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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1919
Page
3
A garbled column notes a cynical take on wage rises and capitalist woes. A Cleveland Peake Dealer quote laments tough days for capitalists amid flood talk and social chatter. The text blends mixed dialogues about wages and economic strain.
A vintage advertisement touts California Fig Syrup as the best and safest laxative for children. It promises a delicious fruity taste and full dosing directions on each bottle, urging mothers to say California when giving the remedy.
An ad praises Green's August Flower as a gentle laxative to relieve constipation and digestive troubles, claiming wide use for over half a century. The piece also weaves in scattered literary quotes and jokes about manners, marriage, and military training from a period newspaper page.
A garbled excerpt notes a musician boasting a Cremona violin and a Brest cowbult line, followed by a critique of poor talkers and a statesman’s hurried flights of oratory. The text shows incomplete phrases and unclear context.
United States Department of Agriculture teaches farm women updated poultry methods through clubs and egg circles. Florida Hernando county members sold 1840.74 dollars in three months. Virginia and Tennessee clubs show strong sales, emphasizing feed, care, and market access for reliable egg and poultry profits.
Colorado Agricultural College notes insects are susceptible to diseases but practical control is limited. Fungus from Empusa and a bacillus acridiorum show mixed results. field trials in Argentina and elsewhere fail to reliably infect grasshoppers. Further study is needed to develop effective biological methods.
Washington reports that the Foreign Relations Committee will not take up Senator Fall's Mexican relations resolution after President Wilson asserted direct control of policy. The president’s letter argued against constitutional reversals and cited two incidents as justification for continued executive guidance. Senator Sage declared the measure dead and said no further action would occur.
An old advertisement claims Hall's Catarrh Medicine cures deafness caused by catarrh in the mucous surfaces of the Eustachian tube. It offers one hundred dollars for any case of catarrhal deafness it fails to cure, directing readers to F. J. Cheney & Co. of Toledo Ohio. Misfortune line suggests a card game reference.
A historical note outlines a simple pasture gate called the Needle Eye Gate. It shows two posts with a crosspiece and eye holes to guide cattle, mentioning its minimal use and basic construction details.
A Department of Agriculture prepared notice discusses farmers selling to retailers and futures markets. It explains how advertising and timing affect sale prices and urges sellers to market goods for the best price, warning against waste and misrepresentation.
A noted penabn ory codlhnd rane explains that a hen can gobble slugh worms dogs beeties and other insects from rotten wood and alder bark. These foraged foods deliver essential protein and proteid which support egg production.
The text appears as garbled lines about ideas and rhetoric. It mentions hens cows ox and an odd phrase about spice petites juried different demiaris. It lists phrases like ideal and expected to work, with numerous mis-typed words and broken sentences.
A readable fragment notes a curious habit where fowls eat their own eggs, a behavior said to spread quickly once begun. It mentions chickens and eye curiosity, with implications of learned feeding patterns among fowl.
Warning against giving kerosene to poultry as internal use can be fatal and applying it to birds causes severe internal damage. The note cautions that kerosene should not be used on fowl under any circumstances.
The guide explains selecting a breed based on goals such as egg production meat yield or dual purpose use. It notes certain breeds excel for eggs others for meat and highlights the benefits of matching breed traits to production aims.
Fragmented readable passages describe widespread distress in Butte with reports of aid to poor families in Ug, CY and miners families in Ale. Mentions emergency funds authorized by Mayor T. Stodden. Also notes volatile exchange rates and economic unrest tied to postwar conditions and Mexican revolutionary events.
A local notice lists Lincoln Auto & Tractor School in Lincoln Nebraska as paying for a decent burial for an individual at 2431 Lincoln. The surrounding text includes fragmented passages about heating plans in Berlin and various unrelated anecdotes about fur rabbits and a ghost story.
An advertisement warns of kidney trouble and proposes GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules as a global, century old remedy. It claims the capsules cleanse system impurities, support kidney function, and offer a money back guarantee if relief is not provided. The product is marketed as imported from Ireland and available in three sizes.
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