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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1920
Page
3
An advertisement touts Cuticura products as soothing for skin irritations. It promotes Cuticura Soap for hot baths and Cuticura Ointment for soothing, followed by talcum powder for finish. The copy highlights fragrance and purity of the line.
The Montreal Herald notes the king holds vast powers from vetoes to war and treaties but remains bound by unwritten common sense and parliamentary supremacy. It argues the monarch rules by the people’s will and could be deposed by Parliament, never using drastic prerogatives.
A patient defies medical guidance testing the physician's empathy and professional boundaries as tensions rise between care and autonomy in a clinical setting.
The article explains how ice and cooling are essential to milk marketing in hot seasons. It covers the shift from local delivery to centralized distribution, loading practices at rail platforms, and the need for proper cooling methods and equipment to maintain quality and profits.
Washington direct steps to eliminate radicalism from organized labor and to meet unemployment are being taken by the American Federation of Labor through its executive council in session here. A decisive victory over radicals has been achieved within the organization and conferences dealing with economic problems foreshadow closer labor and capital cooperation to meet unemployment. Kansas City Missouri national convention speeches urge farmers to refuse selling at a loss and a nationwide producers strike call from the National Farmers Union seeks local action to combat falling farm prices.
Reports from Onmeha Nebraska indicate a mail car robbery with losses estimated at up to 3.5 million dollars as investigators and insurance officials assess the damage. Separate dispatches note Greece’s cabinet resigning under Prime Minister Venizelos amid a strong opposition showing in recent elections.
A vintage circular promotes Hall's Catarrh Medicine as a tonic and blood purifier. It claims to cleanse the blood and restore normal body conditions, aiding natural balance. The advertisement lists the Ohio origin and offers free circulars from druggists.
A speaker with an unusual appearance provoked gasps and giggles from the audience as he opened with a harsh jab at various lecture types and bore mentions. After delivering his remarks he bowed grimly and exited the rostrum. A separate note hints at the girl helping her bashful lover, with her father involved in some cases.
Investigations across New Mexico Texas and Arizona link rayless goldenrod to alkali disease in livestock. The plant known as Isocemmena wrightii poisons cattle horses and sheep with symptoms of weakness and collapse. Eradication by digging and pasture management recommended to prevent further losses.
Fragments note catalpa trees planted in a gully to stabilize soil. The vigorous plants are described as growing quickly and becoming fence posts.
A fragment describes Barsia trees in India with three kinds including the Indian butter tree. Flowers are sugar rich and drop in the morning, picked by women and children to dry as maté, with one tree producing about 0 pounds per year. Flowers taste sweet like figs and are eaten fresh or with rice. Seeds yield oil for butter soap and candles.
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