06 Jun 1919
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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1919
Page
1
Mr Wisler recalls a 1909 indigestion attack and free Cham berlain s Tablets sent by mail. He tried them, found relief, and bought a package, expressing strong personal endorsement. A school meeting is scheduled Monday afternoon.
The past week has been cool and wet, resembling April rather than June. Since Saturday night more than three inches of rain have fallen across the area.
Local items include social visits, job changes, a new hay barn contract, a 10 pound birth in Winfield, rainfall easing river floods, college returns, bridge repairs, and a Boy Scout enrollment drive led by community leaders. Memorial Day services meld Civil War and modern troops in ceremonies.
Milch cows for sale must be fresh within ten days to two weeks. Contact Ed Kelley in Steele City by phone.
Pittsburgh Dispatch reports engineers are experimenting with producing turpentine from fir trees. They use roots twigs and trunks in the process to extract turpentine compounds. The project aims to diversify sources for turpentine and improve yields.
Fragmentary OCR text suggests a repetitive exchange involving a person named Pynheiley and a individual identified as Che sine. The garbled lines imply a claim of disbelief or repetition occurring more than twice in a life context.
A fragmentary exchange suggests a hush money issue as a wife asks for money and reveals her husband sent $200 after stating she would stay a week longer for $50. The terse dialogue hints at possible influence or coercion.
Fragmentary dialogue shows Mr Slowleich and Mies arguing about stopping and starting at an unspecified clocked moment. The exchange hints at indecision and pacing without clear events or locations.
Advertisement for a 29 acre farm two miles northeast of Endicott Nebraska seeks buyers. For particulars write P Q Box 35 Endicott Nebr. The note closes with an old superstition about turning money in your pocket when you first hear the cuckoo in spring to ensure cash all year.
An excerpt from The Gun Book by Thomas Heron McKee discusses Laiinelie’s ancient rocketry as a forerunner of firearms. It notes the rocket’s use of powder to propel a missile and its influence on later gun development, highlighting its role as a non firearm that resembled a gun in propulsion and direction.
A newspaper snippet lists film industry counts: 16 age announcements, 48 close-ups of the leading lady, 22 of the leading man, 12 of a child wonder, 620 people enter and exit cars, six eternal triangles, 11 mistreated wives, nine unappreciated husbands, eight poor girls married to lords, three murders and one hanging.
An advertisement promotes Chambers Lain's Ointment to ease stiffness and muscle soreness. It claims relief from aching joints and difficulty moving and suggests massaging the affected parts. Sold at Pharmatey.
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