Conscience Is Not a Perfect Instrument
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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1921
Page
3
Bayer Aspirin Introduced in 1900 Advertised
An advertisement promotes Bayer tablets of Aspiria as the true world famous aspirin prescribed by physicians for over twenty one years. It notes the Bayer name is stamped on each tablet and package for protection against tainted goods. A Boston Transcript quote is included about the ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bayer
Burglar scare at the Peckton residence during rites
The Pecktons faced a burglary scare at their home last night. Peckton walked about town with his hat stuck out, but no burglar was caught. For the first time in twenty years he issued sharp commands to Mrs. Peckton, who meekly obeyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pecktons
Peckton
Bump
Jake
Farmer Bump
Bumpe
Farner Hump
Giant extinct Tasmanian monster skeleton unveiled
Curators from Launceston and Tasmanian museums presented the Royal Society of Tasmania with a nearly complete skeleton from the pletateocene beds of Tasmania. The creature rivaled the size of the largest rhinoceros and resembled a rhinoceromlike animal with a horned snout. Evidence of gigantic battles appears in the damaged and repaired collar bone and nose and snout bones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Launceston
Tasmanian
Royal Society of Tasmania
Pletatecene
Tasmania
Insurance man links birth place to biblical towns
An Indianapolis insurance man visiting Ervington asked a young woman about her mother's birthplace. She said a Bible town name matched hers. He guessed Antioch and was later confirmed by the mother who said she was born in Antioch Ohio near Jerusalem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ervington
Jerusalem
Antioch
Ohio
Indianapotia News
New President Praises Longtime Cashier Then Rebukes
The newly elected president of a banking institution introduced to employees questioned a cashier’s assistant about his work. The man claimed forty years of service with only one slight mistake. The president replied, Good, let me congratulate you, but be more careful going forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street Journal
Never Surrender: Farmer and Horse Stand Off
A farmer questions why the other won’t dispose of a dangerous horse. The owner replies he cannot sell it because the horse would count it as a personal victory, claiming the animal has sought to defeat him for years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim
Christmas Surprises Lift Lone Mr Gimlet on Prairie Farm
A lonely December scene follows Mr Gimlet as snow and memories gather. Dorothy Donald and Kenneth Bump dream of a mortgage relief while Mr Gimlet contemplates giving joy. A letter from Mr Gimlet and a surprise cheque bring Christmas warmth and a sense of shared hope to the prairie farm family.
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Mr. Gimlet
Bump
Bntter
Paradise
Denali
Dorothy
Kenneth
Sidall
Edith
Gardy
Ball
Tim
Giltlet
Anpele Gimlet
Donald
Hadith
Uoce Gimlet
Divinity Fudge Recipe From Delineator
Cast from a Delineator recipe, fudge blends granulated sugar maple syrup water and vinegar, heated to thread stage then beaten with stiff egg whites. Vanilla and vanilla added, then folded into the hot mix with chopped kernels. Drop onto paper and cut into shapes.
Four Powers Back Pact as Commission to Finalize Terms
Principal delegates from the United States Great Britain and France announce in principle agreement on a treaty replacing the Anglian alliance. They expect to return home by year end with specific terms to be shaped by a commission, aiming for a public announcement and eventual ratification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Britain
Depan
France
Ibrogerian
Japan
Foklo
Cefheron
Issie Hehe
Snebo
Yanks Leave Rhine for Home After Rhine Campaign
The report describes American troops departing the Rhine region for home. It notes a large number of soldiers returning, with officers guiding the passage and families preparing for reintegration. The arrival of homeward units is described as a significant step in the postwar movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhine
Asghar
Approval of 1.4 Million for Soldiers Hospital Plan
The article reports a government approval of spending 1.4 million dollars to establish a permanent soldiers hospital facility. It notes locations in Washington and references associated legal and administrative steps, with aims to support wounded service members and veterans. It mentions planned construction, funding, and broader defense-related health initiatives.
Trade Offer on Coal for Corn Probed by Market Seekers
A reader-friendly note describes a proposed exchange of coal for corn, highlighting a barter idea and seeking price guidance. The fragment references a trade proposal and calls for evaluation of corn value in exchange for coal.
Near East Conference in Paris on track for week end meet
Reports say British and French officials are set to meet in Paris before week’s end to discuss the Near East crisis. High level talks aim to ease tensions amid regional unrest and diplomatic strains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paria
Offteles Ciretes
Paris
Utteuss
Labor Unrest in Germany Reported by Commerce Dept
Washington dispatch notes rising German unrest as food and clothing costs climb. Advices from the commerce department indicate hardship spreading amid increasing prices and shortages, signaling broader domestic tension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Washington
FD. CC
Commerce Department
Cuticura Tonet Trio Ad Promotes Skin Care
An old advertisement touts the Cuticura Tonet Trio for daily skin care with Cuticura Soap Ointment and Talcum claiming cleansing purifying soothing healing and fragrance. The snippet also includes fragmented dialogue about a rumor and keeps a classic vintage ad tone.
Missing Man Convicted Long After His Disappearance
A Manchester husband long believed dead returned during the war as a soldier. Under another name he ran a bucketshop stock office, was arrested and sentenced, then released. His wife, unaware of the past, learned the truth after years of mourning. London Answers reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Hukband
France
London
Measurement Tale From Clyde Boatyard
A laborer skilled with the rule measured an iron plate at a Clyde boatyard. The plater asks for the plate size and the worker replies using his body as a gauge, noting the length equals the rib plus two thumbs, while using bricks and a brick-wide margin as references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Boatyard
Mick
Everybody’s Magazine
Chime Device Sells Quietly Amid Odd Remarks
Fragments show a chatter about a chime mechanism used day and night with light remarks. The text references curiosity and a remark about tasting pastries as a distraction. No clear event or person names are present.
School Hero Wanes in Fiction Says Librarians
Arthur Chapman notes in the New York Tribune that school fiction has shifted from lone heroics in football and baseball to calmer plots. Librarians report fewer readers seeking oversized feats and demand deeper character development in school stories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tushtushville Prep
Arthur Chapman
The
New York Tribune
Stampede tale and sudden vigil as faith speaks
London TitBits recalls a stampede where a man and his son fail to secure spots and wonder if God saw the assailant. A father replies God has already punished, noting he has seized the man’s watch. The piece shifts to a quip on talking too much and the go-getter ethic.
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Sonny
London
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