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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1921
Page
2
Fragmentary reader notice from Altoona Pennsylvania mentions joy in the home and a product by W. Bunz at 131 3rd Ave. It references remedies for ailments peculiar to women and hints at nervousness and blues without clear details.
Government ordered reductions to avert a nationwide railroad strike. Western routes from Omaha to Chicago and beyond see about 10 percent cuts on heavy grain and feed products, with broader revisions planned to ease agricultural burdens. Rail unions threaten a massive stoppage, while arbitration in Canada weighs wage concessions. Concerns arise from grain and agricultural sectors over transportation costs.
Chicago reports a tentative halt to a nationwide railroad strike as major unions representing 30 000 workers vote not to authorize a walkout for now. Washington outlines plans for interdepartmental and state cooperation to mobilize food supplies if a strike occurs.
Formal peace with Germany appears established as the Senate ratifies the Versailles treaty and a similar agreement with Austria and Hungary. The action safeguards U.S. citizens and confirms postwar rights under the Versailles framework. Nebraska farm expert predicts higher wheat prices due to continued demand and imports. A university football party in Milford, Illinois was killed when a Chicago and Eastern Illinois train collided with their car near a crossing.
Fragmentary text references education patriotism balloons and a commemorative drive. No clear names dates places or events are readable.
An old fashioned advertisement touts California Fig Syrup as a guaranteed remedy for const ipation in children and babies. It urges mothers to use the product for a gentle bowel cleanse and to ask their druggist for authentic labeling with age instructions. A short joke about a bachelor and new parents follows.
An old advertisement touts Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root as a remedy for kidney bladder and urinary issues. It claims relief from backache headaches and general ill health with a simple one bottle trial offered by The Cleveland Co. for a complete bottle.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a person named Vay Beehegeer and a cautionary tale about a friend who tried a prescription before a fire. The passage is garbled with unreadable words and names, hindering a clear incident or outcome.
A fragmentary domestic advice item references dyeing draperies skirts and sweaters, notes on dye risks such as spots fades or runs, and mentions soft coal increasing laundry effort. It includes stray lines about couples marrying and a Red Cross ball, with unrelated catalog-like phrases.
Nebraska in Brief outlines plans by Governor McKelvie to mobilize farmers for winter help and details state education costs, tax fund shifts, and local developments. It notes potato inspection results, Beatrice and Omaha area projects, school enrollments, court house votes, and public notices across counties.
Readable text notes a patient saved from a critical operation, with scattered fragments mentioning Buffalo New York and hotel options or related venue hints.
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