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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1920
Page
3
An advertisement extols Pe-Ru-Na as a universal remedy for coughs colds stomach and bowel trouble rheumatism back pains and Spanish Flu. It claims relief from the first half bottle and total cure after twelve bottles and urges purchase in tablet or liquid form, noting popularity and availability.
Police reveal identities of men forming a liquor distribution ring spanning two states. Daily production estimated at 30 gallons. Witnesses describe a heavily fortified operation with several mules and a fortified house used for storage. Authorities connect activity to men named in court filings and indicate ongoing investigations across jurisdictions.
The article describes extreme conditions and judging by fragments, mentions heights near seven thousand feet and chances of dangerous events. It references stations and defenses, and notes the eerie presence of wheels, posts, and artifacts as a harsh landscape endures.
Fred Bostermann held at county jail awaiting coroner jury verdict over mysterious death of his daughter Frieda who died two days before her planned marriage to Walter Buteka. Sheriff and officials reported uncovering about 50 guns stored in his court house office amid threats and tensions as mob violence loomed.
Advises using Diamond Dyes brand only to prevent staining or streaking on fabrics. Urges following package directions for best results.
An old advertisement touts Cuticure talcum as a scented face skin baby and dusting powder with a fragrance claims it renders other perfumes unnecessary. The copy echoes generic product hype and includes fragmented dialogue about fashion industry figures and office access.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Bayer aspirin packaging and tablets with vague phrases about cost and labeling. No clear event or人物 details are readable.
An old time ad promotes Allen's antiseptic healing powder for feet and a range of shoe care products. It suggests shaking powder into shoes and sprinkling in a foot bath to relieve discomfort and provide odor control.
Letter from Victoria Koppl of Summit Wisconsin promotes Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound for menopause like symptoms. She claims it relieved hot flashes backache and sleep issues and urges others with suffocation dizziness headaches and irregular heartbeats to start using the product.
Mothers are urged to avoid home remedies not specially prepared for babies and not recommended by physicians. False claims can cause harm to infants, while legitimate products like Fletcher's Castoria have aided in reducing infant deaths. keep trusted remedies in the house.
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