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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1919
Page
2
A husband notes from his newspaper that Thompson's shirt store has burned out. The wife asks who caused it, and the husband confirms the store was destroyed in the blaze. The exchange echoes a Blighty dispatch describing the incident in stark terms.
In the good old summer time when fruits are ripe and picnics abound, August Flower is advertised as a sovereign remedy for tired overworked stomachs. It claims to ease indigestion fermentation of food sour stomach and headaches while gently stimulating the liver and cleansing the intestines.
A compact reflection on fame noting that it rarely falls to those who consciously seek it. The quote by Oliver Wendell Holmes emphasizes that true recognition tends to arrive when one is focused on other pursuits, not self-promotion.
A dialogue playful about a bathing suit that is described as waterproof. One person jokes about going into bathing now without getting wet, treating cleaning or waterproofing as a humorous advantage.
Nebraska items include three Seward county boys named as state fair judges and Omaha girls forming a canning team. Alfalfa seed from Italy is imported as Nebraska faces drought. Weather storms from Texas bring heavy rains across the state. The Methodist church reports a state membership drop, and Governor McKelvie faces a minor penalty for a sidewalk act.
Reported nationwide strike spread through Chicago Pittsburgh Cleveland Youngstown Steubenville and other hubs with demand for conference. Bethlehem Steel workers refused to join until talks. most plants operated at reduced or full capacity while sparse closures occurred in Buffalo Wheeling Pueblo and South Chicago.
Washington Puget Sound and San Francisco harbor will be the permanent bases for the battleships of the Pacific fleet. Smaller ships will be discarded plan for the sea or for any big fleet maneuvers. It takes months for the fleet to be overhauled and no big movement seems possible.
A garbled block discusses a medicinal product and a money back offer, with stray lines about kidneys and a distrustful tone. It also includes social commentary on gender and taxes, mentioning milliners’ bills and beauty. The passage lacks clear event or structure beyond miscellaneous advertising language.
Frederick Kole of New York reports that weak nervous individuals gain strength by taking bitro phosphate with meals. A French statem Chandler touts remarkable results and urges trial for two weeks to see improvement.
A disjointed OCR fragment suggests a man described as a glutton for trouble may face sentencing or probation after planning a vacation. It mentions wives, Sing Bing, and potential foolish acts, but lacks clear names, places, dates, or verifiable facts.
A garbled clipping warns about the Bayer cross on genuine aspirin and warns against counterfeit Bayer tablets. It recounts a tale of Str J B Robinson in London court and a diamond stone incident, ending with a vague note about success and beauty without clear context.
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