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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1922
Page
2
Mrs. MA Enrico of Chicago reports relief from left side pain after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She credits the remedy with restoring her health and encourages other mothers to keep well by taking the medicine.
Early returns show Democrats winning a governor’s race in Michigan and gains of five congressmen overall. North Dakota leans toward Republicans, while Missouri and Iowa shift, and Oklahoma grants three congressmen to Democrats. Chicago backs beer and light wine. Wyoming vows Republican control.
The article lists winners for US Senate and state offices with party—R B Howetts Republican and Charles W Bryan Democrat for Senate. Fred Johnson Republican for Lieutenant Governor. Charles W Pool Democrat for Secretary of State. George W Marsh Republican for State Auditor. C B Spillman Republican for Attorney General. Dan Swanson Republican for Land Commissioner. Charles D Robinson Republican for The Assembly. C A Randar Republican for Railway Commissioner. John M Matzen Republican for Superintendent. George A Day Republican for Supreme Judge Second District. E F Good Republican for Supreme Judge Fourth District. Re Dean for Supreme Judge Sixth District. Harry D Landis Republican for University Regent Fourth District. John S Sears and Willis Sears in several districts. Ashton Shallen Republican for Fourth District. A R Humparey Republican for Labor. Hitchcock congratulates.
A garbled Nebraska State report covers diverse items from rail and bank news to a bombing of public order. It notes the liquidation of the Farmers State Bank of Alexandria and consolidation with the State Bank of Alexandria, various local thefts in Nebraska City, and a war veteran employment drive offering free medical treatment and vocational training before December 26 1922. It also mentions cultural events, school achievements, and a peculiar automobile chain accident causing plate glass damage.
A handwritten message praises a hard fought and fair campaign and extends sincere congratulations. The writer, GOM Hitchcock, wishes the recipient continued enjoyment of service and signs with Yours sincerely.
Early returns indicate a Republican majority in the Senate and a sizable GOP edge in the House. Results show defeats for Calder and Frelinghuysen along with Sutherland, while Oklahoma elects J C Walton governor. Predictions place the 68th Congress with a reduced but clear Republican majority.
A damaged account describes Tanlac restoring Davis to work following three months of weakness and diarrhea. The report notes improved vigor, strength, and overall health, with mention of previous poor condition and renewed activity.
A fragmented medical ad describes Swamp Root as a cure for kidney and bladder troubles and general female ailments. It credits bottles with relief and cautions readers to seek relief through its listed formulas and dosing.
A woman enduring bearing pains and weakness sought medical advice after a long illness. She tried advertised pills and tinctures, including a patent remedy, and gradually regained appetite and strength. She reports avoiding an operation and credits the treatment with her recovery.
The damaged text fragment describes a tense exchange during a game with remarks about a player and outcomes. It references a July event and a reply about whether a move was right for one person but wrong for another, leaving the main action and participants obscured.
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