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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1913
Page
4
A condensed 1913 note muses on pyramids and the fate of ours, wondering where the legacy will stand in days to come. The fragmentary line hints at reflection on time and enduring structures tied to ancient wonders.
The author urges choosing wholesome affordable foods like figs prunes apples and oranges and avoiding drugs for common ailments. Emphasizing farm fresh whole wheat meals and time for cooking, it argues exercise and outdoor hobbies keep health and suggests fireless cooking as a smarter routine. The piece also recalls a travel chunk describing a Panama Canal visit and voyage details.
Edith Majors visits as Seriel Savage of Steele City. Bible Study class meets at Mr Yeakle's. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs Phillip Dawson. Ernest Prowett from Lincoln visits Slaughter household. Mary Dange Shepherds ill at home south of town. Fairbury visit planned for Sunday. Archie Millers to move to old Case place. Frank Duggan returns from California. Eva Crocker of Peru attends funeral of Mr Fairchild. Mr Slaughter buys goods from F Savage for business traffic project.
Fragmentary description notes breaks about fifty feet wide, rising with forest height, and rapidly filling as trees grow. The text implies a pattern linking break width to vertical forest development, suggesting a rapid filling process tied to height.
A brief, fragmentary note reflects on maritime travel and editorial duty at sea. The lines suggest a reflective mood about voyages, writing, and the sea’s influence on journalism.
Kiesie Hose returned from Mies Edith Wilson spent Bat EAE ant Sunday sith homie. Mr and Mrs 8 M Henderson visiting their son and family fat Diller. Dwight Parks is spending seeeeeee.
Last Saturday a decision was made to extend the school calendar by one month impacting night classes and tenth grade students. The plan aims to recover instructional time and align with overall grading periods.
Arrived too late Fred MecKay moved into the Kerr property this week. Geo. Crane of Steele City spent Wednesday with relatives in the Berg. Mr and Mrs Brownell spent Sunday in the country with the family. Mr and Mrs J W Nation drove to Endicott Sunday to visit the latter's sister. Elmer Talcott and wife are the proud parents of a baby boy born Tuesday morning. Kissie Rose left Tuesday morning for Beatrice to spend a few days with her daughter Mrs Martin. S M Henderson returned Wednesday from Sabetha where he had been taking treatment.
Char ter No. 623 Nebraska bank report certified as true copy. Clapp cashier signs, J. Clapp and D. B. Cropsey directors attest. Subscribed and sworn before Luther Bonham Notary Public on February 20, 1913.
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