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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1922
Page
3
W Ham Hoysen of 16 Spring St Bristol Conn credits Tantec with curing his severe stomach trouble after years of suffering. He gained fifteen pounds over three bottles, now eats steak and onions and feels well. The ad claims Tantec restores stomach health and builds the body, claiming millions endorse it.
A fashion overview discusses fall dress shopping with emphasis on brown serge suits and long skirts. It notes tailoring details, trims in blue embroidery, and the shift toward softer, flowing styles for cooler weather.
Reports from Smyrna describe massacres of soldiers and civilians amid Greek Armenian violence. Telegraph agencies note executions, beheadings, and bodies thrown into the sea, with refugees and foreign residents terrorized as negotiations for reparations unfold in Athens.
A bill introduced by Senator Herrer of Oklahoma empowers the secretary of agriculture to advance up to 500000 dollars to any farmer for seed and farming needs. The measure creates a program within the United States to provide loans and credits to farmers across the nation.
A chaotic narrative fragment depicts Mose accusingly confronting a blind mule on a Dean’s barn floor. The scene shifts to pursuit through streets and a courtroom tone emerges with questions of allegiance and public tension. An unrelated laundress chorus ends the fragment with Red Cross Ball Blue.
A chaotic railcar scene unfolds with a London or county setting. A inmate’s escape attempt, a warden, a clergyman, and uneasy passengers mingle as a woman near a foundation seat reacts to the service. The narrative hints at moral judgments amid a crowded commute.
Irene Castie at Palm Beach luncheon recalls a farm hand tale about dancing class at the Elks hall. The quip centers on a farm hand joking about joining a new dancin class and pretending to learn by moving his feet in a humorous exchange.
A fragmentary clipping references a breach of promises suit and a challenged clock in the senate chamber. The text mocks political games and notes a lawsuit involving a senator and a winded exchange.
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