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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1925
Page
3
A fashion fad revived featuring 13 curia curls, once popular after the republic of 15 states was founded, returning to public attention as a stylish trend from revolutionary days.
Aurora chamber of commerce plans an fall old settlers picnic in Aurora. The report lists other local items including civic roles, school staff changes, church activities, weather impact, and area incidents across Nebraska.
The American government, after two days of talks with Ambassador Sheffield, presses Mexico to uphold its international obligations. Secretary Ketloge states discussions covered claims commissions for property and injuries, and asserts that inadequate protection of American citizens will not be tolerated.
The United States ambassador to Berlin sails to take a new posting. The envoy, seeking to restore pre war relations, expresses hope for closer ties with Germany and its people. He emphasizes aiding Germany’s reconstruction and improving international understanding between nations.
Report notes a global ban on warfare involving gas and biological agents. It mentions a Geneva conference and a protocol proposed by the American delegation to regulate weapon traffic and curb chemical and bacterial threats.
Governor Jackson informed the War Department in Washington that Indiana deems it inadvisable to participate in the Fourth of July defense muster as proposed by President Coolidge. The note signals Indiana's stance against the proposed mobilization and reflects ongoing wartime diplomacy.
A Harrisburg meeting of the Prohibition party committee urged a ban on tobacco manufacture and use. The session focused on advancing prohibition efforts and organizing support for the policy.
A prominent druggist touts Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as effective for kidney liver and bladder ailments claiming many customers testify to its success. He says thousands sworn statements support the remedy and offers a sample bottle by mail with ten cents, plus mention of the paper. Large and medium bottles are sold at drug stores.
A Watthe engaged robin crafted a nest in Washington but a lye string tangled around a limb and a wing, leaving the bird suspended. Firefighters arrived, used a ladder, and freed the bird after cutting the string. The crowd watched as the robin recovered and flew away.
A damaged description claims an artificial sun device could aid English agriculture during damp weather. The unnamed article credits science monthly readers with noting how cloudy seasons ruin crops each year, while a new system supposedly offers a sun substitute to boost yields.
The United States government employed about 3,000 dogs to carry mail in Shiska despite the recent use of airplanes. The airplane route runs from Fair Lanks to MacGrath, a three hour flight, versus the 35 days formerly required by dog teams.
Modern church buildings reach into office complexes with several cities reporting multiple structures. Los Angeles and Baltimore each show four. New York and Detroit have three in one city. Chicago has two. Kuhansity Mo and several others like Boston Cincinnati Syracuse and Rochester N Y also note constructions. Des Moines and Paterson N J each report four structures of the type.
The Diepentient of Articulture estimates total meat consumption in 1924 at 18.484 billion pounds, with 1.776 billion pounds from a cited source. It notes per capita consumption of 164.9 pounds and excludes a category described as tard.
A fragment emphasizes knowledge as power guiding youth toward temperance for age, wealth, and ornament to riches. It contrasts ignorance with the sword and underscores the value of learning as moral strength and prudent living.
William M Jardine secretary of agriculture tells a Washington reception that a secretary must understand his job. He compares secretaries to a boy in a history class who learns that the Order of the Bath is very ancient and dates to times when baths were only taken by order.
A picture-story teaching method was tried with 10 000 Detroit children to boost reading. Officials hope self teaching will raise five months of progress in five months, comparable to a year’s gains with ordinary methods.
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