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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1923
Page
3
Dominican fathers in Mexico fostered a colored tie making industry at Puebla that endures amid waves of revolution. A 1004 era whipping post is referenced, with the original pil tory still standing in the courtyard of New Castle county.
President Harding orders the United States tariff commission to probe whether the sugar tariff influences rising prices. The move follows a telegram to Thomas O Marvin urging immediate inquiry into sugar duties and current costs, amid February prices around 5 to 6 cents and recent notices of 12 cents.
A conference on illiteracy in the United States gathers in Little Rock Arkansas. The meeting aims to promote public school use and libraries to improve reading skills amid concern over widespread illiteracy among children and adults.
A fragmentary page recalls noble brew houses on the Yorkley estate and the Devonshire site, where remnants of a pre 1000 brewing brickwork and vaults under Berkley Street were found. It notes a Panama Canal voyage and a stray address about a performer and theater life.
The article extols vitamin rich nutrition tracing vitamins to ancient needs. It promotes Grape-Nate as a natural source of vitamin content with bran and digestible components claiming easy digestion and quick assimilation. It emphasizes healthier living and economy through regular Grape-Nate inclusion.
Reports from Dusseldorf and Bochum describe increased troop movements and strict policing in German towns amid rising tensions between communists and nationalists. Observers note a frayed government posture, alleged plots, and a sharp press portrayal of a two-front crisis as unrest spreads through the Ruhr region.
South Dakota farmers adopt concrete block buildings citing availability simplicity and permanence. The accompanying photo shows modern farm structures as owners move beyond pioneer stages to improve holdings with durable fire resistant materials.
Fragmented OCR describes cattle feeding and disease prevention notes. It mentions seedling Kentucky, dairy practices, and a suggested half pint feed mixture with various terms like milk yield, herd improvement, and feed cost per 100 pounds of milk.
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