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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1924
Page
3
An advertisement touts Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a superior medicine for kidney and liver ailments. It urges readers to request a free sample by mail from Dr Kilmer & Co in Binghamton NY, noting drug stores carry bottles for sale.
Fragmented text shows a legal dispute with references to an attorney and an offeree, asking for proof of whereabouts. It mentions a bomber company and a claim about a nine foot diameter object, but the legibility is poor and key details are unclear.
Advertises Allen's Foot Ease a foot bath antiseptic and Allen's Foot Base to relieve foot troubles. Claims provide painless feet and comfort with trial package and walking support. product advertised as sold everywhere.
A study by the U S Department of Agriculture and the University of Minnesota reports on production costs and farm organization across 24 Cottonwood and Jackson County farms during 1921 and 1922. It details labor, crops, and livestock mix to identify efficient crop stock combinations and to guide farmers in planning operations for higher net returns and rapid production readjustment.
Sudan grass is recognized as a valuable emergency crop for hay and pasture in New Jersey and other states. It outyields millet and provides rapid, vigorous regrowth after cutting, reaching up to five feet tall with yields of one and a half to four tons per acre. It dies with cold weather but offers useful summer pasture and can supplement cattle and sheep forage.
The text discusses feeding chickens with skim milk whether sweet or sour and notes attempts to stimulate greater consumption. It warns against winter feeding lacking water and mentions large quantities of feed being provided to sustain flocks. It also references locational and management concerns from farm owners.
A debate notes uncertainties in manure fertilization and nitrogen phosphorus content. Arguments suggest value varies with moisture, storage, and application timing while concerns focus on efficiency and potential loss before field use. The discussion references experimental observations and the need for careful handling to maximize benefits.
A historic agricultural snippet discusses grain and bean crops, soil drainage, and manure incorporation. It stresses the benefits of a two crop system, cover crops, and well drained sandy soils for good yields, with emphasis on timely manure work and forage crops for sows.
The article surveys how Paris mode induces a shorter, more youthful silhouette in American dress. It notes the shift toward short skirts, tailored suits, and refined trims, with emphasis on new fabrics, colors, and lighter tailoring for day and evening wear.
A nurse from Indianapolis testifies that Tanlac cured her patient and boosted strength after months of illness. She describes severe fatigue, reliance on help at home, and rapid improvement after eight bottles. The advertisement urges readers to seek Tanlac from druggists and notes the product is made by its manufacturers.
Fragmentary notes describe Castoria and a similar remedy called Castiria as common tonics. References imply digestive and feverish relief, with mentions of bowel care and teething. The text mixes erratic spellings and incomplete sentences, reflecting a cautious catalog of household cures from a bygone era.
The readable text hints at a discussion about cutting celluloid and film handling with terms like bending and sharpening operations. It mentions methods for shaping or trimming film material and references to a technique or device, possibly a reader or server, with unclear names and phrases.
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