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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1924
Page
2
A fragment recalls a patient experience with E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The text notes high reported benefit rates from 98 out of 100 purchasers, suggesting positive effects claimed by users.
A trade wind is a steady wind toward the thermal equator deflected westward by Earth's rotation. It arises from equatorial heating and varies with season and land surface influence, remaining steadfast in the Southern Hemisphere.
Public notice touts Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a remedy for kidney issues. It claims widespread success and urges readers to try a sample by sending ten cents to Dr Kilmer and Co in New York.
A dialogue notes excitement over a washing machine that supposedly makes laundry effortless without laundress help. A woman asks if the device can reveal all that happens in the neighborhood, reflecting curiosity about its social reach.
Nebraska and Columbus measured a dam or space in inches, parks expanded with new ground, and the Itate Walton league plans a Norfolk convention. Various towns report school remodeling, fire losses, and community projects. Ajuvenile accident amputates a farmer’s wife’s limb. a two-bodied pig gains attention. a boy fatally injured by an acetylene gas tank blast. quarantine ends for a Belden family. Population estimates rise. a crow-killing record is claimed. Irish will probate ties to a bank site. travel camp fees rise. and major gatherings, fairs, and church events are noted.
Miss Emerie A L Haberkroon of St. Louis writes that after taking four bottles of PE R U N A she recovered from internal catarrh and stomach issues. The ad touts Dr Hartman’s Peruna as a widely used remedy for coughs colds and all catarrhal diseases with genuine tablets and liquid sold everywhere.
A vintage advertisement touts Boschee or Boscute’s Syrup as soothing throat and lung inflammation. It claims lasting relief from throat irritation enabling restful sleep and easy morning expectoration, with availability wherever medicines are sold.
A large display in the London Museum of the Port Office Chancery Lane houses a Domesday Book and a vast collection of letters by kings and queens. American visitors flock to see the archive while many Britons overlook it. The exhibit carries no admission fee and showcases royal correspondence with vivid temper and perfume notes.
The Dunkards began with two baptisms on Christmas day 1723 in Germantown Pennsylvania as the first American converts. Their numbers grew past 100000, with church property valued at five million dollars, and the group now tolerates marriage outside the faith while retaining church membership, especially strong in Tennessee and Texas.
Charles F Murphy long a key Tammany figure dies after indigestion at a political function in New York. A former streetcar driver who rose to leadership of the party’s circle, he led the eighteenth assembly and influenced city politics for years before his death.
Washington reports the grand jury panel of 169 was exhausted as it selected members for indictments in the Senate oil investigation. Indictments require at least twelve of thirteen jurors to agree before being returned.
Tornadoes in Texas and Oklahoma killed at least four persons and injured seven. The storms were reported near Colt Texas and Sitek Oklahoma as farmhouses were demolished.
Nebraska headlines warn that low grade dairy cows from unknown sources are entering the state. buyers are urged to avoid unfamiliar sellers to prevent disease like tuberculosis and contagious abortion. Columbus, Lincoln, and surrounding areas report memory trees, Arbor Day observances, and other local notes alongside estate disputes and crop concerns.
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