Red Cross Ball Blue Ad for Baby Clothes
An old advertisement touts Red Cross Ball Blue for fresh white baby clothes. It claims the product cleans without streaks or damage and notes it is sold by all good grocers.
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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1922
Page
2
An old advertisement touts Red Cross Ball Blue for fresh white baby clothes. It claims the product cleans without streaks or damage and notes it is sold by all good grocers.
An off well records appear in the Louisville Courier Journal with fragmentary headlines and unclear reference to a truth message beneath a well.
Washington Nebraska Republican congressman Moses Kinkaid known as Uncle Mose and dean of Nebraska legislators died at Garfield hospital from complications of heart disease. He entered Congress in 1902, served continuously, and earlier led Nebraska district courts and the state senate. His death ends a long career noted for irrigation legislation aiding farmers.
The commerce department reports Europe exports fell in May compared with the same month last year while shipments to South America remained steady. Imports from both continents rose, with Europe exports at 8,000,000 and total imports reaching 74,000,000.
Jones of Hebron Maryland praises Taniac after three years of indigestion and heart palpitations. He notes improved digestion, steadier nerves, weight gain, better sleep, and overall health after taking Taniac, saying it has helped more than any other remedy.
A fragmented note describes a woman feeling weak for days then improving within a week. It mentions E. Pinkham's Sonative Wash and medicines, noting Mrs. Landry's experiences and uncertainties about remedies.
Dublin Blessington a rebel holdout in the hills south of Dublin falls to free state forces led by Michael Collins. Insurgents surrender after stiff resistance. several free state soldiers killed and about one hundred rebels captured. Kate En Valera, rebel leader, rumored to be hiding around Dublin. Feuds across Ireland continue with heavy fighting and raids.
The Commerce Department reports that the 1920 census shows 36,008,958 whites foreign born or with foreign born parents. This marks a 4,156,576 increase from 1910 or 129 percent. The figure combines 13,713,754 immigrants and 22,096,204 native born citizens with immigrant parents.
State insurance officials report requests from 30 counties after recent hail and rain. Briam of the state department says the heaviest losses are in Phelps. other counties named include York Hamilton Platte Butler Seward Cay Fillmore Buffalo Lancaster Valley. Adjusters will reach the ground soon but full assessments may take weeks.
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