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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1924
Page
2
The article explains pan fish misinterpretations and identifies true pan fish as small game dwellers in streams and lakes. It lists bream, rock bass, yellow perch, redlined perch, and the Berny chub as members of the pan fish tribe and cites Sportsman's Digest.
An advertisement touts Danderine as a 95 cent hair tonic that improves life by reviving thinning hair and correcting dandruff. It claims to strengthen color and youthful beauty and notes its availability in drug stores. The piece also references the electric chair’s early development and a New York commission’s 1888 humane death penalty study.
Henry L. Balser, editor of the Dixon Journal, becomes Dixon postmaster. Omaha building operations set a record high. Firefighters convention to feature Ord's freman’s bend at Beat Rice. A. Wright elected State Bar Association president. organization remains active post convention. Poisoned pedigreed dogs reported at Rand Island. arsenic suspected. American Live Stock Assoc to meet in Omaha Jan 15–17 with over 50 stockmen expected. Tecumseh reduces bonded debt to 360,200. Hamlet in Hayes county incorporated and pursuing city values. J. M. Chambers wins Nebрaska Stark’s prized apple at Louisiana Mo contest. A snaked cabbage story and a large worm in Sunday dinner tale. Nebraska teachers estimate year-end school costs at 29,905.40. Allowell found frozen on freight train near Ellsworth. Ernest Selzer, 101, dies near Columbus. survived by large family. Great Western Sugar plant at Gering destroyed by fire causing 50,000 dollar loss. Orsi eagle shot in Gage county. bird to be mounted. Columbus directs campaign to protect business signs along highways. Dawson county farmers vaccinate over 15,000 hogs against cholera with county aid. S. M. Lauder, convicted arson, seeks new trial and appeal to state supreme court. Governor Bryan on gasoline price rise defends a two-cent adjustment. Accidental shooting injures a wife. husband returns from hunting. B L Boyes confirmed as Hebron mayor and postmaster. Federal agents act on bunk car incident at Dewitt.
Omaha area sports lists Creighton on Creighton Court with Iowa Nebraska Notre Dame and Marquette matchups. state notes include shirt factory profit, bond totals, Kern retirement, and large farm shipments. Local civic items report a wedding anniversary, a frozen body finding with hidden cash, and a state ferry expansion.
Advertisement offers dyeing services for worn or shabby garments and drapery, promising to restore color and freshness. Includes call to dye any faded items.
In a west of England parish a visiting canon aiding the service was thanked by church wardens in the vestry. They remarked on his kindness and joked about finding someone as helpful as him.
An old advertisement promotes genuine California Fig Syrup for constipated and feverish babies showing how to dose children and warning against counterfeit products. The text imitates playful dialogue teaching numbers and dosing in a vintage tone.
An advertisement urges buyers to say Bayer when purchasing aspirin claiming safety proven by millions over 23 years. It warns that without the Bayer name no exit from a package or catalog is legitimate and cautions against unverified products.
An old advertisement touts Cascarets at 100 a box claiming cures for billiousness constipation sick headache indigestion. The ad appears in a drug store page. A stray line jokes about pupils loving their teacher and suggests he marries him frequently.
The Detroit News fragment promotes Cuticura products for baby skin care and comfort. It mentions Cuticura Soap, Cuticura Ointment, Cuticura Toilet Trio, and Cuticura Talcum powder as remedies for irritation and itching with a scented, appealing presentation.
Winter’s brutal cold chilled the Great Lakes region with temperatures reaching 31 degrees below zero in places. Chicago saw record lows, and deaths occurred in Chicago St Louis Cleveland St Paul and South Bend as frostbite and exposure rose. Fires from overheated stoves and furnaces added to the danger as aid groups organized relief.
Washington faces a possible two year wait for tax relief as President Mellon’s plan draws opposition in Congress. House leaders demand drastic changes, while soldiers bonus support grows in both houses. Abroad Venizelos returns as Greece’s national assembly president amid political tension.
A detailed procedure describes crafting a radio panel base from ¾ inch board 6 inches by 4 inches and a ⅜ inch thick panel 7 by 4 inches. It covers finishing, attaching the panel to the base, drilling for rheostat and binding posts, fabricating a cup for the dry cell, mounting a tube socket, painting, shellac, and wiring steps for antenna and grid condenser connections.
Mr. Henry Lock of Kendallville reports dramatic relief after eight years of stomach trouble and spending hundreds. Using three small boxes of Dr Orth's Stomach Powder he says he corrected his condition for years and gained ten pounds. Trial offered with full guarantee.
Diagrammatic instructions from Radio Digest describe wiring a rheostat between filament terminals in a socket with a dry cell and plate binding post connections on the panel. It outlines connecting one rheostat terminal to a filament, the other to the dry cell, and completing the circuit via the plate binding post.
Press reports daily describe cases of men who live in the lonely wastes of the Far North and desert lands. Radio proves priceless easing to them in their loneliness when the beat of your day.
The article notes Roman dental practice with gold caps and wires for loose teeth, including implanted teeth from slaves and a rule forbidding burial with gold enhances. It cites the Twelve Tablets in Rome around 450 BC and references museum specimens in Italy illustrating ancient dental techniques.
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