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Newspaper
Steele City Standard
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1897
Page
6
The Standard prints affordable cards and advertising materials including visiting cards with frame options. They promote non‑standard and standard insurance company agents, subscription offers, and cheap letterhead services. A cough remedy is endorsed for pneumonia prevention, and users are urged to order ready cards, stamps, and paper products from The Standard.
The article fragment references The Morning Bee and a weekly feature or ad promoting improved facilities or services for readers. It mentions a move to provide better quality and access, with emphasis on ongoing improvements and weekly updates.
Grand Island Business and Normal College promotes a low cost path to employment for youths hindered by education. It offers tuition and living expenses with flexible payment, including interest-free notes, and advertises courses in teaching, normal, and shorthand with a $15 weekly wage example.
An ad extols Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a universal kidney remedy that relieves back pain, frequent urination, and urinary discomfort. It promises quick relief, cites supposed tests and outcomes, and offers samples by mail with prices of fifty cents and one dollar. The notice targets readers of The Standard, urging Christmas ad placement to capture future trade.
Mrs D F Dorman of Detroit writes that after years of female ailments she was cured by Dr Coonley s Orange Lily and urges other women to request the Free Ten-Day Trial by mailing with a stamp to the Coonley Medical Institute Detroit Michigan to verify the medical breakthrough for themselves The note asks readers to mention the paper in their inquiry.
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