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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1923
Page
2
A reflective piece cites conscience as a guiding force beyond impulse and compares moral following to a soldier obeying a commander. Reverend Augustus H. Strong, D.D., frames duty as principled action aligned with higher orders.
A sprawling jumble notes civic efforts in Fairbury and Wahoo with water system plans and library drives. It mentions postmaster appointments, university events, fire department tests, insurance efforts, and upcoming state activities across Nebraska towns.
A longtime Greenville Police Department member, after thirty years of service, reports improved health and restored appetite following a period of illness. The veteran describes full recovery and renewed energy, grateful for medical care and support from colleagues.
Millions use it here for hair with a neat look all day. A few cents buys a jar of Hair Groom at any drug store. Even stubborn or shampooed hair stays combed in the style you like.
A violent gale sweeps the country from the southwest to the northeast causing widespread destruction. Reports tally heavy casualties and numerous injuries as the storm furiously moves through the North Central states amid chaotic scenes and property damage.
Navy leaders warn of a critical ship shortage and urge rapid modernization. Plans include 670 ton submarines and carrier types to bolster the Atlantic fleet, while officials stress adequate staffing and rapid deployment to meet strategic needs.
A bizarre account describes a flying squirrel using its tail as a rudder to steer while gliding, noting membranes between its limbs enable flight. It mentions color variations and hints at domestic keeping as a pet, with observations of daytime activity and tree-based escape behavior.
An advertisement touts Diamond Dyes as a simple solution to dye wool, silk, cotton, and blends without spotting fading streaks or ruining fabrics. It emphasizes suitability for garments and draperies and urges readers to choose Diamond Dyes for home dyeing.
A dialogue contrasts currencies and debt habits. Hank Teller explains six million of one kind versus half-dozen million of another. The tip: avoid endless borrowers and lenders. income stability is the key.
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