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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1923
Page
2
An anonymous testimonial from a Brooklyn woman extols a Vegetable Compound for calming nerves, aiding sleep and appetite, and easing troubles around the middle age period. The note claims decades of success and urges fair trial, noting Mrs Engleman’s praise.
An old advertisement touts California Fig Syrup as a safe laxative for children, claiming it relieves constipation without narcotics or soothing drugs. It emphasizes genuine product and directions, urging readers to avoid counterfeits and purchase from a druggist.
A clipped ad warns that Bayer aspirin marked with Bayer on the package is proven safe by physicians and millions, urging buyers to verify the Bayer name to avoid counterfeit or dangerous substitutes. The notice also includes personal dispute lines about divorce and a title change.
A garbled ad section mentions Dandelion Butter Color sold by stores at 35 cents and references a Red Cross Ball Blue advertisement. It notes a historical belief among English miners about baths and a curious line about Delilah as "The original lady barber."
The president urges Congress to avoid damaging laws and outlines nearing recommendations. He hints at tax reduction as a favored outcome, signaling readiness to share a near-complete package with lawmakers.
The item notes a roundup titled Prom Various Points Thru featuring diverse regional items collected for readership.
The article outlines Norris's position in a split Republican scene with other Nebraska figures. It discusses the March 4, 1923 senate presidency race, potential candidacies, and party strategy to maintain Republican unity. Also noted are local reports on farming, poultry breeders, and other state affairs reflecting a broad political and social snapshot.
A fragmentary note describes Bagster and a reflected sentiment of gratitude. The text shows garbled lines and stray phrases that hint at a poetic or reflective piece, with hints of identity or attribution to someone initials MM EO. and a possible emphasis on "Manifested" and "legney" amid distorted wording.
Fragmentary OCR from a 19th or early 20th century newspaper page presents a long, fragmented meditation on poetry, Thanksgiving themes, and references to Longfellow Browning and Mrs. Hegeter. The text drifts between quoted lines and narrator commentary, with mentions of a forthcoming singers’ gathering and a "great march onward" toward freedom and unity.
Report cites secret service disclosures claiming about 1000 stolen cars prowled the Aberdeen area with Vebden in Marshall county as the operation center. The item notes widespread thefts and law enforcement attention.
Atlanta woman Leona Culpeper testifies Tanlag eased years of digestion problems and persistent nausea. After trying multiple bottles she reports improved appetite, weight gain, and better overall health, urging others to use Tanlag as directed by the distributor.
Fragments discuss a tough Jeep and a mocked tale of Joey and an aluminum mitten. Readers struggle with garbled names and unclear claims as a quirky, unreadable text passes through OCR.
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