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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1925
Page
3
A Arkansas notice reports Mrs. J C Dacus of Little Rock suffered a long running ear condition since age three. After using Peruna and Lac-upia, she says both discharge and odor disappeared. The chronic otitis is described as a catarrhal disorder treated by Peruna across forms.
Reported by Dagbladet the Amundsen expedition endured four weeks missing in the Arctic. Norwegian pilot Leif Dietrichsen and medic Oskar Otndalt narrowly escaped drowning. Amundsen and Lindem Larsen were on the opposite side of the water. A fishing boat Sjocello later picked up the crew at King's Bay after hearing a distant plane.
A historical report summarizes a conclusion by Kennedy and the court that no fraud occurred in oil lease dealings. The digest notes testimony and opinions on bribery allegations and government involvement, with references to the trial process and potential appeals.
Lieutenant Commander L. B. MacMillan sails from Charlestown Navy Yard aboard the steamer Weary from the Arctic coast. The voyage marks his ninth trip to the polar regions amid blustery seas and shrieking winds.
A Boston donation of 50 000 dollars supports paralysis research. A 90 000 dollar will to Harvard University by George L Henry of Winchester designates funds to the Harvard infantile paralysis commission.
The Bureau of Labor Statistics reports a May increase of about 0.5 percent in prices for food. The gain follows April costs and reflects overall inflation pressures affecting households in Washington.
Miss Elizabeth Mary Cromwell twenty one daughter of Mr and Mrs Adacola Cromwell of 711 Park Avenue drowned at sea while sailing to Rotterdam. Frederick Mills president Union Square Savings Bank conveyed word that efforts to save her were made. The Cromwell family recalls the deaths of Dorothea and Gladys Cromwell who leaped from the Lorraine years ago near Bordeaux. Lincoln Cromwell noted his daughter did not know her cousins.
The State's Attorney argues the Shepherd germ plot case, asserting admissible evidence and the defense counters. Jurors hear disputed statements as the trial progresses with witnesses and courtroom maneuvering shaping the proceedings.
The Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen and the Order of Halfway Conductors will hold joint divisional meetings in November to consider requesting a wage increase for about 200 railroads. W. G. Bee, president of the trainmen, says the increase aim will likely cover the 12 percent wage cut in 1921 and match reductions from the prior year.
First Sergeant ft rg of the Marine Air corps establishes a new flight record at 160 mph between Quantico Wu and Mil ter Held, surpassing the prior 147 mph mark.
Washington Senator EK F Lada of North Dakota traveled to Baltimore to consult physicians over a severe neuritis attack, according to his office. The move signals serious health concerns affecting his public duties.
An old advertisement touts Cuticura products for sin relief and skin care. It promises rapid action with Cuticura wash and ointment, plus soap for facial cleansing, claiming improvements for poor complexions dandruff itching and rough hands.
A jagged collection of phrases contemplates worthiness and forgiveness, contrasting kind hearts with tempered behavior. The text wanders through reflections on social morals, education, and human temperament, intertwining scattered quotes and fragmented musings.
Fragmentary OCR text reports an eight year entombment incident with limited readable details and no clear names, places, or dates available for fuller summary.
Clearfield reader praises Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, claiming it restored strength, reduced irritability, improved appetite, and helped her walk again. She recommends it to other women and notes she has no stock of the product at home.
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