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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1920
Page
3
A Detroit man faced a thorough trial amid claims of empress perens use. The text discusses Pe ruma as a common remedy, noting its popularity for coughs, colds, catarrh, stomach and bowel issues and other ailments. Described forms include tablets and liquids with related products.
Fragmentary quotes show a vice presidential candidate discussing a rival party and a tense domestic scene with a mother and a child named Willie. The garbled text suggests political discourse alongside a personal anecdote about a finger injury.
An elderly woman reports quick relief from sour stomach indigestion heartburn and bloating using Batonic after a week of use. The ad emphasizes safety effectiveness and dependence on Batonic for relief of stomach distress with claims of relief to tens of thousands.
7 percent per annum tax free offered by the Lincoln telephone and telegraph company for 100 dollar shares. Quarterly dividends paid during peak years. Investors urged to mail checks for $1.78 share. Information or stock certificates from CP Kessel secretary. Lines in Telephone Company, July end or later.
A teacher asks what defines a widow during a Sunday class lesson. Silence follows as a student nods, and a boy asks for a definition while others listen to the discussion about widowhood and identity.
An old advertisement touts California Syrup of Figs as the best laxative for children. It emphasizes a fruity taste and full directions on each bottle, urging parents to seek the product for a healthy stomach and liver.
A sergeant hears a roar overhead and dives into a shell hole. A private, already there, is struck by shrapnel from a weapon named youcom. The private breathes a line of relief and jokes that the sergeant finally exploded.
The readable parts mention loyalty, interest, and unclear names and places. Much of the text is garbled, with stray fragments resembling names like Ann Lee and references to persons and locations, but no coherent event or date emerges.
General farm notes mention potato peelings fed to cattle and alfalfa seed quality concerns. Readers advised about feed practices and purity issues in crop seeds and forage.
The piece highlights vast grain fields across the region with abundant yields expected to exceed a billion dollars. It notes dairy products and crops like wheat as key agricultural successes driving economic optimism for the area.
Fragmentary item notes a claim that catarrh can be cured. No clear names, places, or dates are readable.
A cryptic OCR fragment claims to present a correction about stomach conditions and skin, with garbled terms like Papes Diepepsin and Letieura. The readable parts suggest a health correction or treatment note, but the exact details and identities are not clear.
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