03 Jul 1909
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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1909
Page
1
A concise excerpt cites George F. Cable praising Home Sweet Home as the wanderer’s hymn. It frames exile on alien shores and the enduring pull of homeland under a protective divine dome.
A man recounts a decades old Derbyshire Langley Mine disaster told through a tale of two wedding rings. A foreman’s son dies in the collapse, his dying request binds the survivor to marry the sweetheart and keep one ring as a symbol of their bond.
A historical piece discusses looming wood pulp shortages and experimental fiber substitutes. It cites wild hemp along the Colorado River, corn and flax stalks, cotton seed lint, and other agricultural byproducts as potential papermaking materials, with Corean innovations noted but not yet demonstrated for wide use.
A Washington Star quote contrasts a ready made philosopher with a race track regular. The winner’s facial expression versus the loser’s raises doubts about wealth and happiness.
A brief exchange shows a small boy and his attorney father in a domestic scene. The boy asks for a circus trip while the father juggles work and a child inquiring about cake and time.
A fragment from the Cleveland Leader quotes a man claiming a hair restorer left him bald after use. The piece then contrasts with a remark about women’s fragility and asks how many widows have had surgical operations, suggesting skepticism of stereotypes.
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