My First Child Testimony Dealers in Alabama
A fragmented notice notes a case involving a claim of a first child testimony linked to dealers in Alabama. Details are incomplete but indicate legal or regulatory context and regional focus.
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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1923
Page
2
A fragmented notice notes a case involving a claim of a first child testimony linked to dealers in Alabama. Details are incomplete but indicate legal or regulatory context and regional focus.
Cornhusker Tems Wymore plans a July 4 celebration while Hall County sees 500 more ante and total registration reaches 4050 in Omaha. Reports note anniversaries, new clubs, sports injuries, and local civic efforts from Beatrice to Nebraska City, including Scouts building a lodge and a petrified skull unearthed in Briggport.
Nebraska marked the fiftieth anniversary of a fierce storm that swept the state and westward regions, causing heavy livestock and property losses and multiple fatalities. Accounts from residents described shattered sod houses and log cabins, with extensive snow drifts and destruction across the plains.
Delegates debate prewar rights in the Near East as the Chester concession spurs American support for open access. Grew backs equal rights while Britain and France weigh the Mosul region and Iraqi mandates against Turkish and Allied claims.
Two Fort Bliss soldiers, Private Morrie Pousky and Private Martin B. Schulte, were involved in a deadly gas explosion in the seventh cavalry blacksmith shop. Pousky died after carrying others to safety. Schulte was hospitalized in critical condition. Sergeant L. J. Foa aided in the rescue as the blaze began after Pousky lit a match amid dense fumes.
A vintage DIY guide explains constructing a variable condenser from cardboard metal and linotype alloy. It details die casting plates spacing insulating bases air venting and wiring with mica separators and a movable plate on a threaded rod to adjust capacity.
Pocket set makers struggle to pick a switch lever for tiny spaces as standard levers are too large. A compact lever can be crafted from its binding post with careful shaping and a small rot pivot to fit the confined area.
Fragmentary report describes making a brass sleeve lever assembly with a threaded screw and steel spring for a fit. Mentions tram springy piece and tightening ceeeance Betenes and Lavention and Radie Mews. News from Portland Oregon and a crash survivors scene in a lonely place after engine trouble.
A city state university will not equip the Institution this term with radio gear citing likely radical changes in equipment. Officials argue radio progress favors improved circuits and parts over wholesale purchases, and deny withholding instruction to students.
A method for guying an aerial mast using rigging schemes from old sailing ships. The design, adaptable to both iron and wooden masts, describes a modified system as shown in Fig. 2 to strengthen the mast and support antenna wires.
Adolph Zukor criticizes advertising copy in a Los Angeles talk. He notes writers imitate slogans and clichés, comparing them to the old ice man’s line about love. He urges sharper, more original promotional language.
Thousands of women suffer kidney or bladder trouble often misattributed to other causes. Kidney health affects overall wellbeing and nerves. Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root is advertised as restoring kidney health and may be requested as a sample by mail from Kilmer & Co.
Fragmentary ad notes describe a window display and slogans about home cooking. References hint at a pane in glass or sign messages. Missing context. readable phrases suggest a storefront and promotional lines.
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