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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1928
Page
3
An old advertisement touts Fletcher's Castoria as a safe, plant based remedy for colic, constipation, and diarrhea in infants. It urges giving Castoria at first signs, while advising consultation with a doctor for real sickness and promising a free care book with purchase.
A Mexican push to curb press attacks shapes plenary action at the Pan American conference. The social problems committee, led by US scholars, endorsed a uniform sanitary code for all twenty one nations and training for disease prevention. Mexico pushes for press ethics, journalist exchange, and cross border travel to foster understanding, with a treaty to be ratified by all members.
Washington reports to the Commerce department that the Argentine corn crop is growing under favorable conditions and a record crop is expected. Old stocks are expected to be depleted before the new crop reaches the market. Harvesting of oil corn is nearing completion and wheat quality is better than last year.
Unanious vote by state sheriffs at Omaha conference favors capital punishment and approves the death penalty as state policy.
Researchers report a new islet named Ishind west of Kiri Katto in Batavia following the Ui volcano eruption. The finding expands maps of the Java region and may influence local maritime charts and volcanic activity monitoring.
The German Olympic Committee announced 276 German athletes will compete in the 102nd Olympic Games in Amsterdam in August. It is the largest national entry to date.
Copenhagen reports the death of Prof J hupness Fibiger 1926 Nobel Prize in medicine winner for cancer research. The noted Danish scientist died after a long career advancing oncology studies.
A rhythm instructor guides Mrs. Crane through relaxation and upright sitting. The dialogue covers proper chair position, knee alignment, and avoidance of slouched or crossed-leg poses, aiming for coordinated, graceful posture and self-discipline.
The fragment notes a confrontation about a rejected suitor Jennie Dick and a reported proposal. It mentions a dispute over whether the suitor harmed himself and alludes to further actions taken to remove rivals.
A Sunday school tale describes Benny pressuring his mother to attend with him. She tells a fib about not having suitable clothes, leading to a visit day when no parents arrive and Benny explains the excuse.
Three days after his wedding day David J. Jones reappeared at his Bridgen home dazed and unable to explain the events. He recalled being bitten on the head at work the day before his disappearance. His bride Miss Ste Hicker has returned to nursing duties in the south of England while wedding guests departed.
A Little Girl Refuses to Buy Lace After Aunt Florence Sends Her to the Store. The Clerk Asks for One and a Half Yards at Ten Cents a Yard, Prompting Evelyn to Decline, Saying She Will Need to Study Arithmetic All Week.
A heated exchange on a Russian telephone line leads to a user’s temper surfacing on air. The operator reports the caller’s number and is disconnected after a four minute interval as the incident unfolds under law’s protection of operators.
A 20th century advertisement touts Bromo Quinine tablets as a remedy that relieves headaches by curing colds. It notes a signature of E. W. Grove on the box and lists a presumed price of 30 cents.
A Pittsburgh Sunday Telegraph excerpt shows a bridegroom asked if he can support seven people. The exchange ends with a cautious, affirmative reply.
Bellevue resident Mary Jane Krents reports health recovery after using Dr. Pierce's Discovery products. She claims renewed appetite and strength and recommends the tonic tablets or laxative pellets, noting past illness a year ago and local dealer availability.
Advice to bathe stressed plants like ferns and Jerusalem cherry trees in a bathtub with a gentle shower. Treats plant health similarly to human care, suggesting regular baths to revive and refresh drooping greenery.
A mother offers Willie more dessert and he declines politely saying he does not want any more. The scene carries a light humorous tone about restraint versus indulgence.
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