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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1925
Page
2
Peter discusses funding a wide search for a valuable book, noting costs for stenographers long-distance calls and potential payment beyond the book’s value. Smallwood questions budget and urgency while Peter emphasizes necessity and willingness to accept debris as long as pages stay intact.
Peter De Wolfe and colleague Eldegard pursue a hidden manuscript linked to a web of handwriting study and a secret trail. They consult a physician for forensic handwriting, race against time, and await a crucial answer as Brena Seicoss arrives with troubling news.
Sunday evening Peter dined with Colby Pennington in a great deserted New York club dining room and felt a sense of revolt against the rut of his own kind. Pennington’s mind shines free yet is shackled by religion politics morals and school of petty imitation.
A reflection ties medieval fables to grave earnest aims behind fiction. It cites Mato and Ralph Waldo Emerson noting poets’ hidden understanding and the allegorical link to science, magic, and the mind's powers shaping stories and masks of frolic.
A curious device by an unnamed inventor features an adjustable plug to sharpen a whistle’s pitch. The design claims to raise vibrations until the sound stops affecting the human ear, with odd framing and unclear details.
Incomplete text references a wealthy New Yorker and a daily apple line. The fragment mentions Arkenmee and Oveon A, but lacks clear people, places, or dates to establish a full news item or outcome.
Reports say miners and operators may restart talks on wage differences and a new contract after July expiry. A conciliatory tone is hinted by leaders in Atlantic City and Worcester influenced discussions, with hopes for a negotiated settlement soon.
Dawes recounts a final day catch at Wagon Wheel Gap to Lincoln reporters. The nine day vacation total reached one hundred fish, described as the biggest trout, with Dawes and party praising the outing despite modest claims.
The James J Hill home in St Paul, a famed show place in the Hill estate contest involving nine heirs, sold at public auction for 90300. Minneapolis banker Aimon A Green and company bought the brownstone residence, once valued at 189000, after its 200000 plus cost in 1889, with Green declining to reveal his representation.
George Gray eighty five former United States senator from Delaware and retired judge of the United States Circuit Court of Appeals died at his home in Wilmington Del He was twice honored by Democrats of Delaware with the Democratic presidential nomination in 1904 and again in 1908
Henry Ford has acquired all stock of the Stout Metal Airplane company at the Ford airport in Dearborn. The firm will operate as a division of the Ford Motor company with Dearborn patents and manufacturing rights now under Ford control.
The Shipping Board announced Henry Ford’s cash bid of 1,706,000 for 200 steel weasels to be dismantled and scrapped. The plan includes removal of all engines batteries and auxiliaries.
The joint board of Interstate highways selected fifty thousand miles of roads across the nation as United States highways. The routes will be marked with a uniform road insignia spanning from the Canadian border to the Gulf, and from the Atlantic to the Pacific.
A petition filed in a U.S. court by attorneys for John A. Beil asks for the appointment of a receiver to manage assets in the Penn area, detailing concerns over property.
A Wyandotte Michigan resident recounts staying in bed for six months after childbirth and credits Lydia E Pinkham's remedies for women with recovery. The advertisement notes availability through druggists and lists Hewitt Hollister as contact in Wyandotte.
The ad extols Peterson's Ointment as a mighty healer for eczema and severe itching of the skin and scalp. It claims overnight relief for itching and lists pimples acne rough skin old sores ulcers piles chafing sunburn and other eruptions with endorsements from druggists.
Mining men in Alaska increasingly use airplanes for trips between interior camps and nearby Canadian sites. Norman L. Wimailer notes a Fairbanks to Magle flight covers about two hundred miles, cutting travel to under three hours. Compressed Air Magazine reports two airships operating from Fairbanks linking Telovana Kautishna Salaba Circle City and other Yukon mining districts.
A short guide notes campers can keep greasy paila waters clean by rinsing with a cupful of gasoline drawn from an automobile tank, a practical tip for field cooking cleanup.
Locals weigh rumors from a sailor tale as gossip circulates in town. One resident warns against believing every word while another cautions that repeated chatter can mislead and breed trouble.
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