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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1919
Page
2
Fragmentary excerpt describes the sterilization of utensils and tanks used with a medicine. It notes a blend of roots and herbs forming a wonderful combination, hinting at production secrecy or a claimed herbal remedy.
Fragmentary remarks suggest a push to remove drunkenness as comic relief in performances. Dialogue hints at preserving some line while acknowledging broader taste concerns.
An OCR fragment mentions Bayer tablets of Aspiria and a claim about aspirin for colds. It also references a diagnostic note for mothers and a named infant product, hinting at a historical advertisement style and a behavioral anecdote about loving two women.
President Wilson rejects withdrawing the pact and sending it back to the Senate. He states the treaty is now Senate’s responsibility and vows not to accept any compromise until ratified. If a compromise occurs, the president will decide whether to ratify and deposit with Allied powers at Versailles.
The jury found H J Wagen president of the Scandinavian American Bank of Fargo guilty on multiple counts of making false statements to the state bank examiner. The case involved alleged insolvency and notes tied to the Duluth bank and commerce. Appeal planned if denied, case to go to the state supreme court.
Private Dalmatian sources report Gabriele d Annunzio and followers plotting a bold campaign aimed at Spalato with uprisings planned in Montenegro Albania and coordinated Bulgarian and Jugoslav efforts. An underlying fear notes 20 000 Jugoslav troops ready in Dalmatia for any Italian aggression.
Fragmented, era-spanning note outlines Texas Rangers mobilization, court actions, and federal proceedings. References include United States military authorities at Port Sam Houston, Grand Rapids, and Portypridd, with mentions of Senator Truman H. Newberry, legal maneuvers, sugar seizures, and streetcar fees.
A Chicago influenza note warns that colder weather may trigger a surge in cases. Dr. Brady cites lack of early diagnostic methods and urges prevention by keeping germs from the respiratory tract. The piece promotes Turpo as a preventive germicide, instructing regular use and urging readers to buy a jar while available.
A fragment describes Patience Londerest and Paderewkt inviting a pianist to perform. Patrice remarks the pianist must work hard to play very well.
A December 6 note drafted by the supreme council calls for Germany to sign protocols enforcing peace terms or face military action. Baron von Larsner says Allies misjudge Germany’s military buildup and that German authorities warned about creating detective forces and civic guards, which would breach the treaty. He offers to provide proofs to General Nollet of entente control in Berlin.
A Paris dispatch reports British and French leaders urging German terms with Allied support. Washington denies government involvement in Jenkins case rumors and says the U S has not altered its stance or aided release on bail.
In Washington a December 13 meeting of the national strike committee of stew workers will vote on a proposition to end the strike. President Wilson is noted in the report.
An early 1900s style ad touts Cascarets as a cure for biliousness,Constipation and general ill health. It contrasts Cascarets with harsh pills and Calomel while promising gentle non gripping action at low cost. The fragment also includes garbled dialogue about a child and a person named Gubb with a grin.
Attorney General Palaer announces abandonment of government efforts to control sugar distribution and sale. After the sugar equalization board is issued December 21, the focus will shift to prosecuting profiteering in sugar.
An old advertisement proclaims immediate relief from a severe cold with the first dose of Pape's Cold Compound. It claims to clear nasal passages stop runny nose ease headache fever and sneezing and requires only a few cents at any drug store. The product supposedly works without assistance and tastes pleasant with no quinine.
A short exchange begins with a playful line about a proposal as an unseen suitor asks Miss. Cutie to reveal what she has to offer before accepting his hand. The fragment hints at social ritual and cautious advancement in a historical setting.
Swamp Root is a medicine that helps the kidneys liver and bladder do the work nature intended. Not all free air advertisements on earth labeled.
Nebraskans face coal strike disruptions as state government orders closures of schools, theaters, libraries, and other venues. Officials foresee broad business paralysis and rationing measures lasting beyond holidays with statewide impacts on travel, industry, and public services.
An advertising note touts Danderine as a rapid solution for thick gleamy waves, claiming it softens hair, removes dust, dirt and oil, and makes hair look more abundant and easily styled. It also markets Bluing and other items for grooming and laundry use.
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