19 Sep 1913
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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1913
Page
1
Local notes report visitors from Gilead and Russell, ride to Fairbury, cattle shipments, new depot bids, and community events. Mentions include Mrs. Grant Wing, Rube Earhart, Chas Hunnicutt, W. O. W. lodge efforts, hay and threshing activity, gypsy visit, and weather descriptions with dry spell cues.
Arkansas is described as the top pearl producing state with hundreds of men in the hunt. Fresh water pearls rival deep sea jewels in quality and value, and shells are used to make items from cuff links to buttons. Shell fisheries extend along the Mississippi with classifications including pearls baroques and chicken feed.
The passage questions why the Bible labels the fruit in Eden as forbidden. It notes that Genesis 2 3 has no name for the fruit and discusses interpretations linking the fruit to Venus and Ishtar across ancient writings.
The author argues that over eating causes ailments and cold, endorsing fasting periods and high water intake. He links health to natural habits and minimal medicines, citing fruit, vegetables, and raw onions as beneficial while questioning the value of mineral sulphur purifiers. He notes testing this by limited meals and observing symptom changes.
Rev Tama and wife left Monday for Lincoln to attend a M E church conference while Mrs Tama visits her parents at Uni Place. Nine stitches were needed to close Orrill Conant’s left hand wound from an ensilage cutter incident Wednesday morning. A. L. Broadst left Monday for Clarinda. An upcoming publication will retell a Omaha tornado’s destructive June 28 event and the family’s escape. many Steele City residents once lived nearby.
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