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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1921
Page
2
Elizabeth Marbury condemns gossip following a young woman’s drowning case. She argues the girl may have deserved scandal but not the cruel gossip that follows, noting gossip harms many as she reflects on the broader social damage. Indianapolis News excerpt mentions gossip’s harm and superficial beauty ideals.
Washington dispatch reports the Ferdney emergency tariff bill moving to the senate with Finance Committee support and hours of debate ahead. House Ways and Means hearings will continue as part of a permanent tariff revision fight. Union leaders from 109 affiliates meet to press for broader action with the American Federation of Labor signaling dispute over the measure.
Traffic suspended along the North quays and Church Street as soldiers and police cordon a large Dublin district during a multi day raid. Hundreds participate with field kitchens. searches planned in every house as security steps expand after Easter rebellion period.
Fragmented text lists prices and goods from markets including gluten items puddings and potatoes. Mentions regional markets, vendors, and varying prices, with scattered numbers and place references.
A gang planned to burglarize the safe of Mrs Hamruchne at the Willem Jured Geld residence, aiming to seize jewels and money valued at 5000. Six detectives traced a tip and set a sting, leading to the capture of two alleged accomplices after a fatal ambush and a violent incident claiming one life.
The article notes ongoing cabinet considerations for Maricn selections and the potential reshuffling of posts. It highlights uncertainty around which official will be chosen as secretary of eter, with Charlee EK Haghes as a possible candidate. The piece mentions the inauguration approaching and efforts to align appointments with the administration’s priorities.
Fragmentary OCR shows a central bell operator seeking services and parts. Names and exact actions are unclear but indicate a request related to equipment or maintenance, with focus on a filter and timing. Further context required for precise reporting.
Nebraskan budget discussions reveal a proposed 3 million dollar departmental total with potential deficits of about 250 thousand dollars. Governor McKelvie and Secretary of Finance Phil Broseharg are cited as aiming to curb expenditures while lawmakers push measures on parole, sentencing, and a soldier bonus levy of about 2.85 million dollars. Judge Barnes, a longtime Nebraska jurist, dies at 74 in Lincoln. Representative Epperson backs repeal of a Fourth of July pardon act. others seek limits on indeterminate sentences. The legislature also considers municipal map changes for Sutherland and nearby towns, and public complaints reach the soldiers home at Grand Island over Christmas meals.
London labor leaders and MPs warn of rising unemployment in Great Britain and threaten direct action if the government fails to act within weeks. Amidst warnings of industrial upheaval, the situation intensifies as tensions grow among workers and authorities in response to a worsening economic climate.
A partial OCR text fragment mentions Pinkham's Vegetable and work capability phrases. The readable bits reference women workers and an implied product promotion, with no clear events or dates to summarize.
Fragmented lines discuss behavior and control in relationships. The speaker questions motives while another voice notes deception and removal of a person. A moral aside on how knowledge of women widens a man's discernment about coaxing versus nagging.
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