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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1919
Page
3
A unclear report notes a man named in a puzzling entry about writing a Deme on a note. The odd phrasing suggests a personal or local incident with possible misinterpretation or scribal error. No additional context or names are clearly identified.
An advertisement extols a summer cold cure recommending bed rest with Boschee's Syrup to ease coughing and chest discomfort. If not bedridden, avoid drafts and drastic changes, eat light meals, and use Boschee's Syrup occasionally. The product is marketed as a safe American remedy with over fifty years of production. Poverty is cited as a motivation for effort.
Advertisement touts Cuticura Toilet Trio Soap Ointment Talcum as a complete antiseptic fragrance set for face skin and baby care. Claims the powder and perfume render other perfumes superfluous while promoting honesty against debt.
In St Louis on September 6 President Wilson drew a vast crowd and praised the peace treaty while denouncing opponents as contemptible quitters. Indianapolis also saw large crowds as he spoke at the state fair Coliseum, though Governor Goodrich’s lengthy intro drew criticism. Wilson stressed arbitration over war, outlined League provisions, and urged support for the covenant and its Article X guarantees.
The article notes Chinese music is transmitted orally across generations before troubadours. It emphasizes that melodies are kept in memory and interpretation depends on the musician. Performances vary as the musician’s best dictates and instruments may falter during play.
The Constitution was adopted by multiple states on various dates including Delaware December 7 1787 Pennsylvania December 12 1787 New Jersey December 18 1787 Georgia January 2 1788 Connecticut January 9 1788 Massachusetts February 6 1788 Maryland April 28 1788 South Carolina May 23 1788 New Hampshire June 1 1788 Virginia June 25 1788 New York June 20 1788 North Carolina November 21 1780 Rhode Island May 29 1790
Dr. P. B. Altendorf of the US military intelligence circle accuses American manufacturers of arms and ammunition of aiding border smuggling into Mexico. He cites Coyotes of Villa as dependent on purchases from renegades and argues halting arms flow would cripple Villa’s operations.
Americans entering the Tampico region must sign an affidavit releasing the Mexican government from all responsibility for harm by bandit gangs. The document admits awareness of danger and waives heirs' right to pursue claims. Mexico aims to avoid liability while US pressure continues.
Charles M. Galloway announces he and Republican Herman W. Craven were urged to resign by Postmaster General Burleson. Reason given: they would not make the commission a mere adjunct to the post office and its examinations for presidential postmasters. The request came before the president's return from Europe amid plans to reorganize the commission.
In Pontiac Ti a clash between prisoners and guards at the state reformatory on September 7 left one officer and one inmate dead and another inmate severely wounded. The riot started after two prisoners tried to escape by cutting their cell bars and escalated onto the hospital roof before being driven back to their cells.
Coblenz Reas Madsen of Sacramento California, an American private, was killed by German soldiers while deer hunting in the neutral zone near the Coblenz bridgehead on September 6. Private Baliani, with Madsen, encountered a German patrol that opened fire without explanation. Balsinger was captured and later turned over to the American provost marshal.
Several thousand miners marching across the country on Sept 7 to coerce Logan county workers to unionize were persuaded to desist by Governor Cornwell after frequent calls with Frank Keeley, district president. The governor cited suspected radical influence and false reports spreading among miners in the region.
A fragment discusses Rance Avetrnetion and a British plan to test inventions abroad, then shifts to Popular Mechanics ideas on morale. It argues moral cleanliness supports morale, while mental and physical purity affect resilience, urging proper care of the body as essential to meeting life’s stresses.
A fragmented ad urges men to join a program called class man and to begin immediately. It promises bodily strength, mental alertness, and resilience with a trial box of Medal. It targets men in Haarlem seeking to improve stamina and productivity.
A country story shows a farmer taunting boarders over apples. He lets the boys eat freely so they stay away from the table for days and plans to bill their fathers for the fruit, turning a minor prank into profit.
The fragmentary text hints at an obituary or memorial note for Graggins and references long years along the edge. Details are unclear, but the piece suggests remembrance of a figure named Graggin tied to recent or past events.
Describing her, the line contrasts knowledge with candor as she speaks openly. The dialogue suggests a persona confident in sharing information rather than possessing all the facts.
A jumble of aphorisms on wealth romance secrecy and gender roles. It touches on Edith an implied social observation about interest governed by wealth and the idea of principal and interest. It also includes lines about aviators future thoughts and a crude remark about women and secrecy.
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