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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1923
Page
2
A humorous discussion on gifting a pipe and tobacco to a man as a lasting, personal present. It notes how a pipe, tobacco, and a humidor combine to please him, with cheeky advice on timing and discretion. The piece also quotes a line about the better half remaining untold.
President Coolidge, addressing Congress, urges world court support, resuming relations with Russia under conditions, and restraint on railroad reform. He stresses US domestic priorities, debt and tariff considerations, and the Monroe Doctrine as a guiding principle for foreign policy.
A historical ad style warning promotes a laxative for a sick child with phrasing urging mothers to use California Fig Syrup. The material reflects period tone and parenting concerns about bilious constipation in babies or children.
An item asserts Bayer aspirin is proven safe by millions, praising the product with bold claims about its reliable recall and well trained minds supporting Bayer Crees as a trusted name.
Fewkes of the Bureau of American Ethnology describes crockery pieces showing daily life scenes and figures from ancient cultures. The study highlights engraved dice artifacts and their cultural context.
A fragmentary poem style note references Corsica, wheat and bonds, contrasting youthful loneliness with harsh surroundings. It juxtaposes poetic lines about youth and the land, mentioning wheat heads and sparse imagery. The text blends literary fragments without a clear narrative.
Miss Bessie James of Omaha admitted to the bar in Lincoln. Nebraska Press association sets mid winter meeting February 21 22 23 at Grand Island. Beatrice enforces slot machine ban in pool halls cigar stores and hotels. Public library planned for Orchard. Dr C C Person of Wisner fields a dark horse in husker race against W Hoover. Thieves loot Framers Cooperative store at Monroe. Elkwood store theft involves two auto loads of merchandise valued at about 10. Electric wiring modernizes old Buffalo County courthouse. Norfolk chamber pushes gravel road work. Madison County to spend about 40000. Fire damages Columbus Fuel and Storage house. loss 24. Mrs Elizabeth Donovan born 1824 in Ireland celebrates 100th Thanksgiving. North Platte Stapleton line under construction to connect towns 39 miles south. Warren County trolley notes and cattle losses due to anthrax in several counties. Harry Shaffer 12 killed in coyote chase accident near Petersburg. Fremont Farmers Manufacturers conference in Omaha December 17 and 14. Albert Tracy Jr 12 injured by golf ball at Fremont club. Lincoln hosts Nebraska bowling tournament.
Lincoln announces a set of winter short courses in agriculture and auto mechanics open to the public. The auto tractor four weeks course begins January 7 with additional start dates January 21 and February 4, limited to 25 students each session. A four week agriculture short course follows January 28 covering livestock care, diseases, crop production and marketing. A dairy manufacturing course runs January 14 to 17.
A humorous exchange shows a woman noting a former suitor who vowed to die if she did not marry him five years ago. The other character needles that such threats may fade with time and appetite, as the man’s weight becomes the present joke.
A fragment shows a cheap patent medicine ad promising liver and bowels relief with Cascarets priced at ten cents a box. The text also contains a stray political quotation attributed to Senator Sorghum about conviction and bystander innocence.
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