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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1921
Page
2
Fragments describe Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound promotion amid moralizing tone. References to Ez egetable Compound and several women discuss lifestyle inequality and health symptoms. Mentions Booneville Indiana and Miss Linx wiler promoting the product to address headaches and blues.
An old advertisement warns buyers to look for Bayer on Aspirin packaging and tablets to ensure genuine medicine. It claims twenty one years of safe use and lists ailments treated, mentions handy tins of twelve tablets and larger packages sold by druggists, and identifies Aspirin as Bayer’s trade mark.
Lincoln regents move to file mandamus against Governor McKelvie to compel payment of the university’s full budget allotment under the new law. Dean Seavey to counsel. governor asserts the budget law grants him absolute control over state expenditures.
Fragmentary OCR references a U S Marshal in Nebraska and possible mentions of state venues and dates. Names and specifics are illegible, leaving only scattered phrases about Nebraska and legal or civic items.
Reported discussions note the French premier will attend an upcoming conference with broad support for fair representation. A separate dispatch covers a massive Ford plant fire near Paris with losses estimated up to 7 million francs.
Rural Nebraska roundup reports on Fairbury church summer program with outdoor seating, crop yields, bank issues, veterans relief funding, municipal projects, farm accidents, and state highway work. Mentions Lincoln coal yard plan, Beatrice bond vote, and storms affecting grain and livestock across multiple counties.
Hoover announces a satisfactory agreement with Soviet authorities for American relief to Russia under American relief administration. Food control and coordination with cooperating organizations are outlined as aims. In Washington, a complete reorganization of the army staff along French lines is reported as approved. A flood devastates the town of Flatch New Mexico, forcing residents to seek higher ground.
Sixteen countries including the United States estimate world wheat production this year at about 1 053 000 000 bushels, roughly seven million more than last year. Ku Klux Klan Seizes Lanier University in Atlanta. Dr Lewin Fowles resigns as president. William Simmons named successor. King Peter of Serbia to receive full royal honors at funeral in Belgrade. Prince Regent Alexander orders mourning. Paint Kills Cattle in Duluth. four cattle die after licking fresh paint from a country school wall. Reindeer meat shipment from Nome to San Francisco to be sold in retail shops. Lodge named to American disarmament commission. Pacific summoning under Soviet discussions in Riga.
Fragmentary newspaper ad copy mentions Red Cross Ball Blue whitening cloths and towels, then wanders to quotes about evil deeds and legal wit. The text shifts through miscellaneous phrases including Southeast Missouri and Wise, ending with a brief jab at how others hear and judge.
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