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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1922
Page
3
Wm A McGraw of Tampa credits Tanlac with keeping him in peak condition for four years. He switched from laxatives to Tanlac and says it rebuilt his health quickly and prevented old troubles from returning. He keeps Tanlac handy for any feeling of sluggishness.
A moving scene shows a mother and two children placing a small bouquet near the Court of the Dead. The moment captures silent reverence amid a crowded avenue as a gold star on the mother’s dress hints at a son’s sacrifice in France.
After eight years and more than 40 million dollars spent, the American Red Cross closes its main Europe activities at the end of June. Director Ross Hill reports a ten month Europe survey from Warsaw to Constantinople, finding no need for further American relief efforts as European welfare improves due to aid.
A terse official note from the state department declines participation in the European economic conference at The Hague. The American government cites inability to attend while suggesting future cooperation, with no commitment to attend the May or May Hore events amid ongoing diplomatic tensions.
A disordered montage of phrases mentions a president, treasury, and various names amid unclear context. The readable bits reference a shakeup, a virtually completed order, and a performance since 1010, but the overall sense and facts are obscured by corruption.
Fragmentary clipping notes Mark Twain's reputed repayment of publisher debts and his strict moral code rooted in Presbyterian conscience. It mentions Bradford's portrayal of his rectitude, patience, and self denial, and includes an unrelated laundry advertisement and a line on insanity from microbes.
Bill Symes and two coworkers clash over a mysterious apple. The trio argues, debating whether the fruit is Cox's Orange Pippin or Beauty of Kent, with Symes insisting it is his own “hunch” and the others disputing the label.
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