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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1914
Page
3
Brown meets Jones on a platform rushing to Seashell on the Mud for fruit. A pear in the corner becomes a joke as an old lady and a blushing couple observe. The Seventh Queen's Own Hussars history and royal military beginnings follow with unrelated social maxims.
Governor Morehead calls for statewide election on November 8 to fill twelve state officials six congressmen full legislature and district judges plus county officers three constitutional amendments two referred and two initiated subjects on three ballots. Parcel post reform and express rates loom for railways while tax reform proposals await next steps before election day.
The Russians stormed Lemberg Lvov after a four day assault beginning at 2:30 AM. Heavy artillery and bayonet charges carried the first and second lines, driving Austrians from the city as the Russian army closed on Lvov and strengthened positions along a 300 mile front.
Eight French medical officers captured in Namur and later released say they worked with Germans and found wounded eager to return to combat. They note no use of dumdum bullets by either side and praise both sides’ medical services while criticizing premature German discharges that led to reopening wounds and complications.
A collage notes that trousseau fashions have shrunk to a few gowns and hats, while lingerie dwindles. It surveys royal titulature, joking that European rulers lay claim to vast, silly lists. A quip about marriage and money closes with a sharp quip on social abuse.
Mrs. O. F. McHasgue of Suceava Henan Dee reports catarrh and throat trouble cured by three bottles of Peruna. As a minister's wife she says she meets all classes and will spread a good word for Peruna. She has handed bottles to friends and wishes success.
A historic Capri inn offers free board to artists who paint on the walls with a cap of six francs per day. German artists, if they return to Germany, get fare reimbursed. The inn remains a gallery, walls filled with art, as a quirky legacy from a ruined artist who left it to his heirs. Also noted: humorous vignettes and a report on Ohio tuberculosis hospital district plans to reduce the state death rate.
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