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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1920
Page
2
A vintage ad-style fragment promotes Cascarets for gentle relief from indigestion and headache and Cuticura for clear skin, marketing soap ointment and talcum as essential daily toiletries. The copy uses playful lines and mock dialogue to tout easy sleep-assisted relief and skin care standards.
A vivid ad claims Freezone removes hard and soft corns instantly with no soreness using a tiny bottle sold at drug stores for a few cents. It markets itself as a Cincinnati discovery and mentions a Red Cross Ball Bine home use for whitening fabrics.
Nebraska news items report a proposed Sunday activities referendum in Auburn and Chadron bond talk. A fatal family dispute near Geneva is noted along with a fire and boiler issues at farms, plus highway work near Fremonton. Lincoln highway paving and a new church planned at Kearney are mentioned alongside hotel and railway projects across several towns.
Lincoln report notes the convention merged two proposals for an industrial court and a state trade commission, with an industrial commission to enforce laws and appeals to the supreme court. Debate wore on as proposals move toward final readings, while district apportionment rules and absenteeism concerns shape strategy.
An old health ad promotes Rad Salts and Jad Salts for kidney cleansing. It claims to flush clogged kidneys, reduce bladder irritation, and support digestion. The piece urges a daily dose of four ounces in water before breakfast and notes the product is inexpensive and harmless.
An old advertisement extols Boaschees Syrup as a remedy for coughs bronchitis and colds claiming it has been used for fifty three years. It notes influenza fatalities vs wartime losses and discusses a patient who could not pay a doctor’s fee prompting a conflict over medical charges.
The text appears as garbled OCR about world production and imports of verude, with figures like 296 000 and 25.05 900, mentioning June 2 and a concern for starving people. It references Hermietists and gender disparity in immigration to the United States, and notes a more men than women entering.
The piece extols Doctor Pierce's Invalids' Hotel in Buffalo New York as a center for diagnosis and treatment with Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and Favorite Prescription. It notes a Medical Adviser book available for fifty cents and a correspondence bureau offering free medical advice and home medicines by mail or express.
A garbled passel of lines shows a conversation about family members and support at the fireside. The text includes mentions of a mother grandmother and a request for money amid tension and practical matters. The overall mood hints at strained relationships and implied care.
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