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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1919
Page
3
An old home remedy promotes Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound to restore natural color and shine to gray or faded hair. A druggist claims it darkens evenly and gently, with instructions to apply with a comb or brush and repeat as needed. Also notes cucumber origins and a Toledo testimonial about Halls Catarrh Medicine.
Dr Alonso E Taylor food specialist returning from Germany says the present government mirrors Kaiser's era and lacks reform. He notes bureaucrats old school remain, counts von Bernstorff in charge of American affairs, and belief that militaries could be reestablished by a strong bureaucracy. He cites unemployment relief payments and social disorder near the capital. Senator Borah declines White House dinner over league of nations talks.
Basle report outlines a wartime airship program building a massive aircraft. Germany plans a first flight at Dobernuts within months, describing a hulking craft about 165 feet long with a 23 foot height and six engines delivering 1480 horsepower.
Newark prediction, issued by Christian W Feigenspan president of the United States Brewers Association, states local brewers pool supplies to keep each firm in business as long as possible. Also notes Vladivostok clothing aid to Russia via Red Cross and Russian railway corps. Paris report warns Germany may face famine or bolshevism before next harvest due to capital drawn on food supplies.
A vintage advertisement claims St Jacob Liniment eases lumbago sciatica and backache by applying a small trial bottle to the pain. It promises quick relief within fifty counts and asserts the remedy is soothing, penetrating, non staining, and harmless. The fragment ends with a dine jest about a dry banquet.
An advertisement touts a tablet for instant relief from indigestion and dyspepsia. It claims rapid easing when meals cause sour stomach, gas, bloating, heaviness, and headaches. The copy emphasizes quick results and comfort after eating.
An ad for Pape's Diapepsin promises instant relief for indigestion and dyspepsia. A humor piece describes a neighbor's daughter teaching her father to speak cautiously at a party, unloading a string of rural banter about pigs and neighbors. A note states migratory game bird sales are prohibited except for approved scientific or propagating purposes with a proper permit.
A garbled OCR fragment references a large scale sheep or wool market, mentioning over 450 million units and various disjointed phrases about people and places. The text is incomplete and lacks coherent event details.
A dairy association advisor outlines key factors in choosing bulls to boost milk production. Emphasizes using tested bulls with known daughters’ records, prioritizing sires and dams, and avoiding high prices that deter group purchases. Recommends consulting the state agricultural college and obtaining Advanced Register and Breed Registry books from breed clubs.
The report details brisk sales of prairie lands near Regina and Moose Jaw, with prices from 71 to 85 dollars per acre and sections sold to investors. It notes optimism over long term fertility, open prairies, and expectations of continued expansion using steam and gas power, highlighting the Canadian appeal against North Dakota.
The article advises careful selection of breeding cattle with strong vitals and good body conformation. It emphasizes consulting the state agricultural college for guidance and ensuring bulls are healthy and free from tuberculosis or contagious abortion. Prefer accredited herds or breeders with tuberculin test proof.
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