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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1919
Page
2
In a Cleveland Plain Dealer clip a clerk tries a one piece swimsuit on a woman while a nine year old boy heckles the dress. The mother requests a fuller version with ruffles and jokes about Mrs Brown’s suit noting it has no wrinkle.
An old advertisement extols Cascarets as a laxative aid for clogged waste and bile, claiming they clear the liver and bowels with no griping. It promises inexpensive relief and notes the product works while you sleep, urging men to improve performance through gentle encouragement.
An advertisement extols Cuticura Soap and Ointment as the best means to keep the complexion clear. It urges daily use of the soap with occasional ointment for best results.
Baltimore American reports a short, cryptic note referencing a mental effort or test and questions about outcomes. The phrase hints at a trial of the mind and the challenge of work or study, reflecting a provocative or ironic tone in the original caption.
The itemized recap covers Nebraska events from constitutional talks and gubernatorial actions to indictments, court appeals, and local incidents. It notes Pershing visits, university football triumphs, and serial items on crime, fires, thefts, roads, and wartime manpower, coloring a broad public agenda.
A testimonials letter praises Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription as a safe remedy for women. Mrs Tho Cuay recites personal health improvements and urges others to use the product, calling it effective and non narcotic.
A period ad urges readers to seek kidney and urinary relief using GOLD MEDAL Haaren Capsules. It claims early stage pains signal natural healing, promises relief, and notes money back if ineffective while urging belief and persistence.
An old advertisement promotes Bayer as genuine Aspirin in a Bayer package with directions for Headache Cold Pain Neuralgia Lumbago and Rheumatism. It states Bayer is a trademark of Bayer Manufacture for monoacetic acid ester of Salicylic acid and mentions physicians prescribe it for nineteen years. A Handy tin of 12 tablets cost a few cents. The text also oddly references a young man’s gun and a $1000 value.
Fuel Administrator Garfied announces wartime coal restrictions to conserve energy during the strike emergency. Only industries in the first five priority classes will receive coal, with public utilities to cut heat and power for households. Regional coal committees will enforce rationing under Railroad Administration oversight.
Nebraska finishes second in the International Livestock Stock Judging event amid tight margins. Wietebarg of Lincoln takes top individual honors, Moulton of Blue Springs places third, while Kappins of West Point ranks eighth. Kansas State College ends third. total points noted as 4,059 with Iowa close behind.
Democratic leaders in the Senate prepare to push ahead with long delayed general legislation as debate on ratification remains uncertain. The new session looms with little clarity on President Wilsons recommendations and a decisive stage for the treaty seems weeks away.
Seventeen men represented the public interest at a December 1 conference on the nation’s industrial conditions. The gathering, announced by the White House November 20, aims to implement policies overlooked by the prior national industrial conference to ease postwar industry strains.
A reader reports a humorous exchange about punctuality and fashion. The narrator notes the person arrived at 10 o'clock, limping, and remarking on a married man’s observant nature amid a jumble of shoe references.
Washington dispatch notes over 900 influenza cases reported to the United States Health Service last week, an increase from the prior week. Officials urge preparedness, preventive care, and use of remedial home measures, warning influenza remains serious and seeks prompt medical attention if symptoms appear.
A recent invention uses vacuum principles where the lid doubles as a stopper. The design aims to keep coffee hot and act as a rapid starter for morning routines, noted as a swift coffee pot improvement.
An advertisement touts Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as a pure remedy for kidney liver and bladder issues promising purity strength and quality in every bottle A sworn parity statement accompanies each bottle and the ad notes two bottle sizes available in stores in New York Binghamton and surrounding areas The text ends with a cryptic remark about a bunkee man and a skindeep game
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