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Newspaper
Steele City Standard
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1896
Page
4
A new medical discovery associated with Kennedy is claimed to be available through all druggists. The notice emphasizes broad distribution access and market availability without detailing the remedy or its uses.
A testimonial describes Blanche's dramatic recovery from long illness after using Pink Pills from Dr Williams Medicine Co. The account claims relief from headaches digestion and fatigue, with renewed activity and health including piano playing and outings. The ad notes the pills cure weakness from blood issues or nervous strain and claims they are safe for children. They are sold in bottles or by mail from Schenectady New York.
The batter made hours in advance lets flour swell and aerate the mix, resulting in a lighter texture for Yorkshire puddings fritters or batter cakes.
Catarrh cannot be cured by local applications. It is a blood or constitutional disease requiring internal remedies. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally and acts on blood and mucous surfaces. Testimonials offered, Toledo company, price 7.7.
A fragment lists remedies and tips from an old newspaper column. It notes salt enhances sweetness, acid flavors improve with a touch of sugar, Mrs Winslow's Teething Syrup soothes gums and reduces inflammation, vinegar in boiling water tenderizes meat, and Buckingham's Dye helps keep beard and moustache brown or black.
A dated 1895 missive promotes Piso’s Cure for consumption as a godsend and applauds Dr Kline’s Great Merve Restorer with a promised two dollar trial. The note mentions adjustable wire bustles appearing in a shop and expresses hope they stay.
Morgan County data show only about 125000 acres in the irrigated district with over half already cultivated. At 80 acres per farm and one man per parcel, only about 754 farms remain possible, raising urgency as land and water limits tighten. Morgan crops outperform world averages with strong wheat yields.
A fragment notes silk making could be pursued with success in the middle and southern states. It mentions a superstition where tying a silk thread around a wart and pulling tight is believed to remove it, reflecting era beliefs about remedies.
The article describes soil preparation for planting potatoes, from heavy manuring to disk harrowing and smoothing. It notes hand planting for small plots and machines that cut seed, open furrows, plant, fertilize, and cover, plus figures of the hand cutter and powered planters. It also argues on work ethics and farm incentives for industrious labor.
A brief OCR fragment contemplates the character of a seil and questions about the author’s intention in the passage. The readable text offers no clear names, dates, or locations for further detail.
Home and Farm urges proper hen water practices with cold weather tips to keep water from freezing and the flock hydrated. It also warns farmers to segregate hog pens from diseased pastures and to provide fresh clover patches if needed to reduce cholera risk.
An incoherent scene unfolds as a drunken colonel awakens in disarray, missing his bearings and clothing, while a preacher questions him about the Land’s Prayer, prompting a baffled exchange about name and faith.
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