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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1922
Page
2
An old advertisement touts California Fig Syrup as a remedy to gently loosen bowels in children and infants. It claims quick relief from constipation, urging mothers to ask their druggist for the genuine product with directions for all ages. It warns against counterfeit imitations and stresses parental action for safer use.
The ad promotes Kiimer Scar from GCo Binghamton NY as a remedy for back pain headache nervousness and lack of ambition. It warns that illness may spread and urges prompt treatment with a large bottle from any drug store. The copy uses branding and a motto about nothing being nothing.
A garbled advertisement fragment discusses Diamond Dyes for textiles including skirts dresses sweaters and draperies, and mentions dyeing materials like wool elk or mixed grades. It also references Cuticura for pimples and a note about using products to keep a ship clear, with vague moral obligations and promises.
Reports from leaders express confidence amid conferences near Union Chiefs. Chicago discussions suggest Western roads may follow, signaling potential industry consolidation.
Reports describe a discharged jury in a drunkenly chaotic trial and a pending verdict in a separate case. The text mentions Washington officials debating corruption in Germany and labor unrest in Rhode Island with mentions of a textile strike and a fire in Providence.
A distorted account argues against treaties seen as pressuring the U S. The piece mentions immigration, border control, and policy shifts. It references dates and political figures in a critical framing of alleged concessions and enforcement changes.
Fragmented text reports on political figures and events with numerous errors. Mentions include governors, treasurers, consulates, and expenditures. The garbled passage references elections, appointments, and funding debates across multiple U S locations and international sites.
The piece discusses low land prices and farming profits during wartime, noting how rent, yields, and production costs affect farmer margins. It cites grain price impacts, lease terms, and government influence on land use and returns, with emphasis on staple crops and production shifts.
A farmer’s wife injures him with a knife after a tongue-cutting quarrel. The farmer stands calm under heavy rain as the dialogue shows a tense moment. The excerpt depicts fear and hostility during a violent confrontation.
A chaotic compilation of items recounts local happenings in Nebraska. It notes meetings of farmers and merchants, courtship and marriage notices, bank and business openings, civic projects, road and street concerns, a fire and its losses, and plans for fairs and public services across cities like Grand Island, Lincoln, and Omaha.
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