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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1922
Page
4
A countywide invitation calls on all Sunday Schools in Jefferson County to join a full day picnic. Attendees bring dinners and enjoy free ice tea and coffee, music speaking, two crowd picked ball teams, a parade, and various amusements for all ages.
Henry Harris dies suddenly at his daughter’s home in Fort Collins Colorado after a heart attack. He lived in Steele City Nebraska most of his life and was a respected Christian husband father and community member. Funeral at Steele City Presbyterian Church conducted by Rev Knauer with all children present. He leaves two sons seven daughters fifteen grandchildren a brother and three sisters.
Judge RaLPy B Brown thanks voters of the Fourth Supreme Court Judicial District for support in the primary and hopes their confidence will bring him November election success. He expresses intent to provide efficient service as Supreme Judge. The article also notes Buenos Aires landmarks including Teatro Colon and the Jockey Club.
The article describes Dolores or Pepits in a Canary Islands town where a girl spends hours at her window. Spanish norms favor window chat as the main meeting place with no formal introductions and insist on public display of interest through daily window conversations.
Earl Willoughby thanks Newton precinct voters for support in the primary and nomination for County Clerk. He pledges to meet voters before the election and asks them to review his record as a trustworthy candidate capable of handling the office.
Ohio State Journal notes the recurring novelty of parody, recalling the Rubaiyat craze and Omar Khayyam parodies. It observes how newspapers once embraced humorous imitations, while genuine satirists endure beyond trends as parodists continually adapt over time.
A humorous exchange unfolds with a child noting cattle eat more in company and suggesting people should be like cattle. The mother concedes, linking shared meals to bigger appetites and social gatherings.
The Brooklyn Eagle reports New York Hospital sub cellar vaults uncovered childhood illness details from 1840 used to illustrate hospital management costs. Officials note some records date back to the Revolutionary era and document each day's patient stay.
A test compared Panama hats with other derby hats to determine summer wear suitability. Results indicate Panama hat performs best under heat, supporting its claim as the ideal summer headgear.
A look at Sunday and holiday hikers from New York suburbs who travel light by foot. The piece contrasts city crowds seeking cheap recreation with the idea of returning to farm life, using packs, camps, and self reliance as modern appeals. It notes Boy Scouts and Doughboys aiding the movement.
The fourth commandment requires a weekly day of rest. Early Christians kept the seventh day before shifting to the first day for worship after Jesus rose on that day. Reading habits shape a child’s interest, and a forgotten title or a careless edit can erase meaning. A New York liner shipped live fish in tanks for onboard dining on a Mediterranean cruise.
Eight widows in Auxerre France celebrate five hundredth anniversary of King Charles VII decree granting rent free housing to eight widows. A wounded Chartres aide nursed and funded by the widows, leading to the charter that the house remain their refuge forever.
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