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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1919
Page
3
A vintage ad promotes a health remedy from Signe E E Penbes Medicine Co for women in McLean Nebraska. It claims relief from displacements inflammation ulceration backache headaches nervousness and the blues after forty years of service and invites readers to write for more information.
Attorney General Palmer urges former wartime food administrators to form county fair price committees to publish just price lists for retail necessities. He seeks hoarding and profit violations evidence and asks officials to serve without pay to restore normal conditions and curb profiteering.
New York reports twenty two officers and eighty enlisted men of an air squadron will depart Minéola field for deployment. The unit, with nine Cartin t planes, nineteen motor trucks and seven staff cars, will travel in a convoy with no fixed base. Washington notes a possible wet spell before prohibition and says the army is 85 percent demobilized with remaining A E F units returning home. The current strength is 225000 versus a 325000 peace strength.
The Red Cross aims to enroll members for 1920 and raise 16 million dollars to meet war obligations at home and abroad. The drive will open November 3 and run through Armistice Day, November 11.
Lieutenant Colonel Theodore Roosevelt, son of the former president, made his bow as a political speaker in Oyster Bay. It was his first real speech as a Republican candidate for Assemblyman from Nadast county. Roosevelt declared the president and congress are a rubber stamp in his remarks at Gessington.
The War Department reports seven hundred fifty six American soldiers killed in action, with an average age of 22. The number missing in action on July 3 stands at 241. In Canada, eight people died and many were injured in an explosion at a grain elevator on the Welland canal in Port Colborne Ontario, causing an estimated 1.5 million dollars in damage and speculated spontaneous combustion as the cause.
Letters found at Chihuahua City conspiracy HQ reveal plans to mutiny federal garrisons and hand control to Villa across Chihuahua states including Parral Jimenez Santa Rosalia Ofínaga and Villa Ahumada. About 200 arrested, 60 officers. Senora Lazaro Alanis and General Alanis among detainees. Fifteen conspirators ordered executed by General Diegnuez.
Nebraska items report the legislature's ratification of the federal prohibition amendment and a mandamus suit over petitions for a referendum. Governor McKelvie fills secretaries posts under a new administrative code. Dodge County raided for liquor with 300 gallons seized, and Falls City plans a home building co op for workers. Descriptions of troop centennial events, land sales near Nickerson, court actions over taxes and rates, and various Nebraska farming yields are noted amid local civic and business updates.
A fragmented quote shows an auctioneer reflecting on a case delayed by late attention and eventual self cure. The speaker notes prior inattentiveness and a late encounter in December.
The readable text from The Variety is garbled with phrases like supirysetdoe jendretae and incoherent fragments. It does not present a clear event, person, or place to summarize into a distinct news item.
A summer cold is described as hard to shake with bed rest and Boschee's Syrup for sleep and relief. If not bedridden, avoid drafts and sudden changes, eat light, and use Boschee's Syrup occasionally. The product, made in America for over fifty years, is sold at stores as a safe remedy.
An old age promotional item urges readers to stay healthy and active, claiming kidney and bladder health prevents frailty. It touts GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules as a tonic to keep muscles, mind, and spirits strong, with a money back guarantee through druggists.
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