Fisher's Lung Balm Advertised for Colds Relief
An advertisement recommends Fisher's Lung Balm to relieve colds and coughs. It claims quick relief and notes the product is sold and recommended by Arner's Drug Store.
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23 Mar 1923
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Steele City Press in Steele City, Nebraska
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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1923
Page
1
Regular in His Habits A Shaky Witness Exchange
A Birmingham Age-Herald excerpt presents a courtroom exchange where a witness cannot recall the crime day. The dialogue highlights a tense moment as a question about coma is met with a dignified denial and a cryptic response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Lerald
Congested Paris Weighs Sidewalk Magnet Install Plans
Paria municipal government seriously considers installing magnets on the most congested sidewalks to improve flow and safety. Officials study feasibility and potential impacts on pedestrians and traffic patterns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paria
France
Mavin
Severe winter storm halts trains and floods roads
A deep freeze and high winds caused drifting snow across five or six states with deaths reported. Trains were cancelled, roads blocked for days, and a snow plow kept busy as service resumed Monday. Farmers and stockmen were warned via telephone lines.
Steele City School Board Lights Bill Debate
Local board facing criticism over school lighting costs with claims of 600 monthly basketball lighting expenses disputed. Letter argues average light bill is 2.60 per month and highlights janitor use and events showing lights for classrooms and assemblies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steele City
Tribute to Lincoln inspires with saintly portrait in Post
The Houston Post tribute recalls Abraham Lincoln as a noble, suffering leader shaped by a harsh life. It lauds his unselfish love of country, gentle speech, and steadfast faith, while noting his burdened duties and transcendent place in history.
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Altho
George M. Bailey
Houston
Texas
Lincoln
The
Post
Abraham Lincoln
Eden
Versailles
Christ
Jesus
Father
God
Heavenly Father
Graseheimer Gre Hurt we A avertlen wer te op
The readable fragments describe a local incident involving Graseheimer Gre and a person named BP. Details are unclear but suggest an injury or warning event with unspecified location and timing. Further clarification from the original text is needed to identify exact names and places.
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Graseheimer
Frantic Chat Fragments From a Quirky Exchange
Clipped dialogue features a heated exchange about medicine and a doctor described as a bold character. The speaker teases the physician’s blunt style while asking about ailments and remedies in a humorous, fragmentary snippet.
The Pie Eating City Claim for Los Angeles
The greatest pie eating city title goes to Los Angeles California with an estimated consumption of 4000 pies per day in this country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Cal
Clerical Irony on Teaching the Ten Commandments
A Boston Trinescript anecdote recounts an old preacher advising a young questioner. He suggests varying his approach by audience means to teach the Ten Commandments: commands for the poor, requests for the middle class, and recommendations for the rich.
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Boston Trinescript
Fisher's Lung Balm Ad From Arner's Drug Store
An old advertisement promotes Fisher's Lung Balm as a remedy for coughs and severe colds. Arner's Drug Store urges readers to buy and try the product.
Town Pest Frank Guy Sees What He Thinks
A cheeky filing lampoons a local figure known as the Frank Guy who speaks his mind and acts freely, described as a pest by neighbors. The piece blends humor and satire to highlight his outspoken traits and amphibious temperament in town life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Guy
Alwaie
Beni
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International Manure Spreader Is
F. V. Love
Fisher
Arner
Druz
Paris
Dred High School
al At Lincoln
Alien T. Phelps
Sec
Board of Education
Woman’s Missionary Society
Brother Clark
Diller Federated Church
Jake
Madame Piancher
Pallas
Yorkshire
T. W. Zoellin
C. R. Bracken
A.S. Miller
Opt
Arner’s
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