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Newspaper
Steele City Standard
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1900
Page
4
The readable phrases describe greetings to an angel and a mention of two dollars. The text is garbled and lacks coherent events, names, places, or dates to establish a clear news item or factual report.
A historical note states that about 18 million tons of gas are imported into London each year, with an estimated 7,288,000 tons on an unspecified measure. The line reflects the scale of energy imports in the period.
Lieutenant Gillmore, once prisoner of the Tagals and formerly with the Yorktown, is reassigned to General Corbin. The Lawton fund subscriptions have reached $80,101, per the update released yesterday.
Reports from Wilhelme-Haven state the first German ironclad squadron is fully prepared to leave for action within twenty four hours. Rocket fire has been observed at night as part of reconnaissance, while Boer forces show activity on distant hills and at Osecsaré camp with increased casualties noted.
Louper Jan 13 General Buller signals advance around Colenso and toward Ladysmith with Boer forces retreating across the Tugela. Reports note high illness in Ladysmith and possible changes in command at Modder River as casualties and fever rise. Earl of Ava dies of wounds.
Malietoa Tanuz, in a communication to the London Times published yesterday, addresses the United States Great Britain and Germany. He revives the protest against the partition of Samoa calling it a gross treaty violation.
In Wasumeron on January 18 four to five witnesses testified in the hearing over Senator Clark e of Montana and his seat in the Senate. The session included statements from a witness identified as Siste Senator.
Washington January 15 The senate committee on Indian affairs reports on the free homes bill noting implications for public lands and government revenue The committee cites a similar measure and a Interior Department tabulation showing the bill could deprive the government of 35 million dollars Under current conditions much ore to be sold lies in the semiarid far west.
Washington January 15 senators Bacon and Money will oppose the Samoan treaty in executive session as consideration resumes. A Quay case report may also be delayed to late week. The House schedules routine work with tributes on Friday and likely debate over the appropriation bill shaping army funding and related measures.
In Cincinnati on January 16, a day of anxiety unfolded among those tied to the ninety of Cincinnati. Rumors center on President Ayerson and potential resignations of faculty members as students and administrators weigh responses to a decree.
In Chicago on January 15 a resolution opposing woman labor was reported. The item notes a stance within local affairs and hints at political or social debate surrounding gender roles in the workforce.
An OCR fragment references a wedding with a groom giving a diamond brooch and numerous cut glass items. It also mentions a medicinal bottle with Bromo Quinine and a signature on the box, plus claims of relief for cold and inflamed pain.
A grotesque bearded monkey from South America is described as utterly ugly with a sinister countenance. The piece notes natives claim the creature is so formidable that even a starving jaguar would refuse to attack it, keeping it safe in a cage of sakis.
Local applications cannot reach the seat of the disease. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally and acts on blood and mucus surfaces. It is promoted as a nonquack prescription by a reputable physician and uses tonics with blood purifiers. Send for testimonials. 75 cents at druggists.
Reader instructions describe turning a salt bag into a tea or coffee strainer by sewing a hem, threading a metal ring, and boiling. A second note advertises agent opportunities for selling Colar Do's Rubber Collars and related items with liberal terms and exclusive territory.
A Chicago advertisement promotes the Swanson Rheumatic Cure Co offering 300 dose bottles at $1.00 prepaid by mail or express. Six bottles cost $6.00. The copy urges readers to write to 114 Lake St for immediate attention to orders.
A Chicago News in Tokio feature presents a tongue in cheek exchange on origins and jokes about women and mice. It notes seven crematories in Tokyo where low cremation costs have driven old style undertakers from business.
An appeal offers rewards for evidence to convict dishonest drug dealers selling substitutes for CASCARETS and similar products. A separate report notes 87 needles removed from Hannah Reardon of Wilmington, Delaware, showing a childhood habit of hiding needles in the mouth and their gradual emergence through the skin.
The article notes a farm powered by electric motors supplying a saw, mower, and lighting for buildings and workers. It mentions Ben prefix Scotch mountains, Bielfield epileptic institution with 1500 patients, Paris employing 7000 in doll dress making, and dolls shipped to New York for Christmas and distributed nationwide.
The note argues for shortened journeys by taking Bt. Joseph and Grand Island night trains. Reclining chair cars are offered at no charge and Pullman sleepers are available, reducing daytime travel hours.
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