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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1922
Page
2
A furniture factory guide notes chairs in the dull season while an attendant jokes about seating never going out of fashion. An advertisement touts Red Cross Ball Blue for baby dresses with a prompt test and grocery store placement.
The list covers Table Rock sowing winter wheat, Kiwanis club plans in Superior, Ak-Sar-Ben attendance in Omaha, a fatal electrical accident near Wisner, a new church construction at Teoumaeh, football injuries at Branks City, a shooting wound to Goldsby, North Loop school enrollment records, a Bloomfield fire, Clinton river-trail journey, Pageant of Nations at the county fair, a Polish hog described by RH Smith, county junior fair preparations with $500 prizes, a Tecumseh seating collapse injuring several, a 14 cart train to the American Legion in New Orleans, marriages in York, a Burlington train fatality near York, a Northwestern brain-speed feat, Massacre Canyon anniversary planning, and Fremont school strike developments.
A Nebraska City observer contrasts a neighbor’s modern house with its lawns and towers to argue beauty should uplift a town. He warns against cheap schools and a wage economy eroding tomorrow's citizens, urging focus on character and community.
An advertisement asserts Tanlac restores health for stomach trouble and underweight people. It cites Mrs. C. D. Flaherty of Lynchburg Virginia praising her son's recovery including weight gain and improved vitality after using Tanlac.
Julsius, a persistent complainant among his workplace peers, warned he might quit. The boss did not view it as a threat, believing he was simply doing the farce of a favor. Landon TivBita.
The text extols Castoria as a famous infant remedy and recalls Dr. Pierce and his Favorite Prescription for women illness. It notes nurses entering the profession and outlines public availability of medical tonics through Buffalo, New York and general distribution. The piece reflects historical advertising of health products for women and children.
The Interstate Commerce Commission investigated complaints of Missouri Valley livestock shipments from Nebraska to Omaha Kansas City Saint Joseph and Sioux City. The report notes Nebraska rates appear lower but recommends withholding action while Nebraska's own rail commission studies potential rate changes under the Aldrich act.
High officials report Kemalist peace proposals are discussable but not acceptable at the Danubian conference. Bouillon, the French envoy, expects an agreement at Mudalia. Kemal is said to push for peace beyond wartime efforts amid talks on Dardanelles shores and Thrace evacuation.
A chorus of letters from women praising Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for easing nervous spells and health decline. Testimonies describe improved strength, weight gain, and renewed ability to work after using the remedy. Letters from Horatio Arkansas and New Orleans Louisiana appear in the plea of personal recovery.
Cebo Theta Powell of Columbus Ohio, Civil War veteran and brother of Gen Eugene Powell, owns Lawn Hower the last direct descendant of Mary Sawyer. The Mary narrative traces to 1814 with poems attributed to John Houlston and notes from the Argonaut.
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