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Newspaper
Steele City Standard
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1899
Page
4
A Chicago dated correspondence from January 6, 1880 extols Peruna as a remedy for stomach catarrh and indigestion and credits personal use. The piece also includes gardening instructions for planting and tending vines with spacing, thinning, and pest protection tips, attributed to Texas Stock and Farm Journal and signed by Pes Roe.
The article notes the folding bed era ends due to omissions and deficiencies outweighing the space-saving benefit. It laments the bedstead as dominant furniture and cites new French tones and collars produced in two firms, with annual output of 20.9 to 25 million.
Migai Corpse opens ao line Gawrueo De Ouna on April 3. the Havana link by the United States signal corps will begin commercial messages today. Five bandits captured including Pheothere, a noted desk robber in Ban Luis district. An armed group attacked two Americans near Holguin. they seized arms and horses and raided Gibara lighthouse before heading north. Colonel Grubb of the Second Immunes pursues.
Nine people injured and two drowned after the tug Argus struck the Brooklyn ferryboat Pierrepont in the East River during late hours crowded with traffic. The impact tore five feet into the side near the women's cabin. two girls and a woman were swept overboard with a rescuer pulling one survivor from the water.
The funeral for Lieutenant Colonel John M Hamilton of the Ninth Cavalry, killed leading his regiment up San Jose hill on July 1, was held at the state armory in Geneva New York this afternoon.
Isaac Jones arrived on the Amur from Alaska and reports miners earned at most five cents per pan this winter in the McQuislin and Stewart river districts as water halted all work. He also mentions two dead bodies found near a tent on the upper Stewart river with no identifying signs.
A fragmented news bulletin notes Secretary Alger’s location in Santiago and mentions the Celtic store ship reaching Manila, with related note on Windsor hotel ruins and a belated sense of national events.
Two more bodies were found among the ruins of the Armour works following the disaster at Sinanee Bahee thas. Rescue teams continued work amid rubble as authorities assess casualties.
An incomplete string describes a door bell interaction and a man touching another person’s hand. The text appears as garbled OCR from a scene with names and places partially legible, lacking coherent context or clear events. The fragment hints at a confrontation or exchange but provides no verifiable details.
In Peakville, a humorous jab frames a tale of Jeems Busby an indolent man who sometimes does odd jobs including wood sawing for Square Willet. Separately Minnesota Governor Lind appoints Martin M fae Minn of the St Paul Trade and Labor Assembly as labor commissioner, signaling state labor leadership changes.
The writer Kipling returns after illness and is predicted to produce a work that publishers will eagerly buy. The item notes Hoetetter's Stomach Bittere as a popular spring remedy praised for indigestion constipation biliousness and nervousness. The Sittere is described as an unequalled cure.
The fragment references Longfellow presiding at teatime and making tea for guests, with a mis-typed note about delaying or making it well. It mentions St Jacobs Oil as a cure and Piso's Cure for health, and notes the Internation al Barbers' Union moving from Syracuse to Cleveland. It advertises Allen's Foot Ease for foot pain and bunions, promoting comfort from new shoes.
A fragment advertising Hood's Sarsaparilla hints illness from impure blood. It claims liver and kidney trouble stem from the blood and promotes purification to restore health and vigor.
A garbled note hints at public concerns over fees and governance. Despite unclear words, it points to local officials facing financial pressures and voter reactions. The fragment suggests scrutiny of budget costs and policy decisions affecting residents.
Reading a garbled note about trains and gear, the fragment hints at improved rolling stock with reel in gear and a coating free system. It mentions cities and names obliquely but lacks clear event or dates to confirm details.
The notice urges travelers to consult the nearest Burlington Route agent for service to Montana Utah California Washington and Oregon points. It highlights sleeping car service to Butte Spokane and Seattle with weekly departures and identifies J Francis as General Passenger Agent in Omaha Nebraska.
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