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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1925
Page
3
The Dominees government grants a site in Ottawa for a national women’s memorial hall to house offices of major women’s organizations. The project aims to provide a central tribute and administrative space for women’s advocacy groups in the country.
An advertisement touts Cuticara products including a face smear, a five minute wash off ointment, and Caticara Soap with hot water. It promises relief for poor complexions, dandruff, itching, and red rough hands.
A brief fragment shows a character named Willing to See That Persistent Coruromer, with a new departure and a busy acknowledgment. Manufacturer expresses approval as a stray story snippet unfolds.
A quirky note wonders if reservations apply to shoes and longs for Saturday. The fragment hints at a playful mix of language and weekend plans.
An ad styled alert warns that gastritis is dangerous and urges quick relief with Dares Menthe Pep sin from your druggist. It touts stomach gas, indigestion, and nervous tension as causes and promotes a single remedy as the solution.
Two Shortridge High School girls on their way home from school discuss upcoming plays. Hetty hopes for Hiremem Oring at her funeral while Dorothy, sentimental, wishes Ling er Awhile at hers. Indianapolis News.
The world’s smallest state claims the tallest ruler with Dr. Heinrich Seim, president of the Freeay of Deansig, standing at eight feet eight inches. This remarkable height draws international attention to a nation famed for its size.
Albert Payson Terhune argues readers should not panic over rabies and mad dogs. He compares rabies to leprosy in rarity, urges calm, explains the distinction between truly mad dogs and fearful panic, and offers practical first aid for dog bites.
The Igorot people reportedly impose a drastic inheritance tax by taking half of a deceased holder's property to fund the wake. The dead are smoked, displayed, and celebrated at a burial feast, with lingering ritual abuses noted amid changing American influence on traditional practices.
Mrs Teller boasts a bargain cigar purchase costing 8 cents claiming the cigars were large for the price and genuine old stock from before the war. Mrs Asker questions the high prices as the pair discuss frugal shopping tricks during wartime shortages.
Fashion writers debate the return of the tubular silhouette led by the one piece dress. The shift from the hemline flare to straight lines, bodices, and eased waists signals a move away from two piece frocks toward tailored, elegant ensembles for winter and spring.
The article advises balanced rations for dairy cows to boost milk production and lower costs. It recommends winter feeds by weight, including rice bran, alfalfa hay, corn silage, and a palatable grain mix, plus daily exercise and abundant clean water. The Colorado Agricultural College extension service offers a publication on balancing rations.
An article urges strict hygiene in dairy farming noting rising per capita milk consumption from 42 gallons in 1918 to over 54 in 1924. It highlights sources of dirt, such as manure on udders, and advises clean bedding, cupped hair on flanks, and wiping udders before milking to improve quality and prices.
Ninety nine percent of Kansas dairymen give cows little feed and receive little milk and butterfat. Some dairymen cannot tell if they are breaking even profiting or losing. Records exist in bunkers with thousands of accounts but farmers find keeping records too much trouble. Dairy profitability requires knowing cow performance as bankers know creditors, says W Linn of Kansas State Agricultural College.
Winter water for cows supports health and milk yield. Cream of varying ages should mix only before delivery to a creamery. Calves require full skim milk until one month old. Grooming aids dairy cows as it does horses. Proper feed selection, especially clover alfalfa and silage, boosts profits. A consistent daily routine for feeding milking and turning out is essential.
A late night alarm reports burglars entering a residence at 64 Lyons Street. The sergeant orders Officer Mike to respond and surround the house, coordinating police action from the station.
An old advertisement touts Joint-Ease as a fast remedy for sore creaky inflamed rheumatic joints. It claims joints loosen quickly and users feel younger with clean penetrating action. Price listed as sixty cents a tube at druggists nationwide.
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