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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1923
Page
3
A grizzled farmer complains to Hiram about a postmaster's request and a long tongue sticking from a letter box. An inserted ad touts Red Cross Ball Blue for white linens, while a line of aphorism hints at hidden sympathy.
Christmas night 5 unfolds in a snowbound home as a abandoned baby is found at the Tucker doorstep. AJR Tucker and his wife, long empty after their daughter's marriage, feel compelled to adopt and fill their lives with the child and Christmas warmth.
A fragmentary verse lines mention Santa preparing to harness his reindeer and travel to America to deliver heaps of helle and toys. The note references Tony and implies cheer for girls and boys.
In a wartime Christmas tale, four children share nut cakes by the hearth. Frances secretly slips a frosting filled cake into her pinafore pocket, hoping for Santa’s gift. A quiet midnight creak reveals a White Christmas Eve moment as a minister* daughter thanks her father for the thoughtful present.
A reflective Christmas verse by Agnes Meyer Hucks honoring generosity and fellowship. It recalls mistletoe cheer, giving to the poor, and remembering those who have passed or fared poorly while urging kindness and forgiveness this season.
Insurgent forces move from Vera Cruz toward Mexico City with about 10000 troops, joined by other contingents via the Inter-Oceanic railway. Loyalist generals Berianga Maya killed. General Estrada advancing on the capital. Obregon officers executed after Jaiapa capture. Federal reinforcements from Sinaloa and Sonora blocked at Manzanillo.
Washington reports a Senate stalemate as insurgents block the re election of Senator Cummins of Iowa as chairman of the Interstate Commerce Committee. La Follette and other Republicans back the challenge while Democrats stay solidly behind Cummins, votes on second ballot show 39 28 split.
Explorers in southern France uncovered numerous clay models dating back twenty five thousand years. In a central cave chamber a headless bear cub statue sits beside a full grown bear skull, with two predatory felines etched on the cavern wall, all veiled by stalactites in a setting noted by Popular Mechanics.
An old advertisement touts Danderine as a tonic for thinning, dry, or fading hair. It claims rapid scalp improvement, glossy new growth, and a youthful look without stickiness or grease. The snippet includes distracting asides and stray dialogue typical of period ads.
A damaged OCR advertisement fragment promotes Dandelion Butter Color and a general store catalog. It includes odd phrases about constipation remedies and pills, with stray garbled brand names and generic promotional language.
Representative Berger after meeting with President Coolidge said he believed all thirty two imprisoned violators of war laws would be granted amnesty before Christmas.
Interview excerpt reveals a dispute over flat improvements and rent. The tenant insists the landlord should upgrade while the landlord argues higher rent justifies luxurious tastes. An ad touts Blueing quality and a golf gag closes with a seven year luck quip.
An obscure historical notice states a product called Mortier Methears Cystortia has been in use over a decade to relieve constipation bloating wind and diarhea in children and adults. The text references relief from stomach and bowel discomfort and implies regional distribution.
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