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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1925
Page
3
A letter from C A Allen of Peru indicates Peruna aided recovery from influenza and lingering catarrh with lingering asthma symptoms. He reports weight gain to 175 pounds after six bottles and urges others to use Peruna Tablets or Liquid for catarrhal conditions.
Australians claim descent from Hawaiian chiefs and legends. Jakova says ancestry traces to chieftain Hema who ruled Hawaii and fled after a devastating war. Meola and followers reportedly wandered to New Zealand before returning to Hawaii.
Rattlers roam the Riverside University golf course forcing golfers to carry permanganate of pot ash with clubs and bails as a safety measure. Four rattlesnakes have been killed on the course near Box Springs mountain while professors at the University of California experiment station test new uses for the chemical.
The board of directors of a major French car company requires all employees to study English. A professor of English is assigned to the factory to give daily lessons to workers.
The Japanese army tests a proposed protection against enemy airplanes described as netting enemy planes attached to parachute devices and shot up in bombing trials to deter air attacks.
Washington reports a shelved Belgian American talks on funding the Belgian debt were briefly revived with Belgian authorities seeking Brussels authority. President Coolidge may decide on minimal concessions already offered and potential extensions for payment terms and interest rates.
Roy P Wilcox of Eau Claire won on the fourth ballot to join the Republican effort against La Follette forces. Former Gov Francia and Arthur St Barry of Milwaukee also contend, making a four cornered race in the Wisconsin senatorial contest. The primary is likely in late September.
Atlantic City N J report states the United Mine Workers call for joint consideration of wage contracts affecting 155000 hard coal miners and 90000 soft coal miners. The policy seeks government intervention and reestablishment of the Jacksonville agreement with mediators to address both coal sectors together.
President Mustapha Kemal Atatürk of Turkey divorces Latife Hanoum, with reports attributing the split to marital strains and political expectations. The move comes amid discussions of domestic and public roles for the influential figure in the republic.
Chicago hosts 1500 Interstate Merchants council visitors at Rainbo Garden with the Chicago Association of Commerce leading a dinner. The event highlights stronger business outlook and increased sales across the United States, especially in the Great Middle West.
New York screen actress Pola Negri deposited $57,000 with customs to cover penalties and duties on undeclared jewelry found when she arrived on the Mer Enguria on May 2.
German ambassador in Washington delivered Berlin’s note to Secretary Kellogg formally requesting return of seized German property now under the alien property custodian.
The Indo Radio Telegraph company has been granted a license to erect a station in India for communications with Britain. Electrical interference peculiar to India makes the project experimental and subject to observation.
The convention of the dry milk manufacturers of the United States and Canada will be held in Indianapolis beginning October 15.
A mixed Nebraska notices summary reports school courses in Hed Cloud, a 20 year power contract for Bow light, long-serving officials in York and Arlington, crop and weather notes, local obituaries, a golden wedding in Omaha, a state fair youth show plan, fire at Pickrell elevator, drowning accident near Monroe, and Legion events in Norfolk with many local incidents and honors scattered across counties.
Fashion notes trace the shift from Paris sportswear to London practicality for outdoor and sporting women. The piece cites May Sutton and evolving fabric choices, favoring cotton crepe, corduroy, and washable wool, with knicker suits and wrap skirts suited for camping and hiking.
The unreadable OCR fragment mentions the Pownwend Valley in Montana and references a city board and local fashions from the 1850s. It lacks coherent events or names, offering only scattered phrases about people, attire, and regional notes with unclear context.
A cryptic OCR fragment mentions the Utes and a smilie noted with references to a council and a van. The readable text provides no clear event, date, or proper names beyond these partial items.
Police in New Jersey report the arrest of Hatignaion residents on a charge of refusing to aid forest patrol. The incident centers on alleged obstruction near a local cement facility and involves multiple residents with unknown affiliations.
Fragmentary text shows garbled phrases about a spice buyer and an exchange, with names and locations unreadable. No coherent event or individuals emerge to summarize as a news item.
Fragmentary readable phrases show garbled quotes and names suggesting a political or personal column. Entity density is low. no clear event, date, or organization is identifiable. The text appears as a garbled OCR sample rather than a coherent news item.
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