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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1914
Page
2
Everett P. Dabigren, opponent of woman suffrage, recounts a tale in Boston about a hole that seeks a home after a string of failed placements. The story ends with the hole finding a stable refuge in a suffragist's husband’s sack, symbolizing uneasy resolutions in the debate.
The body of Vance, a Nebraska prospector, was found in a gully at the base of a 500 foot cliff near Palo Alto Base. Police say he was killed after his brother. In the cabin were high grade ore samples kept in a hidden passageway.
Dresemaker suggests alterations as Tourier defends not being a suffragette. The exchange centers on fashion critique and perceived political identity in a tense hallway moment.
A playful note mentions Alec Barren of Wealth and a foreign suitor for Ethel humorously not a baron. The line suggests a triumph of wit with “Baron Munchauses” as a mock title and jokes about aspirations of every girl to marry a rich husband.
A statewide reader survey on tax reform shows broad support for constitutional changes to enable initiative and referendum, with strong backing for taxing franchises and land values. The ballot also highlights calls to exempt trees, end personal property taxes, and shift to local taxation while improving assessment fairness.
Fragmentary note reflects on personal value of learning culture and business success. Mentions fields of intellectual attainment and walks of life, but details are unclear.
A garbled passage shows a speaker saying he has reached a pivotal moment and apologizes for keeping the audience waiting, but the text cuts off before finishing.
Fragmentary note describes using plaster of Paris to fill a hole in step two. No clear names, dates, places, or full instructions available.
A concise portrait of a character defined by restraint and quiet confidence. The piece explores subtle mood shifts and small actions that reveal inner strength without dramatic incidents.
Former Mexican president Huerta leaves the country aboard the German cruiser Dresden with Senora Huerta and daughters Elena Eva and Zelia. General Blanquet ex minister of war and Senora Blanquet plus their daughter accompany them. Captain Kobler orders the ship to sea five hours after departure. Additional relatives and officers who fled with Huerta may join at sea within a day or two.
The railway gap between Vera Cruz and Mexico City will be closed and direct communication is expected immediately. President Carbajal told the British minister he ordered the work completed and Belisario Maure, returning from leave, will travel to the capital over the line. An investigation around Mexico City found Zapata activity overstated. federals still hold Contreras and Xochimilco.
The Department of Agriculture announces partial results from the first government bird census. About 2,026,000 native field birds inhabit the United States east of the plains, with robins estimated at 100 million east of the Mississippi. Average densities are fifty robin pairs per square mile and 1,000 field-bird pairs per square mile overall. Observers are collecting data voluntarily.
Panama officials deny European and American reports of a French proposal to transform Panama into Monte Carlo. They state no such scheme has ever been considered and a large gambling pavilion would not be permitted.
Moir Brothers file suit to restrain calliope music on excursion steamers during working hours after 200 girls at the Mississippi Pearl Button Company refuse to work. Plaintiffs seek damages of 600 dollars for loss of services of young women.
A Boston equal suffrage member donated 1000 dollars to the Nebraska equal suffrage association for good government. The message said a Nebraska victory this fall would mean a Massachusetts victory soon.
Extreme criticism erupts in London over the proposed conference on amending the home rule bill. Debates focus on scope and implications as supporters and opponents clash in heated exchanges.
The piece traces late eighteenth and early nineteenth century female fashion. It notes a dance similar to the tango in 1798 with loose bodices and V shaped openings, slit skirts, gauze fabrics, girdles, short front drapery, and trains at back. It mentions 1800 sandals, bare feet, narrow corset belts, knee gowns with cameos, and later overreaching trends like emirilolines and tiny waists.
London Has Ambulances, a city which previously lacked any, orders six units and expects them to handle all emergency transport. In past accidents, police had to commandeer wagons from willing drivers due to no service.
The article notes broad access to translations and adaptations of European science and literature in Turkey following the revolution. It also mentions popular books and a humorous line about women shopping and hoping items won t last to allow more shopping.
A quirky exchange features a daughter guiding a man to financial advice and a note on Neptune as the farthest planet. The dialog contrasts personal concerns with cosmic references, showing a humorous mix of money matters and astronomy.
An Alsatian woman describes relief from stomach trouble insomnia and headaches after switching from coffee to Postum. She says she sleeps well eats more easily and feels healthier. Her brother also reports improved digestion and would not return to coffee due to Postum.
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