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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1915
Page
3
A neighborhood feature quotes Mrs. F. Jameson of Princeton praising a vegetable compound for headaches neck inflammation and weakness. Other letters urge women with female troubles to try the product and seek advice from the Pinkham Medicine Co. in Lynn Massachusetts.
A humorous exchange from the Philadelphia Record where Mrs. Bored resists hunger while her husband insists she will be hungry once the waiter arrives. The scene unfolds with light domestic banter about waiting for meals and appetite.
Advert says Cuticura Soap cleanses and purifies the scalp to fight dandruff while Cuticura Ointment soothes irritated skin. Warns that dandruff and itching destroy hair and promotes the products as superior emollients for skin and scalp.
Plant lovers should tailor window gardens to each plant's needs and home conditions. Consider light, temperature, space, and foliage texture to prevent wasted effort, and prepare August decisions by pruning and pinching to encourage winter blooms.
Water the sweet peas at the roots and be generous with blooms. Avoid seed pods to keep flowers coming. Cut everlasting and grasses when fully opened, bind and hang to dry for winter bouquets. Support tall brittle growers like dahlias to prevent wind damage. Use well rotted manure as a mulch for soil health. Prune by removing blossoms with long stems to spur vigorous flowering.
A Nebraska legal move seeks to correct an omission of Arthur county from the Thirteenth judicial district with a temporary restraining order heard in Arthur October 1. Also listed are county fair dates and secretaries, farm expense notes, and a railway commission restraint on Aurora electric transformer construction.
A timber fragment from the old Pony Creek bridge at Kearney across the Platte River was received by the state historical society from C. Bassett of Gibbon Nebraska. Bassett plans to have the stick made into gavels with one slated for society officers. The timber once supported the ancient bridge over sixty years ago and later served as a fence post nearby.
A collection of short items includes a husband and wife joke about fresh air after a late meeting and a quip about a lemonade barrel. Also noted is a plan to use small planes to locate seal herds for the next sealing season, promising cheaper scouting and faster reporting for ships at sea.
A reminiscence recalls a heavy rainstorm tied to the first wearing of a Palm Beach suit. The speaker cannot recall the exact date but notes the attire as a memorable cue.
Bill proposes a new vacuum cleaner concept while Jil questions its source. He jokes it came out of his head, highlighting a playful exchange on invention and imagination.
A captain long married is placed in camp near his wife. They signal with handkerchiefs to ease separation. A neighboring officer inquires about the waving, and the captain explains it is signal-code practice for the bereaved husband.
A man who likes action quips about the War department shaping an army and ponders the model used, joking about the possibility of it becoming a monument rather than a deterrent. The exchange hints at skepticism toward wartime propaganda.
A playful quip about the term Mater sparks readers to discuss naming conventions for a well known match-maker figure. The remark echoes local humor and community chatter about nicknames and maternal roles in society.
A reflective line contrasts anticipation of fame with belief in fortune, noting that foresight of success appeals to a genius but fortune favors the fool who wagers on it.
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