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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1921
Page
3
A chaotic scene described as a motion out of order and a chairman confronted by a rowdy crowd. An arm is raised, and an egg is thrown, as reported by Pearson's Weekly.
Readers of this paper learn that kidney and bladder issues cause back pain irritation and low ambition. Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root is claimed to restore kidney health and help these conditions. Send ten cents for a sample and receive a sample bottle by mail. Large and medium bottles available at drug stores.
An old advertisement cautions buyers to look for Bayer on the package or tablets to ensure genuine Aspirin as prescribed for decades. It promotes Bayer tablets for colds headaches neuralgia rheumatism earache toothache and pain. Boxes of twelve Bayer tablets sell for a few cents with druggists offering larger sizes.
A Diamond Dyes advertisement promotes its product as easy to dye wool silk cotton linen or blends. It warns that poor application can fade or ruin fabrics and notes a color card provided by the druggist. The piece also references a humorous aside about a man staying young until he grumbles about stairs.
An old advertisement piece discusses catarrh treatment with Hall’s Catarrh Medicine, emphasizes constitutional care, and notes various personal care products like Cuticura for skin issues. It also includes a quip about fashion and a remark on a giddy girl.
Mapleton Kana is presented as a testimonial space for Dr. Pierce’s medicines. Mrs H C Hughes claims long use and satisfaction with no alcohol in the formula. The ad promotes a ten cent trial package from Dr. Pierce’s Invalids Hotel in Buffalo New York.
War Department outlines summer instruction three grades. At Somme battle and on the Italian front French divisions praised, Germany accused of earnest preparations for another war. Allies vow action, while President Harding backs Irish relief and the American public supports aid against tyranny.
Washington reports President Harding refuses to resume trade with the Russian soviet government. Secretary Hughes announces after a cabinet meeting that renewal hinges on guaranteed private property and free contract rights, and only then would the United States consider a renewed commercial relationship.
Fragmented text reports a final date and a medical arrival. Mentions of Greek Colithisi and a cabinet rating show unclear political context. An American medical corps arrives with doctors and nurses.
Fragmented dispatch describes battles near Basone and Denstedt Saxony with Communists seizing a railway station and red guards enforcing age 15 plus mobilization. Reports cite agricultural ministry input and Berlin government concerns amid regional unrest.
Washington outlines tentative plan for training camps with emphasis on security and technical methods. Officials note budget appropriations and staffing details while describing locations, dates, and expected participation of wartime agencies.
Cardinal Gibbons, primate of the American Catholic Church, died aged 87 after a long illness. Pope Benedict XVI expressed deep condolences and sent blessings as mourners gathered at the archiepiscopal residence.
In Kaybor a confrontation nearly erupted between American Legion posts from Martin and another county after protests over cattle shipments to Germany. The clash followed reports thirty gune numbered by alleged leginaires versus armed opponents, triggering fears of wider violence. Berlin reports a German gold seizure debate with Medichsbank opposing any move to swallow gold reserves.
The report recalls Nis elevation to candidacy and traces his life from youth in Dettinvare to Emigrant years in America. It notes his ties to Cardinal and Seton, and references Wilson’s presidency, U S aid to the Allied effort, and his benevolent work.
A New York man testifies to Tanlae’s remarkable relief after ten years of indigestion nervous strain and fatigue. He says after using the medicine his indigestion disappeared and he regained strength and health, praising the remedy and urging others to try it. Tanlae is advertised as sold by leading druggists nationwide.
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