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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1920
Page
3
A fragmented notice references Bayer as the maker of genuine Aspirin and its uses for headaches toothaches and pain. It also includes stray dialog and unrelated lines about a child and songs, reflecting noisy OCR text with scattered brand mentions.
An advertisement promotes Dr. Pierce’s remedy for uric acid and kidney issues. It warns against meat alcohol and tea and urges drinking water and Anurie to drive uric acid from the system. Readers are directed to Dr. Pierce’s Hotel and a ten cent trial package.
An advertisement touts Freezone as a quick painless remedy for corns and calluses. It promises instant relief and easy corn removal with minimal cost, claiming success for general use and urging readers to try the product in drug stores.
An advertisement touts Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a pure non stimulant kidney and bladder remedy. It claims global purity standards and offers bottles in multiple sizes with a mail order offer and a pledge of safety for those seeking relief from history, liver, and blood disorders.
In Nebraska voters produced a surprising primary outcome with unexpected upsets across multiple districts. Local Republicans and Democrats saw shifting support patterns that could influence upcoming races and policy debates.
Disjointed OCR reads reveal a Nebraska gubernatorial contest with Johnson and Hitchcock factiones amid a Democratic and Republican landscape. Text hints at primary dynamics, endorsements, and potential nominal supporters shaping the April vote and renomination prospects.
Unofficial returns list candidates for president governor and key state posts in Nebraska. Notable figures include Hiram Johnson as Republican president candidate and SR McKetyie for governor with a crowd of names across secretary of state attorney general and railway posts.
Vague notes describe election returns with references to primary delays and price protests. Mentions Utah mayoral investigation into overall price gouging and a Missouri Valley plane purchase for new air freight service. Mentions politicians and a long park of fragmented items and quotes observers without clear context.
A damaged text warns that daily meat intake may raise uric acid, paralyze kidneys, and cause dull kidney pain. It recommends diluting urine with water and a grape juice drink to neutralize acids and ease kidney strain, noting the remedy is inexpensive.
A distressed ad warns against "Diamond Dyes" sold to women claiming they ruin material by fading streaks or runs. It notes uncertain claims about colorfastness, urging buyers to beware of deceptive promises and questionable reputations, especially on wool and textiles.
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