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Newspaper
Steele City Standard
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1899
Page
4
A speech notes a strengthened blood bond between the United States and Great Britain. It asserts the two nations share policy aims and will support each other in difficulties, describing the United States as a wealthy, populous sister country.
In Paula square Havana four thousand people braved rain to hear six patriotic eulogies for Jose Marti. A tablet at his birthplace was unveiled as 82 societies paraded with 2,600 participants and five bands. Orators urged unity for independence while Spanish flags appeared only over two buildings.
The John M. Smyth Company of Chicago offers an illustrated catalogue covering all kinds of furniture carpets sewing machines china office and church furniture. The catalogue promises free application and includes prices for all articles.
Fragmentary passage laments wealthy parishioners slacking on giving to the church while poorer widows struggle. It notes a washerwoman would feel shame at the ostentatious contributions of fine ladies, calling the widow's mite a token of poverty.
A new novel attributed to George Gissing titled The Town Traveler unfolds in London. It centers on a drummer and the social pressures of urban life, reflecting Gissing's early literary style.
Fragmentary text mentions an author Black and a forthcoming novel "Miss" with references to a capital courtship. No clear event dates, places, or verifiable entities beyond author surname and fragmentary book title.
In Autoona Pennsylvania on January 30 a westbound locomotive struck 26 track repairmen as they moved from the north to the south track to avoid the smoke in the Gallitzin tunnel. One man died instantly, another died at Altoona hospital, sixteen were seriously hurt and all others injured. The locomotive was empty from Altoona to Connellsville.
Private advices say three detachments will move into the Copper river district next spring to lay out a mail route to cens eaten and to establish a hus The to establish each route to the Yukon. It raiked the mouth of Copper-ty, sixty miles below.
A Canton Ohio dispatch to the State Journal describes six prisoners escaping after using a rear window opening. The inmates seized bolts and freed themselves while guards were outside, sparking a manhunt.
Debating the measure, opponents seek 30 infantry regiments of 10 companies each plus 12 cavalry troops, totaling 31,000 enlisted, while keeping officers. Henderson defends the president and attacks Johnson, praising the commission and arguing the war effort and treaties justified actions in Cuba and the Philippines.
A collage of 19th century advertisements and notices. Mentions Hale's Honey of Horehound and Tar for colds, Diamond Soap and Soap wrappers, Piso’s Cure for Consumption, Laxative Bromo Quinine, a tin factory in Singapore, and barber shop nostalgia. Includes endorsements, testimonials, and generic product claims.
San Juan Puerto Rico report notes Sener Muñoz Rivera as a leading figure in the local movement. The piece mentions his role in advancing political aims amid ongoing debates about governance and autonomy.
Telegraph networks span about 1 000 000 miles in the United States, enough to circle the globe forty times. An advertisement touts Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup for teething pain, claiming gum relief and wind colic cure. A light anecdote relates Col Robert Ingersoll’s wife yawning at eight, joking she is worn from a secret tour.
Fragmentary text suggests evaluating whether a full day is profitable for journeys to St Joseph or Kansas City by rail. Mentions schedule choices, seating, and possible cafe service or rest stops but details are unclear.
The quote muses that gravity, though mighty, does not excuse a habit of perpetual gloom, suggesting mood can be as persistent as a natural force. It hints at the tension between scientific admiration and personal disposition in daily life.
An OCR fragment describes a pain relief claim for a product in St. Jacobs involving leaded bens and ointment rubbing to ease aches, claiming relief and a cure. The text is fragmented and presents marketing tone without clear context or validation.
An advertisement touts Go Drops as a simple effective remedy that won’t disrupt daily life. It claims fast results with a dollar bottle offering 300 doses and prepaid express shipping for one dollar.
A discussion on matron of honor roles at weddings notes seasons of marriage and friendship. It mentions shifts in who serves as maid of honor and how brides arrange attendants over time. The passage also touches on wartime reminiscences and practical tips for horse care and roofing with tar papers.
Sightseers pay a franc to view one of the author’s teeth mounted in a plush case. The display recalls Hugo’s life and scenes from Egypt to Independence era. An unrelated winter foot powder ad promotes Allen’s Foot-Ease for cold damp feet with a 26 cent package, mailed free from Le Roy NY.
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