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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1925
Page
3
A fragmented health note suggests evaluating a child's vitality by appetite and school performance. It advocates home made bread as wholesome and appealing for children, warning about delicate or irritable behavior and recommending careful food scrutiny.
A clumsy OCR snippet warns about Bayer aspirin and counterfeit brand scares. It mentions safety doubts and potential danger from questionable tablets and labels. It references years of alleged proof and consumer risk warnings without clear details.
A promotional claim extols Tanlac as Nature's greatest tonic, promising rapid relief for torpid liver, stomach issues, indigestion and malnutrition. It cites "hundred thousand" letters of thanks and urges readers to start treatment today for quick improvement.
A long fragment discusses fashion trends in sports attire with mentions of New York Times style, dresses, and athletic wear. It references outfits, accessories, and personalities in a rapid, fragmentary fashion section style.
President declines appointment of a man in the Farm Department, preferring a candidate familiar with business methods. The statement notes a shift toward a modern approach and the need for practical administration rather than purely agricultural expertise.
A fragmentary report notes diplomats discussing Soviet recognition and a potential withdrawal. The text mentions Western diplomats, potential early actions, and general unease over the Soviet stance and press reactions.
An old advertisement touts BOSCHER'S SYRUP as a longtime favorite for colds coughs bronchitis and lung troubles aiding restful nights and easy morning expectoration. The piece also mentions Cuticura products for skin care and a detective scene excerpt from a different source.
An unreadable OCR fragment shows scattered names and phrases like Am cot tinue and Figaro plus references to places and people. The garbled text mentions students, a person named Dearne, and generic terms without coherent events or dates.
Mrs Agnes Wignall of Taleville New York says Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound relieved her after multiple pregnancies. She details bladder inflammation and displacement around birth and notes she would not be without the remedy. The testimonial asserts the product benefits any woman and is sold by druggists.
A Scots traveler lands in Quebec with nine dollars and a dream. Nineteen years later he recalls a wager that turned into a fortune, worth about $200,000, after a plan to return to America to double his wealth.
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