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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1911
Page
6
Aunt Selina's Illness Sparks Tense House Crisis
In a crowded house Aunt Selina falls ill from indigestion and attention turns to a fraught love triangle. The group contends with a cut telephone wire, a failed romance, and a roof scene before news of a child's death linked to a fortune reaches the front.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bella
Aunt Selina
Mr. Harbison
Jim
Anne
Max
Shall Chinese Queues Go
Oriental nation debates ending the Manchu queue with strong sentiment. Public response splits between willingness to abandon the custom and readiness to oppose change, with fears attached to cultural identity and political implications.
What Miss Liberty Said Protest of Flying Machine
Verbatim report shows Miss Liberty objecting to whirring flying machines circling her head. She complains the devices are intrusive and disrespectful, noting she has French heritage but strong community standing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Liberty
Metropolitan
Wisdom of the Widow Reveals Howard Miller Deception
A widow recounts her past belief in a vow of fidelity under pressure and her eventual discovery that Howard Miller lied about illness. A friend reveals he went to the theater five times in one week, prompting the widow to vow swift action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Gort
Howard Miller
Girl In
Blue
Howard
Single Binder Warns with Aid from Assistant Editor
A poem from a fellow serving six years is presented with a footnote explaining the circumstance and noting its potential as a warm, cautionary example.
Untitled courtroom exchange ends in confusion
A confused courtroom scene opens with a defendant questioned by police about intoxication. The magistrate frowns as the accused falters, repeatedly insisting he is not guilty amid unclear dialogue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geman
Haida Craft Masters of Queen Charlotte Islands
The Haida of Queen Charlotte Islands live as a fishing people with homes among island communities. Their canoe is central to life and transport, and red cedars yield logs for enormous canoes up to 60 feet long. They are renowned for their master craft skills in dugout canoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Pacific
Revenge Plot Sparks Quiet Vow at Local Affair
A fragment shows a tense exchange about betrayal and a vow of payback. The speaker complains of being cut out in an underhanded way and hints at retaliatory action during a wedding gathering.
Defiance Starch Trial Offer
Try Defiance Starch for both hot and cold starching and judge its performance. If you don’t think you do better work in less time and at lower cost, return it and your grocer will refund your money.
All Aboard Modiste Train on Gown
A witty exchange shows a modiste offering a gown with a train and a customer insisting on punctual delivery. The playful dialogue evokes fashion and railway time awareness.
Quote on shoe sizes and opinions in a stray ad
A fragmented passage discusses shoe sizes and a proverb about truth versus dogmatism. It mentions Allen's Food Base and a powder, with scattered references to names and places, but the readable text lacks a coherent news event or clear entities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
Roy
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