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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1924
Page
2
An old advertisement extols Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy for ailments peculiar to women. It urges readers to ask neighbors and friends about its health benefits and offers a free pamphlet from Pinichamn Medicine in Massachusetts.
An old notice claims a land strip from Barnesville Minnesota to the Canadian border covering about 800 miles with single farms averaging 400 acres and some up to 2000 acres, described as the largest continuous rich black soil area in the United States.
Popular musician wed in London with a jazz wedding. The couple exited the church to a triumphal arch of trombones while the wedding march was played by jazz instruments.
Royal Governor Bir Bamund Andros, briefly governor of New York and New Jersey under James II, was driven from New York in 1688 by an uprising led by Jacob Senter.
An old advertisement warns about Bayer aspirin and urges customers to say Thayer to avoid imitations. It claims Bayer aspirin is proven safe by millions and prescribed by physicians for 23 years.
Nebraska notes recount a flood of short items from Omaha and across the state. It mentions community events at Central High Omaha, a Palestine charity effort in Omaha, honors for teachers, election outcomes in western Nebraska, and a Lincoln youth incident. The report covers civic, educational, and wartime veterans affairs with multiple local names and places.
Reports describe a clash over California water as a group rafting the Owens River diverted water, provoking calls for military action. Governors and local figures warned of bloodshed while tensions between Owens Valley ranchers and LA interests long persisted.
A fashion overview detailing Patou ensembles and winter afternoon coats, including gray chinchilla trimmed designs, apron like founces, and heavy crepe foundations. It describes evening cloaks with rare trims, cape effects, fur pelts, and velvet coats with embroidered detailing, plus practical notes on fabrics, trims, and silhouette.
Readable text hints at a discussion of figures named in a historical edition and mentions a thermometer, a pitch, and a draft related to a period newspaper. The garbled OCR yields limited clear facts about people, events, or dates.
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