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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1915
Page
2
An old advertisement proclaims Pape's Diapepeia as the cure for indigestion gastritis and stomach derangement with quick relief in daytime or night. A second item recounts a classroom moment where a boy's off task answer triggers a teacher’s discipline and a mislaid umbrella story.
An advertisement touts Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy to darken gray hair naturally, claiming quick, even results and stop hair loss. It promises dramatic cosmetic improvement for 50 cents, urging readers to buy and apply the sponge method for glossy, youthful hair.
An unreadable OCR fragment references a 2 percent margin and a proposed plan or decision. It mentions Santee and Renithy and hints at a government or committee action but lacks clear names, dates, or location details. The text is too garbled to extract a complete event or outcome.
Reports outline a proposed capital move from Merico City to Vera in Austria amid pressure on the diplomatic corps in Merien City. President WH. meets Acting Secretary Lansing as officials weigh withdrawal of legations and a federal employment bureau shift affecting post offices nationwide.
In Triante an official decree lifts the price of a bread loaf from 7 percent to 16 cents as Avetria grain markets face dire conditions. Citizens in Vienna complain of rising meal costs and higher water rates while institutions reportedly face shortages and economic strain.
Adjutant General Hal may accept a plan by the War Department for a camp of instruction for all officers at Fort Jane 7 to 12. Western states including Nebraska Idaho Wyoming Montana Utah Colorado South Dakota and Kansas eligible. aviation display and bomb dropping planned at Linwall September 6 to 11. Wheat hits a fifty year high in London. Pope Benedict funds aid for orphans in Castel Gandolfo after the earthquake. Wisconsin reports fewer marriages in 1914 under the Eugenic marriage law.
Distant reports say thousands along the Meuse River face famine amid wartime chaos. Immigration streams, military actions, and civil distress worsen shortages as authorities struggle to feed civilians and guard lines.
Legislative clash continues as house debates overriding President Wilson on immigration restrictions. Vote narrows to five margin, two thirds required. outcome uncertain heading into next congress. Separately, Sears Roebuck directors double dividend proposal and bank receivers face federal recovery action amid defunct First National case. Amsterdam reports Berlin Tageblatt on German plan to buy up to 59.9 million in fodder for military needs.
OCR garbled ad copy touts Cascarets as a universal remedy for constipation and stomach discomfort. It mentions cleansing the stomach by expelling bile and waste and claims rapid results with claims of strength and health improvements.
A Wichita or Oklahoma document recounts a man’s testimony about a kidney remedy. The witness claims cures and denounces rivals while expressing distrust of authorities. The note references a March 1912 date and a sworn statement by Hauser as part of a probate or court proceeding.
In a chaotic meeting banks pressed to move Nebraska into the Chicago Federal Reserve district, while opponents urged keeping Nebraska with the Kansas City district. Amid court motion updates and storm warnings in Texas, cross‑country topics mix in a scattered report from the era.
Notice offers Kilmer & Co remedies from Binghamton New York with bottle promotions and a request to write for a booklet. The ad uses casual celebrity-tinged language and claims about product efficacy and a postmark response, urging readers to purchase and send for promotional materials.
Olympia Washington senate passes Senator William Wray's bill legalizing ten round boxing under a state athletic commission by a 32 to 18 vote.
An advertisement promises rapid dandruff relief and halt to hair shedding within ten minutes of applying Dangetine. It touts a soothed scalp and immediate cosmetic improvements to hair texture and shine, urging readers to pick up a 25 cent bottle of Keowleon's Tiane erte.
A broad report details campus and community happenings including university charter day exercises, athletic club organization in Johnson, and planned spring events at Fremont and Hebron. It mentions a theater exhibit, local weather impacts, and incidents such as a bank shooting arrest is described in passing with several community updates.
An advertisement touts a women’s health product from the Pinkham Medicine Co. claiming thirty years as the standard remedy for female ailments. It invites letters to be opened and answered by a woman in confidence, based in Lynn Massachusetts.
Fragmentary report describes two dogs fighting with witnesses and distressed exclamations. The text shows garbled dialogue about a dog’s sneakiness and a tense exchange between onlookers during the incident.
An early 20th century advertisement extols California Syrup of Figs as a remedy for feverish, sick children. It claims the syrup cleanses the stomach and bowels, relieves constipation, and helps a child eat, sleep, and act naturally. The text promotes the product’s appeal to mothers and references the bottle’s printed instructions.
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