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A collage of quotes on education gratitude and mistakes with satirical lines. A Sears like laundry ad urges Cuticura toiletries for skin care and a brief joke about secrets and smells ends the item.
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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1921
Page
3
A collage of quotes on education gratitude and mistakes with satirical lines. A Sears like laundry ad urges Cuticura toiletries for skin care and a brief joke about secrets and smells ends the item.
The Elmwood national guard unit plan proceeds while Grand Island reports scarlet fever deaths. A Gage county farm bureau unit forms at Claronta and several Nebraskans face health, fire, and legal notices. State bowling meet set for Lincoln March 26 to April 1 with other local developments across Omaha, Hastings, Albion, and Morrill.
National unions staged a first protest to President Harding, threatening strikes to oppose wage reductions by railroads and industry. The Chicago meat packers dispute and other labor actions were noted, with calls for a mediation and an inquiry into labor charges. The Harmon murder trial and federal reserve discussions also appeared in the day’s proceedings.
Four year old Bobby in Columbus notices a man with a shiny head and cheekily asks his mother to lend the powder to make him less shiny. The scene unfolds during a night out, drawing amused reactions from nearby patrons and highlighting Bobby’s good nature.
A fragmentary tale features two children sledding after Christmas with sparse snow and a child asking where snow comes from. A neighbor cites a woman in the sky shaking pillows to explain feathers falling, while references drift to Monte Carlo and other stray phrases.
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