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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1919
Page
2
A new golf practice curtain uses a 40 by 30 inch canvas panel on a folding frame tilting toward the player. A paper target hangs beneath a perforated strip as a driven ball is contained by side wings. St. Petersburg Florida buys a trolley system and plans cars in grey with gold trim.
Readable lines reference a playful musing about terms and behavior. The text contrasts idle teeth with constant work and notes a character named Many men’s bravery. The garbled lines resemble dialectal wordplay or puzzle-like commentary without a clear news event.
An advertisement touts Cre Carets as a natural tonic for liver and bowels. It claims the product cleanses waste without discomfort and requires no harsh laxatives. It states twenty five million bottles sold annually and that each caret costs a small amount.
A fragmentary report cites a Rephter remark during an Ao discussion about the steel strike. The text is garbled with jagged phrases and stray names, referencing pride, hospitals, and unclear images of a patient and pillow.
An advertisement extols Dr Kilmer's Seedip a medicinal tonic. It claims the product relieves numerous ailments by cleansing the liver and bladder and correcting urinary issues. The ad urges readers to mail ten cents with their name and address to receive a bottle, noting availability at drug stores.
A man entertained a delusional belief that he was married at various times to the daughters of different celebrities. The visitor questioned him about his marriages while the lunatic described the Stevil's daughter as a very nice and accomplished girl despite drawbacks. He noted her people are difficult to get along with.
Fragmentary dialogue about debt worry and language roots. unclear source context. The lines mention creditors worrying a speaker and a phrase about words growing language, with garbled punctuation and names.
A long item outlines Nebraska news including a proposed Pershing candidacy in Taft Republicans, a court case over county warrants, Beatrice Masons purchasing the Barnett building, a 1 1000 capital filing for a new corporation, coal shortages impacting towns like DeWitt and Scottsbluff, and plans for theater and church construction, plus weather and banking notes.
A memo presented to President Wilson by Senator Pall of New Mexico claims Mexican agitators with Carranza’s support plotted to incite a revolution in the United States and to threaten border states. The document cites three infiltrators, two Americans and one Mexican, and ties the plan to a November 1919 general strike.
The allied powers present a united front to Germany over the December 8 protocol for the peace treaty. Britain and Italy warn they stand ready to impose prescribed penalties if Germany refuses to sign. Pocketed by German objections, allies vow to persist. In Washington a report links U S ratification delays to a stubborn Allied stance. A separate note claims a Soviet state could arise in Yucatan, Mexico, amid Bolshevik agitation and violent episodes in Muha town.
Jackson Hole Wyoming ranchers face feed shortages as officials warn heavy leases loom. J Kneipp district forester sent a report to Washington requesting immediate assistance after funds for hay ran out. The move follows a harsh winter with records in New Castle and Gordon Nebraska.
A subscriber touts Pe-Ru-Na as a universal remedy after two years of catarrh to the scones and bowels. The letter claims weight gain from failure to relief, then cure after twelve bottles, urging others to use the medicine for coughs colds stomach and bowel trouble rheumatism back pains and to maintain strength and health. It says the product is available in tablet or liquid form everywhere.
Dialogue fragment captures Ethel and Mr Young sparring about presuming and repeating what is heard at the table. Laura accuses someone of possessing a suspect mustache while tension over gossip and propriety surfaces.
An old time remedy ad touts Pape's Cold Compound as fastest relief for cold symptoms. It claims to clear nostrils ease headaches and fever and requires just a few cents at drug stores. The text blends product pitch with unrelated fictional quotes and classroom dialogue.
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