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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1926
Page
2
An old newspaper item promotes Diamond Dyes as easy to use for tinting or dyeing fabrics. Each 15 cent pack includes simple directions for wool silk linen cotton and mixed goods, advising to tell the druggist material type before dyeing.
The Senate approved the tax redirection bill saving $458 million in taxes this year and sent it to conference for differences with the House. The measure cuts rates, repeals some taxes, expands exemptions, and boosts certain credits. Republicans and Democrats split on various provisions.
The text notes extreme differences in daily daylight in various regions. It cites Spitsbergen with three and a half months of light and hints at Norway, Stockholm, Petrograd, Finland, and Syne with unusually long or short days.
The fragment notes camels as a valued Abyssinian asset vital for transport and commerce. It mentions camels used as money in trade and hints at scarcity driving efforts to secure dromedaries through trade adjustments and expert involvement.
The Interstate Commerce Commission will decide soon on Chicago and Northwestern Railway company's bid to control Chicago St. Paul Minneapolis and Omaha. The combination would cover over 10,212 miles with capitalization around 5200 million. The exchange proposal sets three Northwestern common for two Omaha preferred and five Northwestern common for seven Omaha common. The merger would grant Northwestern access to Minneapolis St Paul and Duluth and boost coal and iron ore traffic.
Madison reports that eighteen state game wardens will be laid off for several weeks as conservation commissioner Elmer Hall announces the measure.
A damaged clipping reports a ship named Rotor Ship in Hamburg, Germany, up for auction. It notes a person named Anton Fiettner and a twin revolving tower amid claims that screw propulsion days are over.
Three prominent physicians were shot dead by an enraged patient who failed to obtain a cure and later killed himself. The incident occurred in the city as authorities investigated motives and context surrounding the tragedy.
An advertisement touts Tanlac as a powerful builder to revitalize the thin and weak. It claims blood cleansing and digestive aid, noting dramatic improvements in appetite and color after a few days. Millions have used Tanlac with reported benefit and urges readers to buy now at their druggist.
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