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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1921
Page
3
Mrs. Elien Harris praises Eatonic for easing indigestion after a dose. The ad claims thousands share her experience and that Eatonic lowers excess acidity and intestinal gas causing heartburn belching bloating and food repeating. A large box priced as a small cost with pharmacist guarantee.
A fragmented prose poem contrasts time with value, urging keen use of every moment. It notes life centers on Ome and effort, warns against waste, and questions societal passivity and consumer priorities amid rural life.
A noisy 1910s advertisement sample lists Dr Kilmer Swamp Roots as a cure for kidney trouble and urges readers to buy samples from Dinghamton New York. It mixes health claims with other period ads and scattered humor. It also includes references to Cuticura products and wartime price comments, reflecting a chaotic page of a weekly paper.
Lincoln Finance committee chair Senator B. KE Bushee oversees two weeks of hearings on H. R. 423 the biennial budget bill. The measure may grow with higher appropriations and added items as university support salaries and city needs are debated.
Washington reports the 1920 census shows 64,514,476 people in cities of 2,500 or more and 87,770,114 in cities of 25,000 or more. President Harding seeks a conference with labor and railway leaders to discuss wage and employment issues amid a broader economic debate.
A garbled excerpt depicts a wilderness scene with miners and tribes, mentioning Ostors University and a President election phrase. The text blends incoherent dialogue, scattered place names, and partial quotes, reflecting a broken OCR capture from a remote dispatch.
Fragmentary OCR text shows a man from Itzburg making a notable statement. Readable portions reference a personal assertion and possible commentary on events. Names, places, and clear facts are limited in the garbled text.
Readable fragments reference a camp and war context with partial lines about a person or event. The text is garbled and does not clearly identify names, places, or outcomes, but suggests an interlude or report from a post or base during conflict.
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