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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1925
Page
3
Two women in Lima Ohio narrate lasting relief from abdominal pain and nervous illness after trying Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Mrs M E Brearp of Eddy Texas endorses the treatment, claiming weight gain and improved health.
Nebraska briefs report a Midwest Implement Dealers meeting in Omaha on November 17, discuss business developments in Hebron and Lincoln, and note numerous local activities from nursing association events to boy scouts and bowling contests. The roundup covers agriculture, education, and community happenings with several cities cited.
Omaha reports the Twelfth Annual Poultry Show at Municipal Auditorium November 28 with over 3000 birds from across the United States and Canada. Awards exceed 8000 with a 1000 bantam prize, tied to the American Bantam Association winter meeting.
London reports two French reverses in the Damascus area as Druse forces push toward the city. French positions near Deri and Snelda are threatened, with communications to Damascus disrupted. Officials say regroups are underway while Arabs join Druse rebels. The Malayan editor notes growing tensions and French attempts to hold in Syria under provisional governance.
Two Florida development promoters face federal fraud charges after buyers claim misrepresentation in Gardendale properties. The Bradford couple bought 50 lots for 1000 dollars, later learning the land lay far from advertised elevation and claims. U S marshals seek five leaders in the Lloyds group and related ventures following consumer complaints.
Three enlisted men were killed when a military plane crashed near Perry Harbor Hawaii. The crew included Sergeant Aaron Porter Private Fred Smith and Technician Henry McCracken. The aircraft reportedly dove about 1 000 feet before striking trees.
Fragments describe laborers faced with a difficult task at a tomb scene. An altered tale mentions a coffin, wine, and priests in relation to an ancient burial, with implied urgency and effort to extract or complete the sarcophagus and coffins.
In Denton Harbor Michigan a jury returned a verdict of 6 cents to the House of David against Chicago attorney Terome Hobbins. The plaintiffs sought 100000 dollars alleging professional misconduct and blackroating claims.
A brief item notes an American tourist revenue claim concerning Canada tied to a quarter of the dominion wheat crop value. Government estimates place a large sum in dispute amid the case referenced with a monetary figure and official assessment.
State officials shut down Merchants Bank of Huron marking the fourth Huron area bank to fail under investigation. The closure affects Tiuron and surrounding customers as receivers take control.
The 10th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence tenting and the 100th anniversary of Thomas Jefferson's death will be celebrated nationally next year. The National Jefferson Centennial committee announced the national event.
Sr. Ana Chandler, founder of a soft drink company, was moved from his Atlanta home to a hospital due to a stomach disorder. The incident highlights Chandler’s ongoing health concerns while noting his past business leadership and local prominence.
Bold ad copy touts Diamond Dyes for tinting or dyeing fabrics at home. It promises permanent colors for wool silk cotton and blends, with simple instructions and guidance to ask a druggist about material type and dyeing method.
A fragmentary notice greets Walter with a call to visit the Generous Min Cat restaurant. The brief text appears as a stray message inviting Walter and others to arrive for meals and social gathering.
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