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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1921
Page
2
A fragmented account claims the product offers relief from pains and ailments common to women. The narrative describes housewives enduring backache and side pain and credits the remedy with enabling them to resume daily tasks.
The article discusses W Ernest Beet's Rise of the Papacy claim that Innocent became pope after Anastasius in 402. It argues Innocent's elevated authority arose from moral strength and decisiveness, while also noting historical forces undermining Caesar and moving the seat of power from Rome.
An OCR fragment notes Bayer Tablets of Aspirin can be taken safely for colds headache toothache neuralgia rheumatic pains and joint pain. It emphasizes following safe directions and proper usage on the package label. The text is garbled but preserves the Bayer brand and general warning to follow directions.
A minor collision occurred when a driver named Mien veered into a metro bus. No injuries were reported and authorities noted only minor vehicle damage.
The article details vast federal expenses and revenue shifts amid Prohibition, noting nearly seven million dollars spent administering enforcement and child labor laws. It cites tax collection costs, imports of distilled spirits, and a mix of figures comparing production and enforcement outcomes across years, with references to manufacturers and revenue impacts.
Dispatches to London report Belfast unrest with clashes involving Orangemen and Catholic groups. The turmoil during the past week drew strong reaction from observers and highlighted ongoing sectarian tensions.
Washington reports far eastern talks bog down in dispute over the meaning of the four general principles. Chinese delegates see divergence as a barrier to China settlement and threaten withdrawal if Britain favored interpretation gains approval by major powers.
Robert Acosta attempted a speed record for aircraft at Curtis Field. He aimed to surpass the 2065 mile per hour mark set by Lecointe of France. The one kilometer course was used to measure a single lap as his machine reached high speed.
Lloyd George told Sir James Craig that Sinn Fein Ireland had not consented to loyalty to the king a prerequisite to Ulster joining a united parliament. Craig returned to Belfast to report Irish negotio drift toward breakdown of negotiations.
One hundred Washington public school children gave a gold medal and pledged funds to France as part of the national homage to Marshal Foch. The group plans two new schools for French children, aiming to raise 250000 dollars and name one Washington Lafayette and the other Foch Pershing.
Dr. William Mayo of Rewinter Minnesota purchases the painting Culture Mountaine Late Afternoon by Neobert F. Gilber of Omaha Nebraska from an exhibition at the New Mexico Art museum in Santa Fe.
A report notes the destruction of 4000 gallons of wine 40 gallons of whiskey 2000 gallons of home brew and 1400 gallons of corn mash. The text also mentions five title aleo were seine though details are unclear.
International organizers of the United Mine Workers of America were barred from all coal camps in Huerfano county under martial law. The order covers Colorado Fuel and Iron mines and other county mines amid the wage strike. Prisoners in Waterford jail began a hunger strike after a resolu tion urging the cabinet to pursue peace negotiations until prisoners are released.
New York and New Jersey Mandard Oil companies announce another 1 cent per gallon wholesale gasoline increase. New York price now 27 cents a gallon. Senate seeks railroad administration financial history from inception to December 1. News notes report escapes of political prisoners from Spike Island and Kilkenny jail.
A disjointed item notes bail boon for Lieyd George and Prime Minister Lioyd Oe facing appeals to sail for the United States before Christmas. Another fragment mentions a December 3 event and a woman’s group. Two men, Whitthorne and Sean Mart, allegedly forced open two safes with 3,000.
Nebraska items report on bank mergers in Fremont, corn husking record near Wakefield, night watch in Nelson, cement plant at Superior operating, sugar beet effort in Dewson County, electric line expansion, and a large poultry sale in Johnson County with over 900 chickens sold.
President Harding proposes a new framework for world peace including central powers in discussions. The plan envisions a conference format to preserve nations, with aims to ease postwar tensions and integrate key powers into a broader league system. Washington discussions consider annual summits and a broad alliance approach to prevent future conflicts.
The Army Air Service approves a radio weather information system for aviators along routes both in the air and on the ground to prevent disasters like the Morgantown accident. The system aims to improve safety and will be deployed nationwide after evaluation.
The Senate concurred in House amendments to the maternity bill and sent the measure to the President for signature. No record vote was noted on the bill.
Marshal Ferdinand Foch returned to Washington for a third visit since arriving in the United States. He plans a tour that will include a stop in San Francisco.
The Japanese business delegation arrives in Washington D C and will be received by President Harding at the White House and will call on Secretary Hoover.
In Washington DC a court ruling favored the government concerning a claim tied to commandeering in October 1917. The dispute centered on the output of the Allegheny Steel company and a large wine case valued at $990,000.
An old advertisement touts Cuticura Soap and Ointment for complexion, scalp, and whiteness, plus Cuticura Talcum as part of the Toilet Trio. A humor strip then shows Mrs Crawford debating a club with Mrs Cribehaw about meeting Mondays.
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