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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1922
Page
2
A small bottle marketed as Freexone claims to remove hard corns soft corns and toe calluses instantly without soreness or irritation. It advertises painless use and suggests lifting the corn with fingers to remove it quickly for only a few cents.
An odd discovery reveals a previously unknown Testament fragment titled Twenty-third Psalm. The owner notes it appears to be an unusual copy unlikely to be known by the author or his circle.
An archival ad extols Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as a vegetable herb kidney liver and bladder remedy with purity and strength in every bottle It is non stimulant taken in teaspoonful doses and praised for relieving kidney and liver troubles Also notes two bottle sizes and a controversial Texas line about women smoking in a Galveston News excerpt.
Reported by a Chicago News desk the force coal mine strike mobilizes miners to quit with headquarters in Indianapolis awaiting response to an invitation extended nationwide. Separate piece notes panic bank run at Northwestern Trust & Savings in Chicago injuring several, with $5,000 reward offered for bank run information.
The House approves a constitutional amendment introduced by Rep. Wood Indiana proposing six year terms for president and vice president while abolishing the electoral college. A separate plan suggests a first Tuesday in October 1925 for the election and a new four year term for representatives with six year Senate terms. The article also notes a burglar known as the scientific burglar Edward Kadie Collins confesses to multiple heists, and reports a major fire at St Nazaire, France causing significant damage.
Washington reports a deficit in expected income and profits tax collections for 1922. Original yearly estimates were 1,740,000,900 but the March installment now indicates a total of 1,540,000,000. Officials cite a 200 million dollar shortfall.
Internal Revenue investigators uncover a $100000 bonded whisky theft at Bhierweed Distillery Co plant in Cockeysville Maryland. Across the Atlantic Great Britain discusses debt payments as British official statements surface amid other headlines. A Colorado factory fire causes about $200000 in losses during a severe storm.
Local reports warn of scarlet fever in churches and schools as public gatherings are restricted. Omaha utilities update shows a $25,794.78 net profit, with capital funds and hospital bids nearing reception.
Readable fragments describe a girl named Dolly seeking toys with her father, a cemetery Memorial Day scene with a curious child asking about a grave, a neighbor eggs shortage, and short quotes about crime, bookkeeping, and a college claim from an American Legion weekly.
An advertisement claims Diamond Dyes let any woman dye or tint coats skirts curtains and furniture with simple directions. The copy suggests home dyeing works on dresses, waists, stockings, and draperies, promising vivid results even for first time users.
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