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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1922
Page
2
For years druggists note the remarkable record of Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root, the kidney liver and bladder medicine. Be sure to get Swamp Root and start treatment now.
The article reports on Hoover denying concerns raised by the Friends of Soviet Russia and addresses U S policy on Russian relief and internal decisions. It notes Hoover’s statement to congressional committees and references interactions with Dr Dubrowski and others in New York. It also mentions France seeking to pay debts with champagne and a Russian famine relief shipment of 206 bushels of corn and feed wheat from the United States.
A telegram reports Irish railway management and workers arranging a possible general strike for February 14. It also notes a bridge between Juarez and El Paso damaged, and parts of a railway track destroyed between Citibeshes and Torreon, according to the message.
Washington lawmakers debate tax plans to fund a possible soldiers bonus. The House Republican subcommittee outlines eight potential sources including a gasoline tax, a one cent stamp tax on bank checks, estate transfer charges, cigarette taxes, and a tax on war veterans’ cash benefits. Proposals aim to raise revenue while adjusting existing rates and exemptions.
The article discusses government treatment methods for mental health cases and mentions over 1,000 such cases to be addressed with the best available approaches. It notes increasing demand and reliance on improved treatment, as officials seek advanced methods. Washington indicates the U.S. will respond to an invitation regarding an international economic conference, with the exact reply to be released soon.
George praised the Washington conference as one of the greatest behievements in world history at the opening of the house of commons. The city saw court-led governance for an hour with arrests and complaints heard by the city commission amid a political shift. Henry Ford took over Lincoln Motors of Detroit after a public auction confirmed the sale.
A University of Chicago student orchestra was hired for a wedding but misplayed causing confusion as "Here Comes the Pride" turned into "The March of the Maroons" amid a strike-related backdrop. Government and unions face tensions as talks address ending the railway stoppage.
Chinese hens eggs enter the New York market with reports of fresh arrivals from Vancouver. The lengthy Atlantic crossing shows minimal breakage after weeks at sea, signaling new supply for local grocers and consumers.
Ambiguous notes claim a $2,000.000008 reduction and a $290000.008 allowance related to a United States navy prevent building program. Mentions agreements at a conference and actions by a federal reserve board.
A mixing of short Nebraska items reports that wolf hunts anger state officials who warn against protected fowl and coverages of school exams and a Beatrice court case. It notes Beaver City gatherings, fire department equipment costs, a Lincoln dam wish, and various local incidents, crops, and deaths.
The president urged the Senate to approve arm conference treaties to end war and secure peace. Supporters hailed the four power pact and Western rights, while critics warned of concessions. The machinery for ratification moved after days of negotiations and speeches in Congress.
Fragmentary report covers Washington debates on constitutional questions around Senator Kenyon and a proposed three pair of imperial judges. It notes construction halts for 14 capital ships under Secretary Denn and treaty terms, Bergdoll fugitive inquiry, and favorable Senate committee stance on Central Powers ambassador nominees.
Superintendent HK N Hoelsaple reports the 1921 effort by the town and county league to curb moonshiners and bootleggers in Iowa spent more than 47000. The county official details ongoing actions and results.
Berlin faces a severe disruption as railway workers and public utilities strike, leaving the city with minimal water and electricity. Transportation and telephone service are seriously impeded, crippling daily life and municipal operations.
After more than a century of production the American Bible Society plans to close its New York plant. The company cites rising costs and declining demand as the main reasons for shuttering the facility.
The court fixed a date for the Fatty Arteclite trial on the manslaughter charge connected to the death of Mia Virginia Rappe. The case involves the motion picture star and related proceedings.
A garbled notice repeats terms like Cuticura Talcum and Leap 250 as if advertising health products. The fragmentary text includes a quarrel scene in which a nearsighted husband and wife attend a portrait exhibition with a mistaken belief about a reflection.
An old advertisement touts California Fig Syrup for children and adults to relieve constipation. It urges mothers to ask a pharmacist for the product and promises simple dosing and cleansing effects. The copy mocks dull talk and claims the syrup offers quick relief.
An advertisement touts Diamond Dyes as a simple home dyeing solution for draperies, skirts, and sweaters. It claims safe use on wool silk linen cotton and warns druggists to note fabric type. The copy also endorses Red Crow Ball River bleach for whitening fabric and notes time heals but seldom removes scars.
An old advertisement text references Dr. Pierce's Ear Tonic promoted to mothers. It mentions Mrs. Jobe Cooper and a street address, suggesting a local product pitch available at drug stores. The fragment signals a 19th or early 20th century storefront ad style.
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