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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1921
Page
3
The Birmingham Arc-Herald reports on a famed crony duo with ties to Republican votes in the eighties. The Colonel and Reck are described as close allies whose strong partnership endures beyond political campaigns.
Ad claims Kilmer's Kidney Liver and Bladder remedy cures many ailments and urinary troubles. Testimonials from thousands assert wide success. Dr Kilmer Co New York offers large and medium bottles for ten cents and promotes a sensational earnings line for young men.
The article reports Senator Borah arguing that ratification of new treaties would impose a moral or legal obligation to keep American troops in Germany, framing the issue as a route through a back door into European enforcement. It notes proposed American representation on a reparations commission and the broader questions surrounding indemnity payments and Europe's political interests.
Washington reports efforts to center activity in the Senate over tax revision and allied debt reforms while new appointments and military news unfold. The piece notes recruiting resuming in the capital and President Harding naming Mason Matthews Patrick to head the Air Service. Detroit hosts the 724th convention of United Veterans of Foreign Wars.
American relief administration and State Department plan to extend aid to all starving areas of Russia. A Washington probe investigates possible illegal mail sent through unspecified channels under Postmaster General Hays.
The committees report finds Mrs. O Leary and her cow retired early the night of the 1871 fire and suggests the blaze was started by an unidentified cause not connected to the cow or its owner.
The article outlines moves by President Heever to appoint committees and organize a conference to discuss labor, industry, and wartime recovery. It mentions German peace treaty ratification, anticipated embassy openings, and ongoing political maneuvering in Washington with references to labor leaders and international diplomacy.
The article urges late summer to clear bean poles and prep soil for spring planting. It advises plowing or spading the garden in fall or winter, adding manure, and sowing rye or barley as cover to protect ground, improve structure, and speed early spring harvesting. It cites USDA guidance and emphasizes long-term garden health and earlier yields.
The guide explains a method to store a plow by applying axle grease to the point and covering with a protective layer to prevent drying. This preserves the plow for the season and reduces residue when next used.
A U S Department of Agriculture poster warns tuberculososis can hide in healthy looking cattle. It stresses tuberculin testing by trained operators as the only reliable method and links dairy milk from diseased cattle to risk for children.
A vintage ad from Gas City Indiana features Mise LaRue Devis of Chat tanenge Tennessee praising Tantec tobacco as a remedy for stomach trouble and extreme thinness. The testimonial claims dramatic weight gain and improved appetite after using the product, touting dramatic health benefits.
A garbled note discusses Jock’s engagement and mentions Fanny Bridetepe in unclear terms. The fragment hints at responsiveness and a generic personal situation without clear names or dates.
A Wisconsin agricultural note reports manure application on clover plots showing improved plant growth. The study compares rotations with and without manure, noting heavier root development and more vigorous tops when phosphorus was added, indicating manure’s value for soil fertility.
Article discusses methods for preserving late vegetables through winter storage. It mentions using basement or cellar spaces for cooling, with simple facilities and no need for cash outlay. Includes notes on handling late root crops and maintaining quality during cold storage.
An OCR ad fragment mixes product lines and messy phrases. It references Cross Ball Rive and Snowy-white clothes, urges Try it and you will ab were wee it, and promotes Cuticura skin care with Ointment and Soap. The garbled text includes warnings about temperamental behavior and minor claims about beauty benefits.
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