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Newspaper
Steele City Standard
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1898
Page
4
An old pamphlet promotes high wheat profits at 40 cents with seeds from Salzer's Red Cross and farm seed samples. It notes a 4 cent postage date and calls for patriot enlistment while urging local morale. John A. Sal g La Crosse Wis endorses staying home to encourage others to enlist.
The article outlines rapid rail links connecting City and Omahe with efficient routes to all points of contact. Officials emphasize speed and accessibility, aiming to boost regional commerce and mobility for residents and travelers alike.
The excerpt notes Beatrice, a child, being put near the fireside and given pills that affected her. It mentions a revival of taffeta silk in plain colors with patterns and weaves, including satin contrast, in a casual domestic news tone.
Marvel plans to depart secretly by the seven o'clock train next week and avoid farewells except to Mrs. Verulam Cicely and perhaps Lady Lucy. She travels south with Mrs. Verulam to Verulam Court for Lady Blaine's ball, while Savage handles his nerves in a crowded Grosvenor Square setting.
In a fashionable London setting, Wriothesley confronts intrigue surrounding Marvel as rival beauties and a public scandal test marriages. Marvel’s awakening feelings clash with propriety while Mrs Verulam pressures actions and loyalties during a tense social sequence.
A distressed woman describes severe health problems including back pain headaches nervousness irregular menstruation and bloating improving after using a prescribed remedy. She notes prior local treatments failed and credits the treatment after writing for guidance. She mentions advice and progress with the second bottle and reflects on persistent health challenges.
A pastor addressing his congregation extols plain speech over elaborate jargon. He cites the apostle Paul as an example, praising straightforward English and condemning long words and high sounding terms.
The Washington Post notes Babe Anson joins New York for baseball use while the Chicago Tribune calls him a giant of the game. The Washington Star says Anson will prove Chicago wrong and show New York pride. The Boston Globe asks if the veteran will bring luck to the Yankees.
A compact set of odd notes explaining etymology of Manila and Cuba, Spanish terms for royalty, and ship names linked to Columbus. Adds quirky 19th century fashion mentions such as gilded umbrella handles and reeker jackets in red and blue serge for golf.
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