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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1909
Page
2
A Steele City Press column presents a witty dialogue about class and attention to self. It cites a Puck remark on how halves of the world differ in awareness and duty, inviting readers to consider curiosity and sympathy behind public masks.
A Providence Tribune report quotes a college graduate waiter who notes rising dining-out selectivity due to higher living costs. He observes tougher customer expectations, less wealth at home, and fewer leftovers as patrons scrutinize menus closely. He links hungry households to reduced home meals and notes restaurant profits decline from wasted plates and food.
London notes report Sir Frederick Bridge lecturing at Gresham College on seventeenth century instruments and Hebrew measures. He cites that the Hebrew cachbut was a large harp while trumpets lacked mechanisms and the shawn led to hautboy and bassoon, illustrated by Rev. F. W. Galpin and other experts.
British colonial waters are mentioned in a fragment describing colonizing races and sporterne. The text suggests a historical context of British dominance and navigation, though the sentence is incomplete and lacks clear events, dates, or figures.
An advertisement from Munyon's Remedy Co promotes Paw-Paw Pills for constipation indigestion biliousness and skin clarity. The claim describes one pill as a laxative and two as a thorough physic with gentle effects and no griping, priced 26 cents postpaid from Philadelphia.
The newest fashion hints show a black voile and satin model with a satin waist and a kilted voile front over satin petticoat. Lingerie waists feature shallow shoulder tucks and round collarless yoke details in net or filet lace. Roomy armholes appear in wraps for dress wear. Parasol handles are sometimes covered with kid to match. Crinoline and coarse straw weaves remain fashionable.
A Terre Haute woman recounts four years of indigestion after typhoid. Since using Grape-Nuts she eats freely and feels nourished. Her husband improves after switching from ordinary foods, and their son thrives at school. The grain’s nourishing elements are cited as the reason.
A letters praising Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound claims it restored a woman from severe nerve pain and paralysis. Testimonial details back up the product as a standard remedy for female ills including displacements inflammation and irregularities. The piece urges suffering women to try the medicine, citing many cures as proof.
Mrs W J Walker of Camden New Jersey reports relief after using Allen's Foot-Sase. The testimonial promises cure for burning itching and soreness in feet and claims continued use is essential. Ad copy notes solid by all druggists for 2 cents.
The text describes summer gowns fastened with cords through embroidered eyelets. It notes chaliies and pongees with various borders and cotton fabrics. It mentions arched newest shots for a shortening effect and a medium vamp.
A Minnesota woman, Mrs A Herman of Stillwater, credits Doan’s Kidney Pills with curing her back pain fainting spells and disordered kidney secretions. She says the medicine saved her life and she feels reborn. Sold by local dealers at 50 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
The piece notes natural looks with fewer pink lilacs and blue roses, mentions colored collars worn by men in the morning, and observes random embroidery patches on spring gowns signaling evolving dress details.
The Standing Rock and Cheyenne River Indian Reservations in South Dakota and North Dakota will open in October offering 160 acres of fertile farming land to thousands of people for a small per acre price. Aberdeen and Mobridge in South Dakota on the Curcaco lines will host the land drawing starting October 26, with Paenecapa County connected via the Pacific line.
Fragmentary report notes eight individuals affected by a TTI event. Details on locations or causes are unreadable in the text. Further context is unavailable from the accessible lines.
The article stresses sanitary milk handling with proper pails and covers to keep dirt out and prevent bacteria. It condemns wooden vessels and rusty tin, praises good tin, and urges cleanliness and airflow in stables. It also covers efficient grain rations for swine on pasture, noting alfalfa improves gains and reduces corn use.
An agricultural note praises Russian thistle as a valuable forage crop. It highlights its palatability to cattle, potential as a protein-rich feed, and comparisons to alfalfa. Trials from Colorado farms show high protein content and practical feeding regimens for pigs, suggesting thistle as a drought-resilient supplement amid protein shortages.
Report notes horses and cows rest in a stable overnight and discusses keeping air moving during warm weather to prevent poor air quality in close confinement spaces.
William Archbach of Danby Pennsylvania reports he started noticing only two or three eggs daily from sixty hens. He witnessed two large rats inside the chicken house one morning seize a newly laid egg. One rat clutched the egg while the other dragged it by the tail. They carried it twenty yards along the fence to a ground hole and disappeared.
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