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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1920
Page
3
An East Coast spring omen, wild geese migrate northward from Canada to warmer regions for winter. A New Zealand society expands geese from 12 pairs to 300, with 10 new pairs added to diversify bloodlines. The text also contains unrelated excerpts from The Mirror and a quip on routine household life.
Meikeljohn of Amherst speaks on changing financial conditions forcing colleges to consider menial labor. He recalls visiting a Philadelphia operation and encountering a skeptical manager who offers a starting position as an architect. A photographer seeks a model for a proposal, and politics of cooperation are implied in handling scarce resources.
London premiers Loyd George and Bacland Mitteramt respond to President Wilson's latest communication. They state they never sought a definite settlement without US views and urge joint negotiation with Italy and Serbia to withdraw previous proposals. They warn that without a voluntary accord the London Treaty remains the only viable option for the Adriatic issue.
Washington reports no immediate acceptance from U S officials after Russia proposed peace terms. White House details show ongoing debate while other items include draft evasion charges and potential resignations in government.
Fragmentary OCR hints at a political transition and appointments including officers and officials. Mentions President and Wilson era themes, with references to democrats and republican context. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
Report indicates a Paris railway disruption tied to workers' protests and related social tension. Mentioned figures include politicians and labor leaders, with references to electoral actions and public responses. The narrative notes women’s roles and civic reactions amid the unrest.
A terse Washington report notes a committee perusing a budget plan and a proposed reorganization. Chairman Kaba reports a split view on rewriting the legislation with a seven member friendly subcommittee named by Mr. Kahn to frame separate measures.
A signed bill approved by the president addresses rail transportation and related regulatory actions. The document references the board and departmental oversight with dates and responsibilities noted, including mention of procedures and timelines for implementation and enforcement.
Fragmented text describes Bayer aspirin labeling and claimed directions for universal ailments. It mentions aspirin ingredients, packaging, and trade marks. Also includes stray lines about languages, a club president election, and unrelated quotes.
An advertisement touts Freezone drops to lift and remove corns instantly with no pain. The copy claims a tiny Cincinnati invention destroys hard and soft corns and calluses without soreness, available at a low price.
Thousands of women suffer kidney trouble without realizing it. Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root is promoted as a remedy and is suggested for immediate use in a physician’s advertisement style, urging readers to obtain a medium or large bottle and mention the paper.
Fragmentary notes describe Boschee's Syrup for cold and influenza symptoms. The text mentions coughing remedies, masks, and home use, with scattered phrases about illness and remedies and little coherent detail.
Ad copy extols Cuticura Soap for a clearer complexion and mentions Cuticura Toilet Trio including Cuticura Soap with fragrant Cutleuti and talc while touting soft white skin.
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