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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1919
Page
2
HURRY MOTHER remove foul from little stomach and bowels says the ad. It touts California Syrup of Figs as a safe laxative for babies children and adults with a delicious taste and warns buyers to seek the genuine product from the California Fig Syrup Company.
A baseball fan responds yes to a league of nations but questions whether all nations can join one league. He notes there must be minor leagues to develop talent. The remark frames international cooperation with a sports metaphor.
fragments discuss why many advertised medicines fade away and claim that only those fulfilling real needs endure. It mentions Dr Kibmer and the idea that true success comes from meeting consumer needs rather than hype.
A brutal snow and sleet storm lashed the state with winds up to fifty miles an hour and drifts up to twelve feet. Reports cover telephone line destruction, weather extremes, and a sweep of war era actions including deportation threats, farm bureau protests, suffrage votes, and legislative updates across Nebraska communities.
A note to women at INL urges participation in leadership roles and community initiatives, highlighting opportunities for service, education, and governance within the organization.
Two Indianapolis women dining in a hotel near the city witness a petty theft as a sugar bowl vanishes. Each senses an irresistible impulse to take the dainty dish but denies it when questioned. The waiter had secretly moved the bowl to another table to curb temptation.
An observer muses on evolving home design, noting how youth once called kitchens candy rooms and now refer to them as ice cream parlors. The casual interview includes a light dabble with marriage, with the speaker seeming dubious about the claim.
An advertisement touts Haatiem Oil as the pure original remedy from a grandmother line claiming near immediate relief and money back guarantee. It urges purchase at drug stores with Gold Medal brand noted and offers three boxes per order.
A health feature extols returning to nature for cures through vegetation. It cites animals seeking plants when ill and promotes Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets for constipation, describing internal buildup and various symptoms, urging readers to try the remedy sold in drug stores.
The plan for a standing body of representatives to govern the League of Nations proposes meetings every two to three months at an internationalized venue with possible sites like Constantinople. Disputes would go to a governing arbitration body, with enemies rallying all members if ruling is rejected. France sought naval and land forces, but the majority opposed a permanent international force, preferring self defense with allied support as feasible.
Senator Cummins questions the issue as Garretson of the Order of Railroad Conductors argues that even a $25 daily minimum wage would not help workers if prices rise. The debate centers on labor conditions and potential consequences of government ownership of railroads.
Shipping board chairman says New York–Germany vessels of about 300000 tons will fly the American flag and, with expanded tonnage, add more than 60000 troops a month capacity within five weeks. In Chicago the WCTU aims to shield China from a liquor incursion amid home rule discussions. The Temperance Temple near Frances Willard’s legacy has been leased for 550000 dollars, freeing it from Polish ownership.
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