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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1920
Page
3
A physician speaks on the value of PE-RU-NA for bloating after meals cough cold and catarrhal stomach or bowel issues. The ad claims doctors would not risk reputation and urges trial with tablets or liquid form available widely.
Fragmentary notes discuss proper handling of horses brood mares colts and stallions. References to tongues feeds and Seenee vague, mentioning gifts harnesses or manufacturers and cents in unclear context.
A fragment from a Spohn Medical Company page in Goshen Maryland notes a humorous exchange about Dolaen and his wife describing him as a good listener. The item also features a short aphorism about financial embarrassment and perceived friends who only feel sorry for the distressed person.
An old advertisement promotes Kilmer's Swamp Root kidney and bladder remedy. The text claims purity, herbal ingredients, and non habit forming properties with sample bottle offer. Nearby, jumbled fragments recall college dances and London monument artifacts.
A fragmentary exchange hints that Green Hill claims to be Bret and refers to a tin wife voice distracting him. The garbled lines suggest a misheard or misrecorded dialogue with unclear context and attribution.
Advert says rub St Jacobs Oil on aching joints to ease pain, stiffness and soreness without internal treatment. Claims it stops sciatica backache and neuralgia, with a harmless old time remedy and a small trial bottle available at drug stores.
Prospectors near Nome Alaska describe a great valley of placer gold beneath a vast lava sheet along the right shore of the Jermamebeenie river. An unrested gravel bed is said to lie under tentered rims as workers probe the tava sheet seeking to penetrate the hardened layer.
The Dutch government again refuses to hand over the former German emperor for trial, insisting on sovereignty and security measures. Officials state the former Kaiser will move to Doorn by May 12, a 200 acre estate prepared as his confined residence for life.
In Washington, D. C. the Senate readopted two Republican reservations to the peace treaty without changes, both passing by larger margins than in November. The Monroe doctrine reservation drew 68 to 22 with 15 Democrats supporting, while the domestic jurisdiction reservation passed 56 to 25 with 14 Democrats backing.
Major R. W. Schroeder, chief pilot at McCook Field, rode to 36 020 feet before losing consciousness. The airplane stalled and fell five miles then recovered and landed safely. Instruments showed a 26 020 foot height before recovery as the machine glided to a safe landing despite extreme cold. Schroeder regained partial consciousness at 2 000 feet above ground.
In a four to three decision the Supreme Court dismissed the government’s dissolution suit against the iron and steel trade combination and absolved the corporation. Chief Justice White and Justice McKenna wrote for the majority. The ruling declares the 190 subsidiaries a single lawful concern with assets over two billion dollars.
Julius Barnes of the Grai corporation told the House Rules Committee that five million barrels of soft wheat flour held at American ports could be sold in Europe on credit if Congress authorizes about 54 million dollars. He said the price would be 10.75 dollars per barrel, the cheapest in the world, and that cash sales had been exhausted though American housewives might pay higher prices for hard wheat flour.
London reports a shift in tone toward Germany at the peace conference with Britain led by David Lloyd George pushing for a plan to set Germany on its feet possibly through an international loan while security concerns loom large. Albany hosts a Democratic convention showing opposition to federal prohibition amendments. St Louis hosts a Republican convention hawking repeal of the eighteenth amendment and urging Congress to enact nationwide prohibition again.
Police say a 40 member crime trust controlling major operations in Los Angeles is collapsing after ringleaders confessed. Investigators anticipate arrests as more suspects may be implicated, with Golden Profit and other syndicate figures linked to a January 1 Venice hotel robbery of bonds and deeds valued at $37,000.
A major Hastings blaze destroyed a three story brick warehouse housing Hager Candy Company and Morley Transfer storage. Losses ranged from 290,000 to 400,000 with damage to the candy plant stock and equipment valued around 100,000 and the building at 50,000. Household goods of more than 200 families were also lost in the fire.
Washington D D Ass assur that the government will pay all expense incident to the return of American soldier dead from Europe was given by Secretary Baker committee of Gold Star fathers Farmers to Reduce Production Pierre South Dakota Farmers threaten to sharply reduce grain output this year if labor prospects do not improve Young Bandit Dies Cornell Bhuffa Iowa John McLaughlin 18 youngest of three bandits shot during a stickup at Pete Vetkensk pool hall February 25 dies at Jennie Edmundson bowel house
The convention advanced Proposal 324 allowing a minimum school year, approved 1114 to 0 in committee for a budget system, adopted water power public use clause, and considered taxes on foreign corporations and labor rules while shelving prior bank lien ideas.
A lively exchange between Maud and Belle highlights brisk morning air and mutual flattery as captured by the Hoston Transcript. The brief dialogue emphasizes warmth and playful teasing between friends.
Catarrh treated as a constitutional disease requiring internal remedies. Hall's Catarrh Medicine is said to destroy the disease's foundation, strengthen the patient, and aid nature on mucous surfaces. A $100 guarantee for any case not cured, with testimonials and free information from Fr. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio.
The fragment reflects on the speed of time during winter, with a quip likening time to a heavy ton of coal and noting how swiftly days pass in cold weather.
Local tenants clash with the building janitor over rising heating bills as winter cold bites. Landlord duties and safety concerns surface amid growing discontent and service delays.
The notice offers a home remedy to darken streaked gray hair. A pharmacist can prepare 1 ounce of bag rem, or it can be mixed at home cheaply. It purportedly darkens gray hair, leaves hair soft and glossy, and does not irritate or rub off.
The dialogue features Edith and Maud debating gender flattery and the dynamics of women’s social interactions, highlighting tensions and rivalries among female characters.
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