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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1928
Page
2
Louis J Nutzman announces candidacy for County Judge on the Non Political Ticket in Jefferson County for the General Election on November 6 1928. Published by A B McClure, Steele City Nebraska. Subscription details noted as 1.50 in advance.
The Home Paper argues for the rural press by highlighting its value in everyday life. It asserts local papers stay relevant despite competition from city dailies and weeklies and serve as a stepping stone to intelligence for children through familiar people place and events.
Ak-Sar-Ben Nebraska plans a national livestock and horse show in Omaha with a new coliseum seating 10 000 to open by October 1 and run November 3 to 9. The project, led by Ford E Hovey, involves over 500000 dollars and is backed by Iowa Nebraska colleges and state fair boards. Exhibits will come from across the United States as a premier event in live stock classifications.
A local paper passage argues that childhood reading forms lifelong habits, creating intelligent men and women who honor their ancestors and stay strong in current world knowledge. The excerpt illustrates how early exposure to news builds informed citizens.
The guide explains how to identify left and right sleeves by the cut at the arm eye edge. The sleeve with the slightly higher cut is the left side and the higher side goes to the back of the garment.
A design note advises placing pockets on the outer dress portion if feasible. if not, position a pocket on the bloomers to show the front orientation and avoid interference with trimming or design.
The text suggests mixing textures by including a crisp crust dish such as corn fritters or scalloped tomatoes, a sauced item, and a boiled item seasoned with melted butter. It also recommends adding a raw vegetable like celery or radishes to enhance variety.
An old-fashioned stain remedy uses rubbing lard into tar grease or asphalt stains and washing with hot water and soap. If needed the procedure may be repeated. If not, solvents such as carbon tetrachloride chloroform turpentine or benzol may be used.
For a growing girl, make a two piece dress with parallel tucks in the skirt and underwaist. Stitch tucks at half inch intervals with a long loose stitch so removing the first row lengthens the garment by about an inch, with potential for further lengthening.
Fresh fruit juices such as orange blackberry raspberry or grape, toned with a touch of lemon. Mix with ginger ale or carbonated water for sparkle. Juice at home, sweeten to taste, chill, and transport in vacuum bottles or surrounded by ice.
Serve small portions in warm weather and avoid waste. On warm days appetite declines compared to winter. Include cooling crisp foods and focus on food and table presentation. Outdoor porch or lawn meals are popular and easy with some prep done earlier.
The text traces how flower names derive from proper nouns and honors. It notes wistaria named to honor Casper Wistar after Nuttall’s discovery and explains gentian from King Gentius. It also mentions Quassia named for Quase and ends with an unclear fragment.
A new method to determine diamond quality and detect imitations has been discovered by M. Malaval and Professor Locard. Stones are photographed under ultraviolet light through a screen. sunlight is too diffused. First water diamonds show a brilliant image while inferior stones cast shadows.
Instructions for macaroni with cream cheese sauce and ham garnish. Outdoors, dig a trench cook ham in a wash boiler across the trench with cabbage onions and seasonings until hot. Serves about thirty five as a main dish.
Beat one egg white to stiff peaks then beat in three tablespoons sugar. Spread thickly on saltines or graham crackers. Bake in a moderate oven until delicately brown. Nuts may be placed on top.
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