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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1922
Page
2
J E Mowrer of Akron reports Tanlac gave him back his appetite and strength after prolonged indigestion and nervous fatigue. He says he weighs more, feels well, and notices no indigestion. Tanlac is sold by druggists. Laber's worst enemy is the working man who won't work.
A quotation from Burton notes that a person who overestimates his own pleasantness will inevitably become so. It frames self view as a self-fulfilling factor shaping behavior and social reception.
Dr. L H Dillon head of the health bureau notes Nebraska death rate per thousand population for 1921. In Thayer county residents prepare for the county fair the last week in August with thirty five children representing one hundred attending. Paris City businesses close for a merchant Sammet Wahl funeral. Deer triplets near Riverside Farm. Douglas county cattle shipments to South Omaha. Oil strike near Neligh. University fees due by Sept. 7 to avoid reregistration. Prohibition party ballot note and a car collision near Carter Lake.
The article discusses Canada's wartime immigration limits and the subsequent removal of restrictions. It argues the policy shift boosts faith in Canada's future, noting increased European and North American migration, including Serbians, Poles, Swiss, Hungarians, and others, and highlights economic and moral effects of freer entry.
An old advertisement extols Cuticura Soap for soothing baby rashes and skin irritations followed by Cuticura Ointment. It claims the bath and ointment combo provides nothing better or purer and touts Cuticura Talcum as a final touch. The copy uses pseudo grandiose language about purity and self-improvement.
President broadcasts a sweeping address before Congress outlining a plan to use federal force if needed to steady interstate coal supply. He proposes a temporary national coal agency, power to purchase and distribute coal, and a coal commission to investigate and regulate production and distribution. He also urges action on aliens protection and civil and criminal enforcement against conspiracies. The speech elicited applause in both chambers.
Details of a formula to end the soft coal strike were accepted in principle by miners and operators. A drafting subcommittee will prepare the contract, which aims to restore wage scales from last April through March 31 next year. A future advisory commission will handle neo conditions in the soft coal industry. Washington steps to prevent transit disruption included aggressive action by federal prosecutors to curb conspiracies affecting interstate commerce.
The Literary Digest poll shows 26320 favoring continued prohibition and strict enforcement, 2000 for modified Volstead to permit light wine and beer, 128500 for repealing prohibition, and 301872 for the soldiers bonus with 2061 tabulated. President Harding sent a cablegram to President Ebert marking the third anniversary of the German government.
Report from Swatow Hongkong area cites 100000 homeless as relief efforts rush. American consul to Swatow confirms casualties at Peking and notes urgent aid needs as typhoon disrupts regional communications.
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