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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1920
Page
2
A fragmentary dialogue shows one woman debating breaking an engagement while fearing social judgment. A friend suggests inviting him to tea and serving biscuits to prompt him to end it. A side line mentions the sister having a good money making job at the mint.
An ad claims Freezone removes hard soft and between toe corns without soreness. A drugstore bottle costs only a few cents and promises fast relief. The surrounding jokes parody domestic scenes and office humor about calls during work hours and a cautious husband with a new office girl.
An old remedy sold widely for fifty four years promises relief from coughs colds bronchitis and lung troubles. It claims to give rest at night and easy morning breathing with reduced coughing and clearer sputum. Available from druggists and dealers nationwide.
A chaotic note from a Boston transcript mentions a garden thief and warns the culprit about ears in the core and eyes in the potatoes, while a correspondent suggests painting colors on a scent. The message ends with garbled lines and odd phrases.
Market reports show a broad decline in wheat and other grains with prices slipping by several cents per barrel. Retail prices for foods edge downward while restaurants and hotels push higher charges to offset costs.
London reports the triple alliance of miners railway men and transport workers again pressing the government for higher sewage funding. The action aims to force a response to their demands amid ongoing labor tension.
A fragment from a Lawrence Kentucky notice references liquor and an event at Mant of the Cedar. The readable text hints at a legal or licensing matter tied to local establishments and dates.
Reports allege restaurant owners seek to raise prices while maintaining profits, with city officials citing widespread articles on surging costs. Separate notes discuss farmers seeking greater credit and government economic restraints, including debates over enforcing French orders and recognition of regional groups.
The foundation stone for a $5,000,000 Conception Shrine is laid on Catholic university grounds in Washington. Cardinal Gibbons of Baltimore, with Cardinal O Connell of Boston assisting, dedicates the shrine to soldiers and sailors who died in the world war.
Warsaw reports negotiations between Ithuania and Poland have ended. Polish delegation leaves Kalwerye while Lithuania agrees to withdraw troops behind Fech One. Poland refuses to retreat to the same distance.
Sugar market shows renewed weakness as federal and Arbuckle refining companies announce willingness to accept business at 14.26 dollars per hundredweight for fine granulated sugar, dipping below prior quota levels.
Springfield reports bioterror style infection in a brush lot. The United States Public Health Service is notified by Dr Clair Drake of Minols about a brush origin traced to New York City with distribution partly from Chicago.
Judge Clements in Lancaster County Nebraska districts declares Rock Island 550 annual payment to secretary of state suffices to discharge obligations, denying state 2500 yearly levy. Community notes cover Masons officers, church cornerstone ceremony, market reports, and local incidents.
The report notes a less than three percent decline in deposits amid Belfast unrest described as seething with excitement and lawlessness. It cites banking department data, mentions rapid growth of high schools, and references investigations into an explosion linked to Walt Streent with indications of an accident rather than a plot and several anonymous threats across major cities.
A reduction of meat prices from 10 to 14 per cent is announced by restaurant and hotel men. The offer includes one vegetable with each order as part of the price cut.
Berlin ministers reach agreement on a bill to socialize German mines. The cabinet meeting confirms a plan that would place mining under state control as part of reparations discussions.
Anepelia Maryland again refused to ratify the Queen BE Anthony women suffrage proposal. The measure was prepared for the legislature's special session and failed in both houses before final adjournment.
A Bayonne New Jersey woman Susie Sacatansky, 25 East 17th Street, says she suffered six months of back and abdominal trouble before Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound brought relief. The letter lauds the product as standard and dependable, noting forty years of popularity and proven value.
Fragmentary excerpt reflects on money’s limits and the need to value virtues beyond wealth. The text hints at social pressures and the role of fathers and family in shaping character amid material desire.
An OCR damaged snippet touts Camarets tablets for liver and stomach relief with claims of morning wakefulness and sweet breath. It also references a 60 count package and mentions children using the product. A second fragment alludes to airplanes chasing bandits and a Chinese government plan to use aircraft for reconnaissance and transport.
An advertisement urges buyers to use Diamond-Dyes for all fabrics including wool silk cotton and mixed goods. It claims the dye provides fadeless color and restores faded garments. The card emphasizes reliability through a broad product range.
A girl from Oolhuam visiting a friend observed incubators at a chicken farm. She noted that artificial chickens may be nice but fear they cannot match the taste of natural poultry.
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