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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1922
Page
4
In a probate matter the court handles proceedings related to the estate of Jaa Img. The filing outlines the estate's status and requests further action to settle debts and distribute assets under applicable law.
School notes report Jan 5 basketball at Steele City with Odell. Jan 6 teachers meeting at 9 30 AM. Holiday breaks. staff at various homes. Miss Andrews Wehling Sminia Steele City Miss Austin Emrick Fairbury Miss Hoffman Ashland Caulk Reynolds Olson University Place. School opens Jan 2 Tuesday morning. Grades held a Christmas program and tree. High school pupils took a Briggs test, Juniors led classes. perfect scores by Greenwood Outhier Abrends Crinklaw. Item notes Packard Swenson marriage in Redding from a San Francisco paper via Frank Bryant.
The Bracken family thanks friends for flowers and support after Cecil’s injury. Steele City news notes the Woman's Club Library offer for affordable books with a two bit membership and Saturday hours. In Jefferson county, Paul Sandman 65 died after his wagon was struck by a car carrying Lincoln college students near Jansen. Cecil MacFarland and three others were injured.
Mary Marshall Duffee discusses beard customs and grooming across history noting how close shaving shaped perceptions of masculinity and respect. She cites Caesar Roman military practices and postwar trends showing cultural emphasis on a clean shave for status and efficiency.
A brief explanation of color perception. White light contains many colors and a rose appears red because pigments absorb all colors except red which is reflected back to the eye. The passage notes light’s spectrum and the arbitrary labeling of red for certain hues.
The readable lines mention a tide and a Bermuda context with unclear reference to a cult or foreseen event. No identifiable persons or organizations are clearly readable in the fragment.
A fable recalls Robin and his mate Mrs Redbreast debating cherry pie and cherry stone soup. Robin insists on fast progress, while Mrs Redbreast recalls a different soup recipe, ending with the couple learning cooperation yields better results.
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