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Newspaper
Steele City Standard
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1895
Page
4
A fragmented passage discusses various health remedies and curatives, mentioning a refreshing cod something and remedies for headaches fevers and constipation. It shifts to reflections on religious virtue self control and endurance, including a quote about God and sinners and a remark about preaching and fishing for men.
A genial Philadelphian, avoiding his initials on a Reading train, found two women using a pass in a gentleman’s name. They asked to borrow him for a while, and he escorted the younger woman into the car, fearing the tale would reach home. The episode ended without incident.
A dated, incomplete reflection discusses humility and gratitude in Christian life. It warns against pride in one's deeds and notes that a truly grateful heart may distance itself from God, urging believers to live as examples for future followers and to resist boasting about spiritual progress.
Fragmentary quote discusses how wise men craft proverbs and feel them repeated. the speaker notes danger and sadness in overused wisdom. The line reflects on memory and meaning behind familiar sayings.
A fragmented page shows ads for Hart’s cordial Cheney’s cures and Dr. Kilne’s nerve remedy. Claims promise catarrh cure, asthma relief, teething for children, and a bronze buffalo head noted as the largest cast in the United States. Notary witness dated December 6.
The new Baltic canal reportedly costs 40 million dollars and spans 59 miles. It will be illuminated from one end to the other, a feature cited as a key benefit amid claims about widespread fatigue among people.
An apparatus by the Glasgow Fire Brigade chief enables street signalling with a curb post and a locked telephone box. Keys, numbered and nonreturnable, are issued to patrols to call the police during fire robbery riot or other emergency. A daytime or nighttime signal on top invites local police attention.
The article outlines James Russell Lowell urging young men to pursue culture by reading great writers, especially Dante. It notes Lowell cherished literary delight and trusted Dante as his favorite poet, studied from early life, and advised finding the great writer to gain cultural depth.
A humorous anecdote recounts Rev Robert Collyer at a friend's breakfast table near Boston replying to a question about appetite with a quip about feeding the poor. The fragment reflects 19th century observational humor and social concern.
A collection of religious reflections notes that prayer is ineffective without proper living and obedience. It contrasts holiness with danger from worldly influence and cites Presbyterian sayings and authors Addison and Young Men's Era on virtue guiding the mind toward true pleasure and peace.
The Companion announces a weekly issue published every Thursday with a subscription price of $1.75 paid in advance. It highlights extensive entertainment and instruction at a small price, attributed to Frank R. Stockton.
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