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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1920
Page
2
An advertisment touts Freezone as a tiny bottle that removes hard or soft corns and calluses from feet with a few drops. It promises instant relief and painless removal, urging customers to buy at Little Street rug store.
An advertisement notes that deafness can be cured by Druggists Tc F J. Cheney & Co and promises free circulars. It remarks that many men would marry for love if they could afford it and hints at restored hearing.
Columbus citizens cheer a negotiated plan altering a rural paving project from Columbus across the Loup river valley. The original $150000 cost split had the state paying $60000, with county funds raised to cover the rest. The revised agreement reduces expenses, while other Nebraskan news notes include Holcomb funeral services, sugar raids, and plans for a state university memorial.
Fragmentary text hints at a revolutionary or political event with names and places obscured. The readable portions suggest a group achieving a point or gain in a confrontational context. No coherent dates or outcomes are established.
Unclear OCR text indicates possible prosecutions tied to commodity markets and price pressures. The article references measures to relieve a spread and notes various unnamed entities and regions, but specifics are unreadable.
Paris officials press Berlin to implement the treaty terms including settlement of reparations and military dismantling. Paris vows to consult German representatives if internal issues arise as the Western Allies push for strict enforcement and fear escalation of wartime obligations.
The passage blends errant dialogue about meals and manners with references to a perfume, cleansing routine, and a humorous note on a piano and tax collector. It hints at a newspaper page with assorted items, including a tale of a piano, a failed acquisition, and a curious buyer offering sums after a war.
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