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Newspaper
Steele City Standard
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1900
Page
2
A farewell message reflects on language and feeling, gratitude to friends, and the sense of faithfulness as life’s guiding thread. The writer recalls a brief stay, friendships formed, and the hope inspired by simple, shared truths amidst joys and sorrows.
At the Veresant conference Bishop Merrill reported Bishop Walden’s talk with President McKinley. The president said he did not drink wine at banquets, leaving glasses full while waiters refilled them. He drank apollinaris water from a separate glass and kept the wine untouched.
The article touts Dr Kings New Discovery giving away over ten million trial bottles for coughs consumption and lung diseases. It urges J T Lewis a Hollenberg Kansas druggist to offer a free trial bottle and notes guaranteed refunds on regular sizes. It also mentions prepaid subscribers will receive the Fairbury Enterprise free for the remainder of their term.
An advertisement extols a renowned kidney and bladder expert and promotes Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a new remedy, citing dangers of heart pneumonia and Bright's Disease as serious kidney trouble.
In Plymouth Nebraska a large gathering witnessed the marriage of Berber H. Shaw and Mamie E. Davis with Rev. E Cressman officiating. L Nider served as groomsman and Pearl Shaw as bridesmaid. A wedding march by Mrs. Davis preceded an ample refreshment reception.
An old advertisement promotes a semi weekly Nebraska State Journal subscription for 50 cents. It promises two papers weekly with world news and extensive political coverage including the presidential campaign and state topics. The offer urges immediate payment to receive more papers for the money.
In almost every neighborhood there is someone whose life has been saved by Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy or who has been cured of chronic diarrhoea by its use. Such persons tell of it hoping to save others. For sale by RT Taylor, druggist.
An Arizona editor hangs a placard in his office stating Don’t submit Spring poetry lest we forget. The notice, cited by Chicago News, contrasts literary submission with a wartime sentiment.
A reader from Andersonville Indiana reports severe cold and cough. After using Chambenain 8 Cough Remedy advertised in papers, a single bottle cured them before half finished. Sold by R T Taylor druggist.
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