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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1919
Page
3
A garbled page fragment blends political hints and comic captions from Cartoons Magazine. It references election day births, a Red Cross Ball, and a promotional line about a billing tone. The text dabbles in motivation metaphors about handicap and determination.
Freckles are claimed removable with Othine double strength. Women in Britain urged to save waste bones and fats for munition and reconstruction needs. The appeal notes bone meal and fats aid in building, furniture, shipbuilding, and agriculture.
A brief exhortation on valuing small expenditures to build wealth and avoid persistent financial strain. The piece argues that recognizing the power of little things can prevent families from slipping into hardship and contribute to success and happiness, especially during wartime.
Gen Sir Hugh Trenchard presents a daylight raid photograph of Offenburg taken at 10 000 feet to be auctioned at the Victory matinee at the Coliseum. The remark about law disputes and intention appears in the fragmentary note from Beneca.
Two New York restaurant workers discuss independence and modern life while roses and fashion mark their appearance. In Yukon a 1000 mile dog team run delivered influenza serum from Dawson to Fort McPherson, crossing the Rockies in winter to aid remote communities.
Health officer places a card on a house on Adams Street as two schoolchildren stop to read it. They misread the text, joking that it shows how many spates there were on the home, a quip reported by the Chicago Journal.
An overseas veteran recalls his unit adopting a French child. The group, moved by empathy for a homeless girl or boy, awaited the government issued photograph of each adoptee and found it showed a woman around forty. The line about charity notes human kindness often tests at 3.5 percent.
A long Nebraska summary notes Fatherless Children of France fundraising in Nebraska, local leaders, school and railroad daylight law enforcement, Arbor Day proclamations, highway and irrigation talks, farm labor shortages, new aviation plans, weather and crop updates, and community projects from Beatrice to Lincoln with figures on beets, wheat, and livestock.
An old advertisement touts Boschee's Syrup as a cure for coughs sore throats and lung inflammation. It claims fifty two years in America and links the product to improved health and relief from bronchial trouble. The copy includes misc lines about college coaches and a stray fish story remark.
A fragment notes warnings about kidney health and a centuries old Dutch remedy. The text mentions a government action in 1696 and cautions readers to beware ineffective or harmful capsules.
A London Evening Standard piece describes a British Great War ribbon with a central bright orange stripe flanked by white black and royal blue. The column shares assorted London notes on manners jokes and observations from daily life including a dog incident and reflections on charity pride and self love.
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