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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1926
Page
2
Letters from readers praise Lydia fe Vegembie Compound claiming it cured ailments and improved daily tasks. A Maine based commenter details a one year old child using the product and reports better health and energy. Multiple letters from Alaska Maine Oregon and other states exhort its efficacy.
The article outlines planners and officials who charted Washington City, detailing design goals, zoning steps, and civic roles. It notes key figures guiding early development alongside survey teams and municipal approval processes.
A provocative line ponders how mind reading could spark more public quarrels if perfected, suggesting social tension would rise as people gain access to others private thoughts. The remark frames mind reading as a catalyst for conflicts among a large readership.
State highway department approves a bridge project near Scotts. Lincoln hosts two Nebraska conventions in December while the women’s clubs meet in October. Farm progress shows more modern lighting, rising tractor numbers to 19,489 on 127,727 farms, and a shift from horses to tractors with sustained plow and field work growth.
State Superintendent Matson reports total school costs at 26.441 million dollars last year, with salaries down and enrollment slipping from 416 353 to 412 064. There were 14 348 teachers, 1 682 men, and 6 225 rural teachers for 126 044 rural students. City schools spent 11? million and rural 6% million on instruction.
A state bidway investigator and sheriff led last week’s inquiry into damaged road shens near Oconto. Clyde New house driver of the car received 49 dollars plus costs. Emil Camino and Pony Beck were each fined 20 dollars and costs. 20000 Turn Out to Fete Alex St Pauls St Pauls celebration drew a large crowd paying tribute to Grover Cleveland and baseball history in St Louis. Wheat Planting Gains Seen In Morrill County Morning rains boost winter wheat prospects with a 25 percent higher acreage. North Platte Boy Dies In Plow Accident Robert E Sanders, two and a half, dies after a plow accident near Hershey. Platte County Audits Ordered Officials seek ten years of books and accounts with bids due November 16.
An advertisement promises relief for heaviness and indigestion with Dare's Mentha Seelixir sold by dealers and druggists everywhere. The copy claims the medicine has helped thousands and offers a money back guarantee if it does not help.
Article reports opposition within the subcommittee to limiting war potentials including economic resources and manpower. Delegations split. French bloc with Argentina and Japan favors declaration narrowing disarmament scope, while Britain the United States and others push broader limits. Plenary conference seen doubtful amid mixed committee findings on wartime budget restraints.
A quoted reflection stresses that all people, even the wise, can learn from others. It urges the wisest to lead in broadening popular education and spreading information to reduce ignorance and improve public understanding.
An advertisement urges buyers to look for the Bayer name on aspirin packaging or tablets to ensure genuine Bayer Aspirin. It claims the product has been proven safe by millions and prescribed by physicians for 26 years and warns that imitations may be dangerous.
Between Bridge Players the conversation touches on recent inactivity with one player noting they have not played since yesterday. An embedded advertisement touts Cuticura Soap claiming doubled razor efficiency and skin health for shaving bathing and shampooing.
The Poincare financial commission outlines payments France must make through 1930, totaling 435 million to the United States and 485 million to other creditors. Other lenders include Great Britain, Switzerland, and Uruguay. Ambassador Berenger said he would return to the United States soon after a cabinet conference with Briand.
A Nevada county is proposed as a site for a savai ammunition depot, with officials evaluating suitability and potential impact on local communities and infrastructure. The plan outlines storage, security, and logistical considerations for the project.
President Coolidge faces petitions from Wisconsin cheese manufacturers seeking a four to six percent tariff increase on cheese imports. The move aims to protect domestic producers amid ongoing tariff discussions in Washington.
The American owned runner A. K. Mactes ber wins the Cambridgeshire Stakes at Newmarket in England. The one mile and one furlong race carries a $5,000 purse and additional prizes as one of the season’s last major handicaps.
A magazine piece outlines a clock like daily schedule for a home woman from eight to eleven thirty and beyond. It notes devices like electric washers dishwashers and a car aiding chores while stressing interruptions from family illness errands and visitors disrupt planned times. It argues that a wife mother cannot punch a time clock and must adapt quickly to changes.
The narrator recalls dining with young married friends and their two small boys. After the children are sent to bed, the mother quietly slips away and returns saying Ted enjoys tucking them in. She compares the moment to a scene from Kathleen Norris and reflects on maternal confidences and quiet prayers.
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