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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1909
Page
6
The essay argues that Christianity inspires a fresh song of praise each day. It stresses daily gratitude toward God, warns against lingering on past spiritual experiences, and urges believers to continually renew their thanks with new melodies to honor the Lord.
The essay argues that the divine universe speaks through nature and life, not fearsome thunder. It challenges a restricted, punitive view of God and urges seeing the Infinite in birdsong, seas, forests, and human joy, shaping how we live, hope, and perceive the world.
Fragmentary lines muse that gifts prompt generosity and that occupations empower compassion. The verse suggests love wanes when speech falters, hinting at emotional distance and conveyed feelings through actions rather than words.
An essay extols self reliance for women through decisive action in emergencies and daily tasks. It critiques wavering judgment, stresses concentrated effort, and illustrates with household examples including baking, infant care, and the need for firm resolve to achieve success. It mentions a mine owner in Nevada and Stella Feller of Texas asserting oil wealth.
Knitted Norfolk jackets and reefers are popular economical school garments offered by tailors and easily made at home. Girls wear coats in gray white scarlet green or brown with black satin bindings and crocheted buttons. Yarns come in standard fashionable shades and some designs are double breasted with roomy sleeves and turnover collars worn over kilts and blouses.
Mrs. C C Kennedy becomes probation officer in New Orleans juvenile court. The Wesleyan Conference in England votes to admit women as lay delegates. Three women stand for Norway's parliament with Liberal and Socialist backing. Mrs Howard Van Wyck returns to Milwaukee as special assistant secretary of the Associated Charities. Miss Alice Fischer travels from New York to Cheyenne to vote, costing about $200. Mrs Martin J Wessels of Spokane noted among artists. The piece notes fashion hats and mentions British authority about American immigrants in Canada taking $50,000,000 yearly.
A simple cleaning method uses a large boiler with pure soap cut into small pieces. Boil, then cool to lukewarm and add ammonia. Soak blankets, turn with a stick, rinse with a second tub if needed, wring, reshape, and sun dry.
A compact overview notes varied beauty practices by region, describing Japanese women gilding teeth, Arabian women staining fingers and toes red, and Greenland women painting faces blue, reflecting cultural adornment traditions.
The passage notes infant care advice urging minimal medicating and proper nourishment, warning against overuse of syrups. It then shifts to cultural practices: Indian high caste women painting teeth black, Hindoo brides greased and saffroned, Borneo women hair dyeing vivid colors, New Holland facial scar patterns, and South American women whitening front teeth as ornament.
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