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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1919
Page
3
An old advertisement claims Knowlton's Dandeline stops dandruff within minutes and, after two weeks, promotes new hair growth. It touts soft, lustrous hair and invites readers to test by applying a cloth with Danderine through a strand to prove results.
Garbled transcript fragment mentions promises at an altar and listening to what was promised. Names and clear facts are unreadable, leaving only general reference to an oath and a pledge.
An advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsin as instant relief for indigestion gas acidity and upset stomach. It claims quick, Sure relief with a tablet available at drug stores and includes a sideline quote from Wendell Phillips.
A vintage ad style item describes mixing a dye from Barbo, glycerine, and water to darken gray hair without scalp staining. It claims the product softens hair and is non greasy, with full directions inside each Barbo box. Also mentions Red Cross Ball Blue for keeping cloths white and ends with a quip about clothing and style.
W. Madoo argues the railroad question is a vital domestic issue not a partisan one. He favors a five year test period under strong federal regulation with private ownership, warns against rapid shifts and notes that railroads and workers face conflicts if ownership switches midstream.
In Harrison Ohio the city authority ordered saloons closed and public meetings banned due to an influence epidemic. Reverend Geotte Cocke refused to close his church, with sixteen members in agreement and seventeen total arrested. He continued services from jail to a crowd outside the city jail, preaching to the assembled.
A garbled wartime notice from Camp Devens describes soldier James Park No. L seeking discharge on a Friday. The fragmented report hints at reasons including pay issues and alleged tax or pay discrepancies, with reference to military numbers and a payroll inquiry.
Washington reports Bolshevik outbreaks in Argentina Chile and Peru alarming American statesmen. Sir Robert Cecil and Lord Roberts comment on unrest in Europe and the need for coordinated social reform as New York discusses hunger and child welfare amid wartime costs. A new American Soldiers and Sailors Protective Association forms to combat Bolshevism among veterans seeking work and stability.
Milwenkee reports show infant deaths under one year fell from 23 percent of city deaths in 1916 to 2 percent in 1917, attributed to new municipal health bureau efforts and two years of private care. The Tacel committee is credited with improving child welfare and reducing infant mortality.
Thousands seek farms as hundreds of thousands of acres lie under railway and private ownership in Western Canada. A relocation trip shows the cost is small beside the possible benefits of cultivating lands and building a future, with government assistance for settlers and rail rates favorable for exploration.
A fragmented note discusses corruption in politics and growing distrust in government. The text mentions skepticism about foundational civic principles and the need for righteousness, crediting Phil lips Brooks as a referenced name.
A brief note suggests that when a man assists his wife with chores the completion time doubles, delaying finishing tasks around the home.
Fragmentary text suggests a dreading note about disinheritance and phrases describing brats and inherited terms. Limited context prevents full reconstruction of a coherent news item or identifiable entities.
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