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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1913
Page
3
A humorous tale from London Mail about Bishop Oliphant and a sporting curate. They travel separately near Cow and Surfers, debating driving two horses versus a tandem, ending with a witty restoration of dignity through a sermon metaphor. A separate comic fragment follows with Ferdy and Sylvia, remarking on freckles and feather beds.
An old age wellness note extols Grape Nuts as ideal for reduced appetite and gentle digestion. It cites barley diastase making starch a digestible sugar and notes natural phosphates aiding muscle brain and nerve development with testimonials from Iowa and Michigan users.
A Central City Nebraksa field owned by the T B Ford Grain Company yields fifty bushels per acre this year while a neighboring field with similar soil, moisture, and rain fails to pay cutting. Experts credit seed selection deep plowing and five cultivations. The piece explains seed testing methods and cultivation routines to maximize drought resistance and yield.
New York reports a consignment of 100 tons of Argentine beef arriving and quickly disposed of. Dealers in the city sold portions into retail trades and consumers enjoyed a 4 cent reduction on the meat sold as Argentine beef. Demand rises as inquiries for the next cargo begin.
An estimated 10,000 people from Webster City and nearby towns attended the annual Watermelon Day celebration. Ten thousand melons were served free to visitors.
Governor Morehead names State Superintendent J E Delzell as chairman and a group of district superintendents and county officials as members of the school law revision commission. The panel will propose a revised scholars for passage by the 1915 legislature.
The fragmentary page characters discuss fashion status and social manners, noting satire on wealth, customs, and misquotation. It mentions helpful hints and humorous quotes about clothing, cigarettes, and transit with casual banter and ad hoc advice.
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