Cases of tardiness and attendance notes posted
February 14 1913 records show tardiness counts and lists students marked neither absent nor tardy Blanche Vandeman Bruce Harris and the teacher.
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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1913
Page
4
February 14 1913 records show tardiness counts and lists students marked neither absent nor tardy Blanche Vandeman Bruce Harris and the teacher.
In memory of Ruth Harris a death notice notes her cheerful life and faithful work in Sunday School and school attendance. It describes the bereavement felt by friends and family and the respect paid by many who gathered to honor the departed.
A compendium of rural tips on poultry, cattle, dairy, and crop care. Advice covers sanitation, breeding, feeding, hay and grain use, tuberculin testing, barn cleanliness, and equipment like milk separators and harrows, with cautions on sun exposure, drafts, and fence checks.
A Cleveland author offers $1 to readers while a London milliner discusses amusing bats. A Boston note laments cats and relationships, and a mythical ship ballast remark surfaces. The old swimming hole is blamed for drowning too many boys, and a veteran agent, George Clinton Paine, is credited with a century of life and a tale of buttermilk.
A Victorian age survey catalogs how a seventy year old spends life in bed and at meals, with years devoted to sleeping, eating, dressing, and commuting. It notes bursts of activity and contrasts such routines with calls for moral regulation of personal behavior.
Fragmentary lines describe rain and dark clouds over Motgh with somber mood. The text suggests inner sunshine despite the weather and hints at a reflection on emotional resilience.
Readable fragments describe cooking methods for chicken quennelies minced chicken and filleted poultry. Instructions involve meat pressed in buttered bags, various fillings, and short broiler or oven times with optional sauces and dashes of cream or sugar.
Baltimore launches a city wide approach after a conference appointing a specialist to review each case and determine the best method for dealing with street mendicants. The effort is described as practical and extensive as beggars are numerous in the area. Alfonso of Spain is noted for saving a general and a hero medal is suggested for him.
The note emphasizes that fresh eggs hatch best and suggests keeping the half pen clear while allowing turkeys to roam freely. It warns that low yields in crops are offset by good returns when conditions favor poultry.
The fragment discusses a child question about the tangaroo and natvet with a remark about blaming Adam. It also mentions textile workers in Lancashire and Worcestershire who dislike wearing clogs and shawls, hinting at factory conditions.
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