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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1919
Page
3
The Railway Administration invites Home Seekers Bureau to request farm information. Provide the desired state, farm activity, timing, and number of acres. Indicate preferred terms and contact details. Written requests should name the state and activity and include timing and acreage needs.
A fragmented line describes a chaotic shower event linked to a peculiar hat. The wording is unclear but implies a dramatic incident affecting a named object and possibly a person.
A brief note states youth on the bar off age is fine. The line appears to address licensing or eligibility, but no additional details or names are provided.
An advertisement promotes a daily fly killer named Kittie thoteands lasting all season. It invites dealers to order five units via express mail for $13, with shipment to H Bomera at 10 De Kalb Ave, New York.
Thousands of women suffer kidney and bladder problems often mistaken for other conditions. Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root is advertised as a remedy available at drug stores with a test offer by sending ten cents for a sample bottle.
The readable fragments show a chaotic exchange with a shouted line about glory and a name Freddy Fangle. The garbled text suggests a theatrical or fictional dialogue fragment with undefined setting and characters.
Fragmented report notes discussions on revoking the recall for referendums, with references to Governor McBrevice and military organization. It mentions plans for state force reorganization, railway and public works concerns, and local civic actions in Madison, Omaha, Papillion, and Lincoln.
A cautioned consumer guide explains using Freezone to remove a corn by applying the medicated drop then lifting the softened corn.
A fragmented page blends humorous claims for Freexote and Preezone to remove corns and ease irritation, with praise for August Flower as a digestive aid. It includes a vignette about a child learning about heaven and a millinery note on a perfume-wearing lady, ending with Curcura Sosp and Cuticura product promotion.
New York health authorities convict a Brook lyn man for manufacturing and distributing millions of Talewm powder tablets advertised as Aspirin across the United States. The defendant faces a penitentiary sentence after court proceedings.
An advertisement extols BATONIC tablets as quick relief for acid stomach indigestion and bloating. It claims the product absorbs excess acid, restores energy, and improves digestion, promising instant relief or a refund if unsatisfied. It urges readers to buy from their druggist.
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