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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1928
Page
4
A piece contrasts traditional feminine ideals with the modern flapper image, noting suffrage has shifted views on women while praising "real womanhood" admired by men. It references ER. W. Howe's Monthly and then moves to a British Native blind annual report showing blind workers in minting, motor parts, toys, photography, and packaging roles.
Miss Mary Edgington who has been teaching in Lincoln returned home the latter part of last week.
Mrs Forsha returned Saturday from Alexandria where she spent Decoration Day and visited friends. Charley Eins of Hollenberg died Saturday. The funeral was held at the home Tuesday afternoon at 2:00. Mrs Carl Schultz, in Fairbury hospital the past two weeks, came home Tuesday.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society will meet at the home of Mrs. Hubert Manning next Wednesday afternoon June 13 at 2 30 o'clock.
The Misses Bernice Gretzinger Alice Weber and Lila McDonald left Monday morning for Peru Nebraska to attend summer school.
M. O. Sampson and A. H. Richardson promote affordable funeral arrangements in Steele City Nebraska. They invite readers to try their services with day and night phone numbers 2211 and 2208.
Dr Leach, a Fairbury dentist, provides a written guarantee for all cash work at the Golden Rule Building. Edna James left Wednesday for Diller to visit relatives. Endicott reports several measles cases in the area. Elmer Kersting is employed at Franken's garage.
Ledies Aid Society met Wednesday afternoon in the church parlors. John Weber has purchased Carl Townsend property in the east part of town. Nell Coons of Imperial Nebr was weekend guest of Mildred Kasparek. Frank Franken and family moved to town from a Holenberg farm. Mr and Mrs Grant Wing of Gilead Nebr were visiting Steele City friends last Thursday. Erma Drake, Wesleyan student in Lincoln, returned home Friday.
Funeral notices state services available in Si¢ele City conducted by M O Sampson and A H Richardson. Contact day phone 2201 or night phone 2203. Siete City Nebr.
Mrs. Howard Kersting and Edith Large of Endicott visited Clarence Land at home Thursday evening. The piece references a saxophone theme and a Conn Music Center report from Elkhart Indiana, noting a ten percent retory rise and census snippets about saxophones and related terms in a playful, fragmented style.
A bizarre exchange centers on a professor and a woman described oddly by a reader. The remark about the woman’s attire prompts a humorous response about needing glasses readjusted.
Mrs Kersting went to Endicott Tuesday evening to care for her daughter in law Mrs Howard Kersting who is sick with the measles.
The article summarizes Dr. Berthold Laufer's booklet Cricket Champions of China, detailing ancient and modern cricket fighting in China. It notes strict diets for fighting crickets, mosquito-based feeding practices, and specially designed jars and cages for housing and transporting champions.
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