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Newspaper
The Jansen News
Location
Jansen, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1925
Page
3
Fragmented OCR text describes a scene with confusion and motion as a figure leans over and others respond with alarm. The passage lacks clear subjects or context, presenting only garbled actions and reactions without a discernible event or outcome.
An old advertisement urges consumers to buy only genuine Bayer aspirin showing the Bayer cross. It warns that tablets lacking the Bayer name or proper packaging may be dangerous and notes the product's safety reputation and physician approval over 23 years.
State game warden H. Hedrick notes a new resource that could become profit for landowners as fur bearing animals expand in South Dakota. Colonies once immune from trappers under the IV date law have increased in number and spread to areas previously unvisited. Hedrick cannot estimate counts but confirms rapid, unexpected prosperity of these animals.
The advertisement promotes Cuticura Soap Ointment and Talcum as a daily skin care trio for cleansing soothing and powdering to keep skin clear and presentable on every toilet table.
Public health officials note there is on average one new tuberculosis cure proposed weekly, most failing. Authorities investigate the Wollecaard cure and will announce results once determined.
An old advertisement touts Joint-Ease as a remedy for stiff swollen rheumatic joints. It claims to eliminate agony reduce swelling and restore mobility after ordinary cure-alls fail. Each 60 cent tube is sold at druggists with the jingle urging quick relief.
Two craftsmen discuss comfort for sorrow. Ohio Nate Journal notes the meeting between a petticoat maker and a switch maker as they speak of words to say to someone in grief. The exchange blends practical sympathy with personal experience in hardship.
Dr. R. V. Pierce rose to fame after college and practice in Pennsylvania. He moved to Buffalo and offered Golden Medical Discovery a tonic for the blood and a health booster. The extract claimed to clear pimples aid digestion enrich the blood and improve vigor without alcohol. Send 10c for a trial tablet package or contact Dr. Pierce’s Invalids’ Hotel in Buffalo New York for confidential medical advice.
Former Premier Caillaux at an Anglo-American press luncheon urged France to settle debts to restore credit. He proposed an amicable adjustment among Nebraska Colorado and Wyoming references and said England and the United States would be offended by a wrong move. He favored a sponge approach on disposals and compensations without impoverishing any country to maintain civilization and mutual need.
Senator Kendrick of Wyoming and Senators Norris of Nebraska and Governor McMullen of Nebraska met to discuss a pact among Wyoming Colorado and Nebraska to settle water rights on the Platte River. The plan requires approval by three state legislatures and Congress, with Colorado already willing to join.
A national convention of Indians from every state with Indian populations plus delegates from Mexico and Canada will meet in Ponca City Oklahoma May 18 to 24 under the Oklahoma Society of Indians. Sylvester J Soldani, Osage, is president. Forty six tribes will be represented and the pow wow aims to be the largest since tribal relations were severed. The Oklahoma Indians Society formed last year held its first convention at Tulsa with six thousand visitors.
El Paso physician reports John Porter twenty two died at William Beaumont hospital after four months confined to a bathtub due to unendurable bed sores. Porter suffered a spine injury when he fell a year earlier and sparked nationwide attention.
The Washington house approved the proposal 75 to 66 on a standing vote but, on a teller vote of 99 to 102, refused to recommend the appropriation of 374,465.02 dollars for payments to Omaha Indians of Nebraska under the February 5, 1925 act.
Chicago city council approved spending 5397,000,000 to purchase and develop streetcar lines and to construct connecting subways in downtown districts. The measure will go to voters at the April 7 election.
Berlin reports that President Ebert died Saturday morning after a post operative decline from his ap pendicitis operation. He failed to regain consciousness following a sinking spell during recovery.
The date for the German presidential election to choose a successor to the late President Ebert was officially fixed as March 29 in Berlin. The announcement confirms the timetable for the election process and related civic preparations.
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