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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1923
Page
2
A Mrs Rambo testimonial touts Tanlac as the cure for sickness and weight gain during a week of illness. She reports increased appetite, strength, and energy, saying she feels well and looks better. The ad promotes Tanlac as a nature based remedy for constipation and urges purchase from druggists.
Popular Mechanics notes a Copenhagen test of an airplane using petroleum as engine fuel. Experts observed performance comparable to gasoline with less vibration and no preignition. engine ran 100 RPM slower than normal during the near flawless flight.
An artifact showcases a claims filled ad copy touting Swamp-Root kidney medicine. It includes sample bottle offers from Binghamton New York and mentions a telephone operator and a conference as background detail.
Nebraska towns report river flooding along the Platte with overbanks and damaged bridges. Rescues of Boy Scouts on Fremont island followed flooding. a Beatrice accident and a broken bow injury are noted. Local events include a St Mark’s Lutheran church anniversary, a Holy Name procession in Omaha, and an Elks gathering in Hastings.
July heat crowds watch excavation for a new office on Washington Street beside the Old South Meetinghouse. The article recalls the church’s 1688 origins, famous protests and speeches, and its enduring historic role among Boston’s political and religious landmarks.
A garbled OCR fragment shows partial phrases about love strength and shadow, with nonsensical terms and missing context. Likely a damaged historical verse or lyric note with scattered words and no coherent narrative.
President Harding and Mrs. Harding faced a sorrowful mood as a party tragedy unfolded at Lookout Glass Curve near Bear Creek Canyon. A broken steering knuckle is blamed for the crash that sent the car plunging into the canyon. Thomas F Dawson and Donald Craig are among the injured and dead.
A new reparations scheme from German industrialists is under review with a majority of commissioners favoring it. The plan envisions a central German corporation to which all German firms would contribute stock to fund pledged sums, becoming the paying agent for the industrialists. The article also reports seven dead and dozens injured in a Brooklyn Fifth Avenue elevated crash, a British statement on customs enforcement, new steamship links to Petrograd, Hessian fly damage in Nebraska, a deadly North Dakota tornado, a Tulsa circus owner burglary, and possible coal requisition by the Inter Allied Commission.
General Gouresd, a World War distinction for actions in the Argonne and Champagne, may succeed Jusserand as French ambassador. The report notes his capability for the post and ties to wartime leadership.
Ethiopian empress Zaditen issues a historic gift to King Albert of Belgium including precious stones from the Abyssinian hills valued at hundreds of thousands of francs and an eighth century text about Solomon and Sheba. Her ambassador also touts prospects for oil coal and gold mining in Abyssinia.
Castoria advertised as an 80 year proven remedy for infants and children. It claims relief from constipation flatulence wind colic and diarrhea while regulating the stomach and bowels to aid digestion and sleep without opiates. The genuine bottle bears a signature.
The fragment describes Pete Hanlon playing with homemade wireless gear. He warns that the doodieam causes trouble and should be attached to the kerplex end, but the mechanism often fails on Sundays while claiming a relic-like quote about measuring religion.
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