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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1919
Page
2
A distressed reader reports four years of nervousness and exhaustion seeking relief. Two doctors reportedly praised E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for helping her symptoms and restoring health after a long decline.
The earl of Dunmore spoke at a New York farewell dinner claiming democracy removes state bishness. An anecdote recalls a Chicago lady and a child’s curious question about his lordship. An unrelated ad touts Cuticura for skin care and comfort. The Debt Affirmed features a humorous quip about debt and a doctor.
At Versailles Hall of Mirrors the German delegation signed the peace treaty five years after Archduke Ferdinand's assassination, surrendering conquest aims and accepting Allied terms. The scene drew massive crowds as Clemenceau presided and leaders from the United States Great Britain France Italy and Japan signed in sequence.
Berlin papers echo defiance as Deutsche Zeitung calls to resurrect German glory and avenge 1919 while Tageblatt rejects the treaty as a parchment scrap. Premier to present the peace text to the chamber on July 1.
The Alaska engineering commission reports the Alaska government railroad project will be completed in 1921 at a total cost of 50 436 971 dollars or about 72 200 dollars per mile.
Washington officials announced the peace treaty signing in a calm session as Senate leader President Wilson’s message was read by Senator Hitchcock. The marine band played softly as the chamber approved the measure without debate.
Dean Hastings of the University of Nebraska law college announced in Lincoln that he would represent the German American Alliance in a case challenging a last legislature measure. The report covers education, road and farm developments, weather impacts, public works, and political moves across Nebraska cities and counties.
Detroit Free Press notes a minister attempting to build his congregation with house to house work faces a rebuff when a girl opens the door and says mother is still with a minister before closing the door.
An old remedy ad claims Gold Medal Tanken Oil Capsules cure kidney disease and various pains. It touts long history, foreign origin, and direct import from Toll labs, urging purchase at drug stores. It markets three bottle sizes and appeals to quick relief from symptoms.
A four-year-old strongly opposes washing her face and asks for an explanation. She says the grandmother decided to “dry electined” implying a dry clean or similar method rather than washing. The odd phrase suggests a misunderstood or playful dialect.
The U S Railroad Administration offers free information for home workers on farming opportunities. No sales or money required, just deeds referenced. State requested and names of deeds should be provided to JL Bawards Manager Agricultural Section UB Railroad Administration Room 6 Washington DC C atty.
Fragmentary exchange shows a nautical flavored quip about getting cash or work. The Indianapolis Star text is incomplete with quirky dialogue implying strain over funds or tasks, reflecting a humorous or casual frontier style.
Antiseptic foot powder to be shaken into shoes and sprinkled in the bath. Relieves painful swollen smart feet and stings from corns and bunions. Provides relief for tired feet and makes walking easier. Sold everywhere.
A quirky note about Meanleigh being quiet and ordinary yet feared by collectors for charitable purposes. The text compares his behavior to a bear and a fox. It also mentions the pineapple plant leaf cannot be woven into usable cloth.
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