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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1920
Page
2
Fragmentary advertisement lists health concerns such as backache poor appetite and headaches. Mentions Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and urges immediate use. Provides a vague address in Sum ma New Jersey and a name Dave Waring.
Fragments describe a supposed cold head blockage and a remedy with Ely Cream and fragrance. The ad promises relief by soothing air passages and easing breathing, with vague brand phrases and mock ingredient notes.
An assortment of testimonials from Mrs. Kudvigees in Austin Minnesota and Mrs. Hearing in New York advocate Pe Ru Na as a reliable remedy. Users claim benefits for liver issues stomach pain coughs colds and general health protection. Many families reportedly keep Pe Ru Na or Pe Ru-Na tablets in the home.
An old advertisement touts Cascarete and Cuticura as cures for digestion, skin, and bowel issues. It claims toning effects and a bright skin, urging nightly use and promising relief from constipation, pimples, rough skin, and itching through a combination of pills ointment soap and talcum. It presents a sensational, testimonials style pitch.
The report highlights Thomas Morris as state superintendent designate, changes anticipated in the Nebraska education department, and regional updates on school salaries, construction, and public works. It notes railway project prospects between Lincoln and Omaha, hay market movements, and local bond elections in Minden and Nebraska City.
Proceedings describe debates on enumerating powers for a national convention and procedures for electing a president. References mention Governor My Relv and committee remarks on state and federal questions, with notes on search warrants and warrants standards.
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