorous mispellings as teachers and students engaged in a string of classroom gaffes and anecdotes.
A woman credits her sister with swapping a morning coffee for Postum, a caffeine free beverage. She notes improved color and nerve strength as the drink on trial rebuilds her strength, urging readers to try Postum by the Postum Co. of Battle Creek Michigan and referencing The Road to Wellville.
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