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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1922
Page
2
Mrs Viola French of Danville I Iowas praises Golden Medical Discovery for improving her nervousness and energy after a few doses. She urges others to try the medicine and seek medical guidance from Dr Pierce in Buffalo New York.
A chaotic Beatrice Beian summary details a farm fire destroying a barn and hay, a failed car license case in Omaha, a new water works bond election in West Point, rising influenza cases in Butte, and plans for a new high school in Callaway. Also coverage includes bank deposits, school funding, and state investments in bonds.
Mrs. Mary Enrico of Chicago credits Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound and Sonative Wash with restoring her health after illness, allowing her to return to work. She endorses the remedies for women’s ailments and urges others to keep well by taking the products.
A New York Central No. 3 westbound express train crashed into a bus near Painesville killing thirteen. Dead included residents of Fairport and Painesville. The wreck tore into the right of way as the bus exploded and fire spread. Authorities investigated speed and circumstances while the Volstead Act faced repeal discussion by the American Federation of Labor.
Tuscaloosa resident George Nichols is arrested in connection with the 46 year old murder of Peter Mooney in Rome Georgia. Police say divorce proceedings involving Nichols triggered disclosures leading to his capture.
Yaa Helen misreads a restaurant waiter’s question as Shortridge High School. She displays pride in a ring bearing the school insignia and asks the waiter if he is from there, as he mutters a food order about short ribs or roast beef, highlighting a humorous mix up.
A vintage advertisement urges mothers to use California Fig Syrup to cleanse the liver and bowels of constipated or ill children. It promises quick relief in hours and promotes the product as a trusted household staple.
A fragment notes a superstition among theater folk that bald headed men forget to tell the front, referencing a Manuel and a peace dollar as curiosities. The snippet mentions Kaicker and Hecker in a playful exchange from the New York Herald.
Bayer introduces Aspirin to physicians and consumers with directions on each package. The ad emphasizes the Bayer Cross as a mark of genuine Aspirin prescribed for over twenty-one years. A stray sentence about hermits and torpid divers appears as ill-fitting text.
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