Prophylactic Advice for Thinning and Nervousness
A brief note suggests trying Prophate when feeling thin and nervous. The text repeats the advice and ends with an emphasis on the remedy without additional details or alternatives.
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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1919
Page
2
A brief note suggests trying Prophate when feeling thin and nervous. The text repeats the advice and ends with an emphasis on the remedy without additional details or alternatives.
Fragmentary Evening Transcript shows characters debating gifts and money. A cryptic line about locating a soap in a bathtub hints at a detective moment, while other phrases reference cigars, a father, a brother, and a playful banter in an informal scene.
Nebraska reports include riot aftermath at Kenesaw and Beatrice mob action after a meeting. Governors vow to punish disruptors while prosecutions loom. Cattle losses from anthrax in Bayd Cedar and Knox counties. Utilities rate filings show fifty companies seeking increases.
Washington reports a $15 000 ransom threat endangers two American army aviators Paco H Devis and Harold G Peterson captured near Vandelaria Texas. State department asks Mexico to act for swift release amid uncertainty over who will cover the ransom. Chicago hosts labor party planning with a Chicago convention in November to draft platform and nominate candidates for 1920.
Officials of the railroad administration secret service report organized car thieves have launched a systematic theft operation across major cities including Buffalo New York and Pittsburg with losses totaling tens of trillions of dollars while Paris news notes Prince Feisal will join the Arab delegation in Paris and lead discussions on Syriam and Persian questions under French coverage
A quirky collage of old time ad like lines promises corn removal and foot care with Preesene from Grog stores. It includes odd quotes about lonely night watchmen and household tips, ending with a laundry tip using Red Cross Ball Bice and a joke about a forgetful mother.
The article notes alligators have long been part of the coast ecosystem and, if protected and allowed to multiply, could threaten muskrat, dogs, cows, and livestock along the Atlantic Coast Line corridor. It discusses ecological balance and warnings about increased alligator presence.
During exams a fourth grade class was asked to name the five most important men of the recent war. One boy answered seriously listing General Pershing, President Wilson, General Foch, his brother Tom, and Andy Sullivan's brother Pat.
A humorous fragment shows a lawyer objecting to admitting ankles as evidence with a quip about breach of promise. A witty exchange follows about a polyclinic described as a hospital for parrots, highlighting courtroom banter and wordplay.
Fragmentary note mentions land near Penititor or Penitior with unclear references to a voyage or landing. No coherent names, dates, or actions readable for a fuller summary.
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