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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1926
Page
2
A stockbroker answered yes and said he thinks they will move, noting markets rarely stand still and cannot go sideways. The Watchman Examiner records the remark as a witty comment on market dynamics.
Dick overhears tense exchanges as Miss Cutler and Dr Alster debate. He considers destroying the wireless plant to halt Blake while plotting a safe escape and monitoring Blake's network from a sea cave. He senses Alice trust grows but remains wary of Alster and Marie.
Dick dives to save Marie Cutler from drowning after a fall from a ledge. He drags her to safety then questions her about Blake and Trestok Alder as he plans a risky next move to protect Miss Cutler.
Marie regains consciousness after a maniacal diver scene leaves her terrified by the sea. Dick comforts her as she recalls being pushed into the water by Mr. Blake in a bid to harm her, revealing a dangerous motive amid rising tension.
A milk consignment arrived in North sod and ten large milk cans were placed on a trolley with a dignified inspector set to sample the milk. The trolley toppled due to misaligned front bogey wheels, causing all milk to spill over the pavement and leaving the inspector in the air before he was carried away to change clothes.
A translated English rendering notes a moment in a mosque where four Moham medans pray. One unintentionally breaks the prayer by speaking, prompting others to question if spoken words during prayer affect its validity while a fan mutters.
A damaged note describes a home remedy using paste made of clay to remove water stains from polished table tops. It says apply the paste to the surface, leave for about half an hour, then wipe away.
A Utah snowslide at the Highland Key mining camp near Bingham traps and buries many at an improvised boarding house. Thirty nine bodies recovered and twelve injured. rescue teams persevere amid shifting debris as the search extends into thawing spring. Jimmy McDonald and his wife survive after more than fourteen hours under rubble.
Fragmentary report describes four Mexican men linked to the Peteet case and a maritime exile to The Petal land of Tes Maria s. Names include Zenadie Thanos and Amador Atenper among others. It notes murder accusations, constitutional privileges, and police observation of détenu behavior by Ta Juana authorities.
John G. Andrus of Yonkers famed as a multimillionaire subway rider plans to donate 45 percent of his fortune, about 50 million dollars, to create a hospital recreation center and orphan asylum with educational facilities in Westchester County. He began his wealth selling fish to Horace Greeley 75 years ago.
Youths robbed the Water Tower bank and escaped with about $8,000 as four to five young men with white handkerchiefs over their faces carried out the hold up.
An early Virginia anniversary poem pamphlet tied to Lord Cromwell sold for about $1000 at Sotheby’s last November. The binding was cheap with 12 pages, and the work is described as probably the earliest celebration of British settlement in America. The buyer was reported in New York.
Mrs. Marion Cleveland Dell, daughter of the late President Grover Cleveland, was granted a divorce from William Manley Dell. They married in Princeton on November 28, 1897.
Mrs. Louisa K. Thiers, longtime member of the Daughters of the American Revolution, died at her Milwaukee home at the age of 111. Her death marks the passing of a centenarian noted for her historical lineage and civic involvement.
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