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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1922
Page
3
A jumble of newspaper snippets quotes mothers and children in a domestic tone. It includes product plugs for Fletcher's Castoria with claims of long use and child health, plus humorous lines about sleep, free thinkers, and women in conversation. The piece reads like a collage of captions and ad copy from a local paper.
USDA advisory warns weeds and pests threaten crops and outlines prevention through soil stirring and cultivation. It details cutworms, Colorado potato beetles, flea beetles, and plant lice, with practical controls such as collars for plants, hand picking, and home-made insecticidal mixtures.
Government bulletin highlights birds’ role in reducing insect damage worth hundreds of millions. It promotes establishing refuges on farms and along roads, with nesting sites, food and water, and protection as key steps.
Reports from Indianapolis indicate coal production halted as United Mine Workers lead a nationwide walkout to press wage terms. Up to 500000 union miners and 100000 nonunion workers would join, with 13000 kept at mines to guard property. Some disruption feared but Kansas and Washington conflicts cited over wage provisions.
An advertisement touts Diamond Dyes as a simple home dyeing solution for sweaters skirts children's coats and draperies. It promises no spotting fading or streaking and asks shoppers to identify fabric type wool silk cotton or mixed goods while urging honesty in groceries.
Indianapolia reports Memorial Day plans by the American Legion to honor graves of soldiers sailors and marines who died in World War I. A national meeting outlines decorating graves at home and abroad while communities prepare parades and tribute activities.
Historic date fragment recalls Alexander Graham Bell and experiments on a harmotromet telegraph on June 2, 1875. The snippet hints at an equation and a dialogue about wealth and poverty, with quotes like Life, Riches have wings, and Poverty crawls under the door.
An ornate exchange contrasts old mass meetings with modern political outreach by Senator Sorghain. The piece references phonographs and campaign devices, then shifts to consumer ads for Cuticura products and Red Cross Ball Blue, noting facial care and whitening powders for a pristine bathroom and fabrics.
Instructions urge fret plowing the entire area to a depth of A to LO roches, apply stable manure browdeast and harrow until a perfect seedbed forms. Cultivate both unplanted and planted land to conserve moisture and maintain soil conditions.
Alsike clover is well suited to low and poorly drained land where red clover fails to thrive. It yields less forage on well drained soils, so avoid those spots. It should still be included in every pasture mix to add variety.
The Swiss government will invite neutral nations represented at the Genoa Conference to meet in Berne on April to confer regarding the Genoa program.
A fragmentary quote from George Eliot reflects on human error and self-will. The line probes how mortals' own choices invite wonder at the persistence of pride and learning gaps.
For many years druggists have watched the remarkable record of Dr Kilmer Swamp-Root. It is a kidney liver and bladder medicine that helps these organs work as nature intended. Sold by all druggists on its merit, it has many friends. Send ten cents for a sample bottle.
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