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Steele City Press in Steele City, Nebraska

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Steele City Press

Location

Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1908

Page

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October's Party in a Leafy Autumn Dance Scene

A poetic scene describes October hosting a grand party of trees and leaves. Miss Weather leads dancing while Professor Wind provides music as Chestnut Oaks Maples show brilliant colors. Children and leaves play hide and seek as autumn ends its festive gathering.

Miss Weather Professor Wind

Haunted House Tale Ends in Shipwreck Rescue

In a coastal estate tale, Mrs Drummond seeks help for her troubled daughter Helen from Northbrook, a psychical researcher. Helen reports a consuming influence and sees a flaming sword warning at the Black Rocks as a shipwreck occurs. only one passenger, Douglas Vansittart, dies. All others survive.

Mr. Northbrook Helen Drummond Northbrook London Douglas Vansittart Helen Atlantic Simi Helena Drummoned Walt Iles Beas Itelen Dacs Motionleus Hielen

Franklin Tavern Preserved in Hartsville Pa Once a Post Coach Stop

The Hartsville hostelry known as the Old Cross-Stroads Hotel ties to Benjamin Franklin and colonial postal service. Once a major York road stop for mail coaches from Philadelphia to New York, it housed famed proprietors like Col. William Hart and attracted notable guests. The rambling inn retains exterior changes but claims an unchanged interior since colonial days.

Hartsville Benjamin Franklin Wart Hart William Hart Plumstead Deans Newton of Severa United States Philadelphia New York York Road Kere's Hill Benjamin” Franklin United Colonies

One Trouble After Another

A flat dweller describes a neighbor as a stout, idle woman with a ten year old son. The husband, a violinist, plays all night at a concert hall and sleeps day. The speaker would rather work than tolerate a life disrupted by the musician’s schedule.

Meva New York Press

Father and Daughter Clash Over Names

A father refuses to admit his daughter adopted the odd name she uses while a mother sometimes does. A boy soon learns that presenting his view is labeled talking back in family disputes.

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