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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1920
Page
3
An old fashioned medical advertisement urges readers to avoid meat tea and alcohol and drink water to flush uric acid. It promotes Anuric anti uric acid tablets from Dr Pierce and Buffalo New York with claims of kidney benefits and free medical advice.
A fragmented advertisement-like passage touts a dye product for all fabrics and hair, claiming fadeless color, easy home use, and low cost. It mentions applying to hair twice weekly and promises soft, glossy results while noting availability from drugstores and retail displays.
Garbled text from a late 1940s- era page mentions American capture by Reds, rising wartime concerns, and a Cuba health alert. Reports reference Prohibition era policy, Washington and Havana notes, and disease precautions amid international tensions.
Public health service mobilizes to curb influenza with about 4800 physicians trained as reserve officers. Surgeon General announces rapid response as government agents monitor state capitals for outbreak signals.
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