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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1923
Page
3
A Kansas City man Charles L Peters recalls pneumonia and digestive collapse leaving him underweight before he reports a 25 pound gain after taking a tonic. He credits the Ta hla c treatment for restoring appetite sleep and strength and notes widespread sales.
An old advertisement promotes Hall s Catarrh Medicine as a remedy for catarrh and deafness. It lists an ointment to relieve inflammation and an internal tonic to act on mucous surfaces, sold by F. J. Cheney & Co. of Toledo Ohio.
A fashion correspondent notes spring 1920s styles emphasize long coats and short capes. Embroidered trims, square sleeves, and plain collars define overstated yet versatile looks, with hats featuring downtilt brims and summer adaptations to suit varied outfits.
The readable passage questions authenticity of Bayer tablets and mentions medical claims for colds headache toothache and rheumatic pain. A romantic dialogue follows with a sigh and a cautious response about marriage and kindness.
Advertisement extols Swamp Root as a long trusted kidney liver and bladder remedy. It claims doctors prescribe it and urges readers to start treatment now or request a sample by mailing ten cents. Also mentions Life Extension Institute president endorsing fish diets and housewives praising Ball Blue laundry aid.
A newly invented trowel is claimed to allow bricklayers to double their daily brick output. The device features a design that purportedly speeds mortar application and brick laying.
Workers digging the foundation of a new factory near Bristol unearthed bone fragments and skeletons. London reports describe discovery near the Das Chromite area with traces of ancient burials. Police investigate potential historic burial ground as work continues.
Fragmentary OCR reads a playful exchange about preference between dunce and eating with stilted dialogue. The readable bits resemble a theatrical or humorous caption from a 20th century publication.
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