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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1919
Page
2
Test this preparation by sending ten cents to Dr. Os in Binghamton New York for a sample bottle. The ad urges mention of the paper and warns of a water related issue. It contains dubious health claims about kidney disease detection.
The passage suggests worth hisioning is enjoyable and within reach for anyone regardless of mental effort. It emphasizes universal ease and personal appeal across readers.
An article examines middle age concerns among women focusing on social, health, and lifestyle pressures. It discusses attitudes toward aging, beauty norms, and shifting roles, reflecting cultural expectations of the era.
A garbled message references taking something for eight weeks and pursuing a favorite pose. The text is unclear but indicates ongoing effort and personal refinement without concrete details or names.
Northwest states appeal for coal as demand grows and rail traffic slows. Railroads report low coal stock. several trains from Chicago and Milwaukee routes canceled. Justice Department eyes possible contempt cases as coal miners stay idle in Des Moines. Eastern coal shipments are helping ease the shortage.
Samuel Gompers, AFL president, denounces direct action as minority rule and cites the British Glasgow conference's refusal to endorse it. He urges a constructive labor policy and warns against striking at the ballot box with an axe to win political demands.
Action on Attorney General Palmer's request for additional legislation to fight radicals will be taken at the regular session of Congress next month. Each measure will be the first in order when the session opens December 1. Leaders blame Palmer for not calling attention to radical activities earlier.
Milk drivers who won a pay raise through threats of a walkout sparked a consumer strike across New York. Early morning deliveries were disrupted as signs reading no milk wanted here until Thursday appeared on doors and apartments.
Kansas Supreme Court orders receivership over large Crawford and Cherokee coal holdings, transferred to state control after proceedings led by Attorney General R. J. Hopkins. Separate note reports Chicago creamery prices peaking at 70 cents a pound for extras, highest in wartime history.
Helena report: state supreme court affirms women may obtain education and literacy on equal terms with men, reinforcing constitutional equality and access to schooling.
The forthcoming consistory in Rome is ordered to name a new American cardinal, according to sources.
The government’s supreme court advances action to seize control of the Southern sector amid ongoing legal battles and strategic political pressure. Officials indicate the move aims to consolidate authority and resolve long standing jurisdiction disputes.
A reader praises Peruna as the best medicine for hoarseness fatigue and colds claiming relief after three bottles. The letter lists catarrh stomach trouble constipation rheumatic pains and digestive issues as conditions Peruna is recommended for and notes it is sold in tablet or liquid form.
A garbled excerpt hints at a domestic scene with a child named Marty and a cow involved in a street incident. The unclear text suggests a caregiver or neighbor reacting to a plan or event unfolding nearby, with references to a calf or animal behavior.
An old circular claims catarrhal deafness stems from inflammation of mucous passages and Eustachian tubes. It asserts HALA/S CATARRE MEDICINE can reduce inflammation and restore normal function, offering a $100 reward for any uncurable case and providing free circulars from Chonan & Go.
A special commission appointed by the British government is still winding up the affairs of the Great Exhibition in Crystal Palace London in 1851. The text questions practical value of crafts and ends with a proverbial remark about living two lives.
Nebraskans face a flood of scattered items from 1919 era notes. Prohibition debates echo through lawmakers while a Beatrice car theft prompts fear. farm results include record sheep shipments and corn production forecasts. Local thefts, park sales plans, and farm extension efforts wrap the concise digest.
A wide scan of midwestern notices reports health topics for fall term, a proposed rail line extension near Medicine Row, and a statewide push for public health and education. It notes Omaha leaders, Red Cross rosters, and fiscal plans for teachers salaries, plus farm to table enforcement and Penitentiary sentences.
A fragment notes a 12 tablet Elandyte tower costing a few conte and mentions Aapiete trade mark of River Manufactare of Mono acetic addester of Sattertenea Adv.
A historical ad touts Pape Compound for colds with two hour dosing and rapid head relief. It claims to ease headaches fever sore throat and cough without quinine and costs only a few cents at drug stores.
A fragmented note questions the whereabouts of a wife in a hotel. It mentions Mr Newell and doubts about her arrival and her staying in a room for required alterations, with inconsistent spellings and phrasing.
In unsettled weather warnings against influenza, Boschee's Syrup promotes relief from coughs bronchitis and throat irritation. A trusted household remedy for fifty three years in the United States, it aids quiet nights and easy morning expectoration. Made in America and widely used in homes worldwide. Try one bottle and accept no substitutes.
The Lamdon area exhibition features Kentish pottery styles including bowls salt cellars and delftware. The collection showcases simple well formed pieces in attractive, inexpensive wares with rising demand and potential for a revived cottage industry. Dried raspberries yield £2,200 from a 3.58 hundredweight load and the farmer plus son earned over £2,200 selling berries and canning output, totaling over £4,500.
The fragment notes the oldest bells in the United States hanging in the Henna Cathedral in St Augustine. The date reads as 1S, indicating an uncertain historic year.
Jud Tudkins advocates on site mobile ownership so people can leave home life and ride with neighbors. note mentions Washington Ster and Danny Altrutet in uncertain context.
Fragmentary OCR describes a dramatic chase involving a “Veater nt chers” and a retreating figure named Peter. A covert open pursuit unfolds as followers cite a secret about keeping the enemy from rest. The scene references a person named Riley and a confrontation at a paraphrase of a spires setting.
Fragmented report recalls women competing alongside men for athletic honors, noting strides in wrestling and boxing and hints at a shift in social and cultural attitudes. It mentions increasing strength and access to events, with references to a new newspaper feature celebrating perseverance and rights.
A playful owner recalls a dog described as a cheerful, loyal companion. The dog is praised for his courage, hunting and protective instincts, and his affectionate, energetic nature.
The Shah of Persia visits the United States and contrasts Persian court manners with American customs. The piece notes his grandfather’s experiences in Paris and hints at cultural differences in courtship and social behavior.
The readable lines describe a club relation meeting adoption by rising interests and promise an easier square deal. A girl with a long set is mentioned along with a permanent value asset.
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