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Steele City Press

Location

Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1910

Page

7

Taxed Times and Wigs in Old Style Revenue Tales

A lighthearted excerpt details historical taxes on wigs powdering and hat stamps, noting per head charges for dukes and earls, and a shift two centuries ago to a weekly two cent levy. It includes social satire from an amateur sociologist and a political observer at aRoundabout discussion.

William M. Bears Cherry Street Nevada Doan Sears Dean

Penetrating Voice at the Concert Sparks Curiosity

Observers discuss the performer with a striking voice heard during the event. Some recall she occupied a boxed seat while others question whether she sang. The scene draws attention to backstage chatter and audience reactions.

Fragmented Prose Echoes Through Vintage Quotation

The text mixes old proverbs and literary lines about youth, fatherly discipline, rheumatism, and pleasure. It references wise sayings from Addison and Shakespeare and mentions a “Lewis' Single-Binder” and a desire for a rich cigar. The passage reads like a collage of quotations and product blurbs without a single clear news event.

Waldo and Weg Debate Easier Counting Million

The dialogue features Waldo and Weg debating value and counting, contrasting a million with two and noting the ease of tallying larger numbers. The fragment hints at a whimsical exchange about quantity and preference.

Waldo Wallie

Uncle Sam Breakfast Food Praised Despite Ad Gaps

A Middletown reader Virginia Helwig writes from Ohio praising Uncle Sam’s Breakfast Food Co of Omaha Nebraska. She credits the product with curing long standing stomach and bowel troubles and urges wider newspaper advertising for broader access.

Uncle Sam's Breakfast Food Co Omaha, Neb Uncle Sam Virginia Helwig Middletown

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