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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1923
Page
6
Dante’s Gift of Rhyme and the Italian Tongue
Benvenuto da Imola’s fanciful illustration shows all rhymes as maidens praying to Dante to use them. The article notes Dante’s boundless command of Italian verse and claims this facility endows Dante with a charm that tunes the language to melody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dante
Benvenuto da Imola
Thomas
Nelson Page
Church repairs progress before pastor arrival
The church repair work progresses with papering finished and flooring and rostrum being installed. The building is to be ready for use when the new pastor arrives the first week of the new year. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Payne hosted a surprise social dinner with neighbors. They plan to move to a farm near Endicott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Payne
Mrs. Payne
Endicott
K. P. Elects Officers for Coming Year
The K of P lodge elected officers: Chester H. Wilcox Chancellor Commander M C Sampson Vice Chancellor Lester Thrapp Prelate E E Shultz Keeper of Records and Seal W O Bundy Master of Fi Geo Patterson Master of Ex Fay Clark Master at Arms Ed Hughes Inner Guard Paul Smith Outer Guard Wm Webbling Trustee Ralph Arner Delegate to Grand Lodge A H Gretzinger Alternate delegate
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Thrapp
E. E. Shultz
W. O. Bundy
Geo. Patterson
Fay Clark
Ed Hughes
Paul Smith
Wm. Webbling
Ralph Arner
Grand Lodge
A. H. Gretzinger
School News Highlights From December Activities
The geometry class studies circles in Book Two while manual training workers finish waste paper baskets tie racks and porch swings. Sophomores find Roman history engaging as seniors are seen at a drug store window waiting for Santa. Lancelot and Elaine illustrated in English readings. A close Steele City Inde contingent game on Dec 14 ends 12 10 for En dicott. Steele City girls win 8 6 net proceeds 32. Reynolds boys visit this week. High School plans a Christmas party Dec 20 with a real Santa and gifts. Christmas starts Friday Dec 31. If Stomach is Sour Feed Won’t Digest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steele City
Endicott
Steele City Boys
Steele City Girls
Reynolds
Merry Christmas Hollenberg Route 1 Birth Notice
Born December 14 a son to Mr. and Mrs. Earl Dean. Local social notes include visitors from Mahaska Pardum Nebr and Dilner. Antiquity and pigeon references appear in a mixed list of musings and family mentions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merry Christmas
Earl Dean
Chas. Justis
Mahaska
Nelson Baker
Pardum
Nebr
Lew Wolf
Harry Henderson
Baby
Howard Henderson
Joe Alexas
Fitzsimmons
Miss Crali
Frank Brenners
Bert James
Washington
Mowry
A. B James
Geo. Baker
Tony Zeleny
Odell
Jones
Zeleny
G. E. Bratten
Jesse Davis
Reva
Mildred Menefee
Kenneth Menefee
Mayborn
Boettcher of
Dilner
Mixed Belief Forms in Ancient Gnostic Teachings
A historical note describes the Gnostics as an early, famed group blending Christian, Greek, and Oriental thought. It argues they did not form two distinct sects but a complex fusion of many beliefs. Core ideas include interpreting Christian teachings philosophically and merging diverse theologies.
Ready for Him and the Parlor Chair Encounter
A caller name Opportunity visits a house and is invited to present a scheme. The woman, naming herself Prodenca, remains calm and courteous, awaiting the opening remarks as she considers the proposed plan. The scene plays on the clash of lofty pretension and prudent skepticism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prodenca
Ownership affidavit for Steele City Press October 1923
Notarized statement by A. D. Rough owner of Steele City Press Steele City Nebraska detailing ownership management and publication details for October 1923 under Act of August 24 1912. Affiant sworn December 18 1923 before Alien T. Phelps notary public with commission through January 27 1928.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Steele City
Nebraska
State of Nebraska
Jefferson County
A. D. Rough
Ing
TsTager
A.D. Rough
Nebr
D. Rough
Alien T. Phelps
Kept Under Pressure and the Quiet Depths
A compact handful of notes on pressure at depth and a miscellany of historical etymology and moral maxims. The cork quote contrasts buoyancy with water pressure while the cowboy term traces to British raiders in New York. It reflects on limits to generosity and practical self restraint.
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Far West
Hudson River
New York
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