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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1919
Page
2
The piece argues some advertise cures for thinness and weakness claiming nerve-based nerve nourishment boosts flesh gain. It references the idea that the body needs more nerve-related elements at the cellular level and mentions a supposed brightening, pale glow effect and a product named Albitrophosaphate as usable by anyone seeking flesh growth.
A fragmented ad lists themes of developing extraordinary powers and hidden realms. It references a twentieth century approach, promising techniques and revelations for personal gain. The text mentions a distribution department in New York and an individual named Elmer Sidney Prather.
A brief dialogue features a father asking what minority vote means and a witty reply that it is the vote he holds in the family. The exchange highlights a humorous take on political participation within a household.
A housewife smiles at a basket of white laundry and thanks Red. A saying notes that stirring soup cools it, and the same idea applies to some friends who soften with time.
Washington leaders seek congressional approval for a 1 200 000 dollar grant to cover railroad operating losses through 1919 and possibly beyond. The move follows a 236 184 940 dollar 1918 deficit and debt from wartime costs and delayed rate increases.
A political tussle surfaces as a southern congressman launches a drive to compel shipment of supplies from storage with a resolution aimed at aiding meat packers. Present prices are described as unworkable.
Washington displays a vial of lewisite, described as the deadliest poison, claiming massive destructive potential in Berlin and Manhattan. The report also covers Hawker and Grieve surviving a Atlantic crossing attempt after engine failure, rescued by the Danish steamer Mary near the Irish coast.
Fragmented report outlines talks among leaders in Spe and Berlin over economic terms and a German treaty. References Marine and peace efforts, with mentions of France Britain and the Saar settlement and pressure from several cabinets.
Representative Fitzgerald declares a plan to force food stocks from storage as congress weighs measures to counteract soaring prices. He cites wartime warehousing and a war department agreement aiding packers to dispose of 264 million pounds of meat, maintaining current price levels and prompting new resolutions.
Nearly 11 000 American expeditionary forces arrived in New York from France on ships Siboney Jowan Rochambeau Scranton and Arizona. Among them were Forty first division units including Company H and motor truck companies. The passage notes Washington Oregon Montana Idaho Wyoming Army Guard origins. A separate bid from St Louis Chamber and Mississippi Valley Trading for twenty ships of 3000 tons plus is recorded for Mississippi River products.
Representative Manafield of Texas proposes one cent letter postage and higher ad rates. Hindenburg question looms as Geneva authorities weigh a residence for the monarchist. Bloomington coroner Hare receives civil war loss compensation for a horse killed at Oklons, La.
A leading expert on international affairs joins the American peace mission in Washington May 6 to clarify doubtful points in the League of Nations covenant as it faces congressional examination.
Senator Rubhurst of Arizona introduces a resolution calling for the purchase of Lower California and a vast tract of northern Lenore. The measure is referred without action to the foreign relations committee.
A fifty year old Norwegian bark, the Superior, vanished while en route from Manila to New York off the Bali islands in the Malay archipelago. Captain Hansen and the crew believed the ship struck rocks and launched lifeboats, with one boat returning later to the scene. The search and expulsion context involves alien stacks and a pill for expulsion from the country of aliens who military service in New York.
The Nebraska story highlights postwar events and honors. Governor McKelvie receives homecoming welcome for Nebraska soldiers in New York while local tributes praise veteran service. state plans include road and depot projects, new city halls, and public works. Proposals cover tax assessments, railroad property valuations, suffrage progress, and election notices across multiple counties.
A historical ad style piece argues medicines fail promises but Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root is claimed to cure kidney liver and bladder ailments. Swamp Root advertised by Dr Kilmer Co lists testaments and a prompt to mail ten cents with newspaper mention.
An exchange between She Gan and a colonel hints at brewing issues worth examining, with the colonel acknowledging potential value in exploring the notion of brew.
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