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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1924
Page
3
Frances A. Pyle of Waterloo Iowa describes severe stomach distress and liver pain, reporting dramatic relief after taking two bottles of Discovery tablets or liquid. She credits the product with restoring strength and reducing headaches.
The Italian Chamber of Commerce in New Orleans plans to endow a library for a local university. The project aims to reflect the cultural standards of the Italian community and dates back to a long Italian presence in the region.
A Washington D C reader praises Resinol Soap and its effects on skin healing. She describes cleansing with olive oil and home remedies, noting rapid improvement from a raw surface to smoother skin after one night, naming sender Moe nC P Tapley and address 1028 Gt N W.
Washington reports September frost damage to corn with 54 million bushels lost and 2.459 billion bushels projected for the year. Nebraska sees severe harm to about 10 percent of its crop while over 70 percent of Nebraska corn matured beyond damage. Kansas forage shows 89 percent beyond harm. Wheat prospects rise by 19 million bushels to 856 million total with winter wheat at 598 million. Spring wheat looks excellent at 266 million. Dats and potato yields rise with 1.509 billion bushels and 424 million bushels respectively, while hay climbs to 95.19 million tons.
The body of former President Wilson is moved from Bethlehem chapel to a marble sarcophagus in Washington Cathedral. The simple design features a crusader’s sword relief and a brief inscription. The body will be reposed permanently after cathedral completion.
A quick DIY method shows how to heat a soldering iron using a small gas burner. Build a wooden block with a mounted burner, connect with a rubber tube to a gas jet, and tune the opening for a roaring blue flame. A wt wire support holds the iron for efficient, rapid soldering.
A device is described to safely strip insulation from cotton or rubber covered wire. It uses a brass strip bent into a tool with sharpened edges to cut insulation as the jaws grip and pull along the wire. The tool promises efficient removal for heavy rubber coated wire, as noted in Radio News.
The article argues against using a single jack for all detector and two stages in radio wet build devices. It says multiple jacks allow quick fault location by plugging into detector, first stage, and second stage. A separate jack per unit is recommended for easier troubleshooting.
A fragmented note discusses how discharge affects storage batteries and remedies to prevent leakage. It mentions protecting batteries from damp weather and suggests keeping them at moderate temperatures or sealing them in paraffin to stop bubbling.
A New York Herald Tribune fashion writer surveys Paris couturiers signal the return of high necklines long sleeves and short skirts for autumn. Lanvin details elaborate embroidery and period-inspired gowns with tunics, capes, and fur accents across tweed and velvet fabrics.
Advice stresses nutrition for children including homemade bread to boost strength. It urges personal responsibility for today shaping tomorrow and emphasizes that outcomes depend on one’s own efforts, within limits of circumstances.
The Northwestern Yeast Co of Chicago offers a free booklet titled The Art of Baking Bread. Addressed to readers at 1730 North Ashland Avenue, Chicago, IL, the offer invites requests for the booklet.
For many years druggists have watched with interest the remarkable record maintained by Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root a great kidney liver and bladder medicine. It is a physician's prescription strengthening medicine and helps the kidneys liver and bladder do the work nature intended. Swamp Root has stood the test of years and is sold by all druggists on its merit. Be sure to get Swamp Root and start treatment at once. Send ten cents to Dr Kilmer Co for a simple bottle.
In a court scene a woman asserts she is not married, denying she has a husband and challenging the magistrate’s question about last seeing him. The exchange highlights confusion over her legal status and the ongoing inquiry.
At a New York dinner, Elisabeth Marbury extolled remaining single describing married life as too complicated. She recounted a Persian bread story illustrating complex loyalties to mother in law parents and children, with light humor about effendi. The tale underscores her view of modern marriage as tangled and vague.
An advertisement urges using Cuticura to soothe itching scalp and dan druff spots and recommends a morning shampoo with Cuticura Soap and hot water. It claims the daily use will yield clear skin and soft white hands.
A returned student recalls summer activities on campus with humor. The Emporia Gazette notes one student chauffeured and another did dishwashing work, reflecting a light okay at home tone about college life after vacation.
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