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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1925
Page
3
An old advertisement touts Cuticura Toilet Trio claiming clear skin through daily use. It promotes The Soap to cleanse The Ointment to soothe and heal and The Talcum to powder and perfume as a complete toilet set. Mention notes sewing machines and German exports amid brief product context.
A spectator recalls a short boxing contest where the crowd reacts. The bout ends quickly in under a minute, leaving some fans disappointed while others find a brutal thrill. A casual buyer buys a ticket amid the chaotic scene outside the venue.
State officials report a disturbance along the Pennsylvania boundary where unknown jugglers allegedly shifted markers and monuments by feet, altering the official line in several locations. Investigations are underway to identify responsible parties.
A fragmentary line echoes Shakespearean diction about sea and tempests, invoking a distorted Seacraft scene. The garbled wording hints at Act Two Scene Seven style but remains unclear and noncanonical.
A hodgepodge of notes reports plans to pave four blocks per year forTrgin and a $18000 fire loss at the D Perkins shoe store in McCook. Other items include road work Crete to Wilber. Scottsbluff women plan Made in Scottspiuffs exposition. Bow moves to build memorial auditorium. Clyde Sundblad dies suddenly. Christmas gifts sent to Diangioh near Foochow. Albion sees a Har r Michael win at a stock show. J L King of Lexington dies of heart disease. Nebraska Retail Clothiers and Apparel Club meet in Lincoln. Adolph Smetak faces life term in Lancaster. Glinsky home robbed near Omaha. Rosco Bloom Injuries. state officials attend orthopedic society session. Van Horn announced for West Point. Omaha considers return to old council government. state crop data shows potato yield drop. Alliance meeting on livestock shipments. hunting trip accident. Morner obituary. raids lead to convictions near Humphrey. Christmas seals fund tuberculosis efforts. modern health crusaders listed. four bus lines suspend. Kearney children Christmas tree gifts. North Platte highway plans. E L Jemkins to run for state treasurer. grazing and feeding in North Platte valley. case near Jefferson county. Casey Gaughan of Omaha among latest notes.
Washington reports the Air Board headed by Dwight W. Morrow rejected Colpel Mitchell’s major recommendations. The panel criticized Mitchell’s air critique, urged stronger aviation support for the Army and Navy, and pressed for leadership in commercial aviation, a unified national defense department, and a separate air force with cabinet status, while noting U S air power already shows minimal risk of attack.
Record prices for meat at the International Livestock Exposition set new highs on the hoof and on the hook. The grand champion beef carcass sold for seven dollars per pound from Jock Aberdeen Angus steer owned by WW Wilson & Son of Muncie. Eight dollars per pound topped the grand lamb carcass, and a record price for the grand swine carcass followed. Peuline Trewn of wed e exhibited an Aberdeen Angus baby beef calf selling for a high price per pound, weighing 1 155 pounds and yielding $231 to Miss Brown.
A comic fragment recalls Professor James H. Breasted of Chicago discussing an Egyptology project in Armageddon. A self serious doctor, described as absent minded, mistakenly dons a pair of archers from his wardrobe and hurries to the library as his wife and children react.
The noisy hoarse bark in the middle of the night signals early croup warning. Early treatment is essential. dangerous symptoms can arise quickly. An advertised tonic bottle costs about 50 dollars and is endorsed by doctors and druggists.
A fragment notes rope export from the Philippines last year used to make a rope two meters in diameter and two miles long. It hints at efforts to steer a person named Tian out of trouble and heat in Toreet.
Spain abolishes the military directorate as Rivera takes premiership. A full cabinet led by General de Mivers is named, with King Alphonse endorsing the reshuffle. Several former military officers join the new government amid a broader restructuring plan.
The European states signed the Locarno agreements urging rapid Cologne evacuation by January 31. Allied officials anticipate swift action and consider the move a step toward broader security measures in Europe.
Notice urges buyers to look for the Bayer name on packages or tablets to ensure genuine Bayer Aspirin. Claims the product has been proven safe by physicians for 25 years and warns that imitations may be dangerous.
In a wartime bid, the United States offered 2 836 560 dollars for land valued at 71 000 dollars by the War Organization. A single bid from an officer in New York was received, while the government still held a 71 009 dollar original claim. Some funds were transferred to the Agriculture Department.
The Guersity Trust Company in New York reportedly agrees to participate in a Belgian loan to fund the country’s debt relief efforts. The loan amount is estimated at £25,000,4000 with American participation.
Federal authorities in New York reported a Coast Guardsman confessed to involvement in a $10 million rummaging ring. The suspect corroborated charges against multiple defendants as investigators pursue the case.
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