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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1922
Page
2
Fragmentary note discusses a perceived medicinal salve and its claimed strength on internal organs. Mentions a prescription, alleged effects during a time of war, and references a person named Mra OW LL Beoeda.
An incident damaged the U S legation in Sofia as reports say the building suffered limited impact with no immediate word on casualties while officials assess the scene. The event comes amid tensions in the region and draws diplomatic concern.
A garbled Chinese English OCR fragment touches on labor disputes and weather, with references to a shipping rate crisis, tax debates in Washington, and indictments. Names appear obfuscated, but mentions include Milan, La Follette, Stephane WeN, and US political figures, alongside port evacuations and cargo movements.
A long OCR fragment details diverse Nebraska happenings from farm cooperatives and county fairs to church building plans, epidemics, and public infrastructure. It mentions Antelope County fairs, swimming pool plans, and fire incidents affecting communities, with references to local leaders, schools, courts, and civic organizations.
A patient health advisory notes many people suffer kidney issues without realizing the risk. It stresses early testing and awareness, urging readers to seek medical advice for persistent symptoms and to consider routine kidney checks.
A fragment from a New Orleans and Birmingham era piece mentions a nervous and half sick woman in a cluttered domestic scene. It references back pain, fatigue, and the burden of work, with snippets of letters and social commentary interwoven. The text includes names and addresses in Youngstown and New Orleans, and an aside about a private text-book on aliment regimes and a harsh moral note about poverty and prison fare.
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