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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1922
Page
2
A fragmentary testimonial letter from Mrs. Wu of Greenville Delaware describes family care and gratitude. The writing mentions an eldest daughter and shared meals and benefits, suggesting a personal account of domestic life and support within a family. Lydia E. is referenced among names in the text.
A jumble of local items reports a Platte river park accident involving Gilbert Rose Joe Lindley and Bernard Parker escaping death in a Ford. Beatrice and Beurtice bank matters. tax, schoolhouse, and fire losses. legislative vacancies. fires at a music store and a cottonwood school. and various community actions across towns like Greeley Tekamah Norfolk and Fremont.
Readable fragments show a distorted quote attributed to J. Fuller Gloom about a future danger and a front attack. The garbled text references killing off inhabitants and a dire warning from a local source.
Thousands suffer kidney trouble unseen and neglect symptoms. A promotional interview touts Dr Ki Sao SwempKoot and a sample bottle from Safe Companies in New York. The ad urges readers to try remedies and notes a laundry-related aside about washing with soap and Red Cross Ball Bine.
A fragment from an old advertisement urges readers to read a woman's remedy for colds or coughs. The text mentions tonic sales, a Lincoln address, and mentions of jugs and a drug store. It carries a motivational closing about kindness and cheering others.
Japanese delegates renounced rights to former German cables in the Kiao Chow leasehold and adjacent lines seeking Chinese control. They will operate a joint Chinese Japanese commission on a third cable and hand over two wire stations to China as troops withdraw. Two railroad resolutions were adopted urging nondiscrimination and eventual uniform rail rates under Chinese editions with foreign aid. Chinese express satisfaction with both agreements.
Chicago reports the 1921 automobile fatality count likely 12000 to 14000 with higher figures near 14000, an increase over 1920. Officials say deaths average one every 35 minutes at the higher estimate. New York Postmaster General Hays insured for 20000 upon resignation to lead a national moving retirement group.
Large attendance as buyers from wool centers nation wide storm a Portland auction offering one million pounds of wool the largest priv ate sale ever seen in the industry. Washington officials report talks on surplus medical supplies and early stages of possible foreign debt refunding with Britain not yet set.
A town committee debates retaining the librarian amid concerns of untidiness and handling of ledgers. A member defends him praising beauty and charm while others mock the situation, reflecting period satirical tone.
Recruits at Paris Island argue over life in service and guard duty. A corporal gives them a rough reminder after one recruit forgets where his rifle is, exposing the petty irritations of military routine.
Fragmentary quotation discussing virtue and vice with a critique of clever rhetoric as a danger to mankind. The passage contrasts those who misuse wit to entertain with the harm caused by those who destabilize or undermine others.
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