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Newspaper
Steele City Standard
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1898
Page
4
Secretary Long does not know when to expect an important document. The administration has heard little from cabinet members. Indemnities and foundations for a case are discussed as authorities prepare to act. The text notes many pieces aiding the inquiry, including foreign losses and U S examples.
At 9 o'clock yesterday morning local officials reported an overdue French liner, with Agent Bocahue and others confirming the status. The vessel, tied to New York lines, remains unaccounted for though officials expect further details once available.
A damaged quotation fragment references a quiet heart and a peaceful afterlife. The garbled text includes lines about happiness in a tranquil breast and a line about a crown and an Ohana group, making the overall meaning unclear.
The ad extols Alabastine as durable and natural coating for walls and ceilings, unlike standard kalsomine. It can be mixed with water, applied in white or twelve tints, and is washable, recoat able, and fireproof. Dealers warned against cheaper imitations and urged customers to request color cards and proper labeling.
The text warns that polite behavior begins with a child saying thank you after receiving a gift. It notes a thin flannel abdominal bandage can prevent cholera in infants and advises against frightening children with nursing stories. It stresses teaching a child to gargle early.
A playful list links famous names to ordinary jobs in New York, from Shakespeare the printer to a waiter Hugo and a musician Verdi. The piece highlights the mix of iconic names with everyday professions and notes the city’s abundance of famous identity echoes.
Queen Henrietta of Belgium, an Austrian archduchess by birth, still rides in public at the royal Brussels palace. A year ago she and her daughter Clementine performed daring feats, leaping through burning hoops and over flaming hedges, and the queen even drove a twenty horse team on her mare.
The report highlights Bass Burton breweries employing about 3 ooo workers and nearly 30 clerks. It notes 200 acres of breweries and an annual output near 300 000 barrels. Bottling labels total about 23 000 000 yearly. Hops farming covers at least 80 000 acres supporting Bass ale production.
A plea about children and angels is followed by an offer: Walter Baker & Co. invites readers to request the new edition of Mies Parlon's Choice Receipts postpaid by sending a postal card or note to Dorchester, Massachusetts. The ad also mentions Hill's Hair and Whisker product at 50 cents.
Fragmentary ad style page cites a mix of historic anecdotes and cures. Mentions mothers, nurses, and quack remedies such as Mother Shay Seroct Powders, Piso’s Cure for Consumption, Dr. Kiines Great Nerve Restorer, and Winslow’s soothing syrup. Notes public figures and places like New York and Philadelphia with dated claims.
The Chicago Record prints a Washington Letter quoting the minister asking if coal on his head would work. The reply states he has tried hot water instead, marking a sharp, humorous note on personal reform and public discourse.
A review discusses Johnson’s view that children’s books should avoid trivial tales. It argues for simple language but genuine stories with human or supernatural life, praising translations of Shakespeare and Homer and cautioning against overly reduced versions that dull minds with flashy illustrations.
A Judge narrative recounts Jim Russle's bid for County Treasurer in Beggs County. He pursued the nomination despite mud drenched travel and a cool reception from a farmer who warned that a man who braved such roads might be too hard to trust with county funds.
Ask for Allen's Foot-Ease powder to shake into shoes. It cures corns bunions chilblains swollen nervous damp sweating smarting hot and callous feet. Sold at all druggists and shoe stores for 25 cents. Sample free. Address Allen S. Olmsted LeRoy New York.
A prominent Wichita physician, currently on life furlough from the German army and liable to be called to active service in an emergency, could be mobilized if needed.
The passage argues that hogs of the W Seussidae CNIMNRean type resist harsh weather better and cover a wider range than farmers with limited stock ranges. These hogs are coarser built, thicker bristled, and hardier than many improved breeds.
In Surrey England Addington has long been the country seat of the archbishop of Canterbury. For eighty years the site has held five archbishops buried in the parish churchyard.
A mother is urged to act on signs of serious female illness in her daughter before it progresses to consumption of the bowels. The text advocates Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Liver Pills as the cure, citing Miss Maniz F. Johnson’s testimony of recovery from irregular menses and weakness.
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