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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1921
Page
2
Attendees at a Toledo party discuss health and social concerns as a guest named Rey avoids dancing. His sister urges him to realize every skipped dance affects a girl lacking fun, while Rey contends the matter. The exchange highlights social expectations and adolescent pressures at the gathering.
A fragmented exchange quotes Misa Catenne on riches and intelligence, then shifts to an ad style line about fresh baby clothes and chrome hall hive. The text references ostentatious items and generic grocery sellers, with garbled phrasing throughout.
In Omaha a Liberal ticket led by James Dahlman won the mayoralty by a strong majority. Three incumbents held seats as city commissioners, with George Dayton WH Schroeder and John Wright leading. A $600,000 gas plant bond and a $1,400 free bridge bond were approved, while a plan to create a separate Northern Illinois state section was proposed in Springfield. Texas border air service and local fires were also reported.
Washington reports that oil producers in the southwestern states urge the House Ways and Means Committee to impose a 1.50 dollar per barrel duty on imported crude. Delegation claims several oil fields are shut down and a sharp drop in U S oil industry, noting U S costs higher than Mexico.
A telegram notes Germany plans to resign after Secretary Hughes reply to Germany's counter proposals on reparations. Chancellor Ebert seeks cabinet changes as Reuters reports shift in policy. Washington updates say the Grain Bill advances in committee to regulate commodity exchanges and curb speculative trading by storage firms.
A wartime era report details alleged conspiracy by coal operators to monopolize government coal supply and manipulate foreign trade financing groups under the Bolke law. It also covers related trials, Irish executions, bank resignations, local fines, and public debt figures as context.
A fragment from a Los Angeles notice mentions Stanford Avenue and a person named Christopher Morley. It notes sorrow, a founder and organizer, and announces a one week discontinuance of business with conditions and reflections on opportunity and affordability.
An old advertisement promotes Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as the top remedy for kidney and urinary ailments. It claims effectiveness, lists bottle sizes, and hints at testimonials and endorsements while urging readers to test the product.
Readable fragments report Oshkosh corn planting early. Omaha and Lincoln items include paving bids, reform school site offers, public works reductions, bank exams, convict labor on highways, and Nebraska convention plans. Notes on local infra, state grants, and forestry and road projects fill the page with scattered updates.
A fragment from a historical page contrasts human vanity with a remark by Aff Grimpson who notes animals act in their own interests with curiosity and restraint. The text shifts to an advertisement for Cuticura Soap claiming multiple health benefits for shaving and skin care.
A fragment describes a famed echo near Bingen in Germany, claiming it can repeat a sound up to 70 times, and mentions a grocer and Red Cross in a promotional call. The text reads like an advertisement or travel note with uncertain details and wording.
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