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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1920
Page
3
A fragmentary notice invites women to write for free advice to Lydia EL Pinkbem Co of Lynn Massachusetts. The garbled text references confidential material and Bee men, plus a note about invaluable content and ongoing support.
An appeal targets women readers about kidney trouble and back pain. The ad promotes Kilmer’s Kidney Health remedy from Kilmer & Co. and offers sample bottles by mail from Binghamton New York. The piece also notes drug store availability of larger bottles and includes unrelated remarks from a local dialogue.
The piece describes how chickens turkeys and many birds destroy alfalfa worms during feeding. It notes worm damage costs millions and cites US Department of Agriculture guidance on controlling the pest through soil moisture irrigation and timely cultivation to protect crops and reduce caterpillar impact.
A historical note describes cutting clover when seed is doughy and well cured, then letting flavor mature in a field overnight. It outlines timing with weather, covering, and storage before threshing, claiming improved seed quality and feed use for stock.
A garbled OCR item notes Hessian fly infestation affecting farm fields and weather conditions. It mentions growers facing reduced yields and pest impact, with references to year and Pest FET status and general agricultural concern.
Fragmented OCR item reports garden results with mixed words about crops, harvests, and platings. Mentions baked goods and cream and notes some pale fruits were neglected after a fire.
Discusses nitrogen requirements for leafy vegetables such as cabbage collards lettuce and spinach. Notes high foliage demand and differences in seed production versus leaf growth. Mentions phosphorus as a complementary nutrient and hints at simple fertilizer guidance.
An article discusses the value of purebred sires for dairy herds, noting that many scrub bulls are used instead of high quality stock. It cites USDA figures on losses from unregistered or inferior bulls and argues that replacing scrub bulls with purebreds would raise average production, reflecting a national distribution issue.
A jumble of garbled notes discusses storms and milk safety rumors. The fragment mentions a theory about undercooking milk and references authorities weighing the risk and possible consumer reactions.
Scattered remarks discuss washing habits and careful domestic routines. The text emphasizes neatness at home and the role of people in rural regions in maintaining orderly kitchens and feeding livestock to achieve good results.
A garbled OCR passage surveys bizarre scientific claims and speculative ideas about sound, electromagnetism, and natural phenomena. It references places like Bagdad and London Deity Mah, with scattered mentions of insects, wireless telegraphs, and hypothetical experiments.
Fragmentary note recalls a preacher named Cornwally asking for Moses to guide people from a wilderness but cites a two year wait and a long Dusiog Transcript as delaying action.
Fragmentary report describes visitors in London from the north of England, noting customs and foods amid a tense scene. The piece references streets, crowds, and an alarm clock as part of a scattered narrative about daily life and expectations.
An OCR fragment recalls veterans and delegates at a 19th century convention with names, roles, and a garbled narrative about a speaker and participants. The piece mentions Senaine Deven, a former speaker, Lotte Payn, and references to a New Fork deregation, with stray phrases about a spider and a tied string.
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