07 Mar 1913
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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1913
Page
1
An article notes summer products that irritate readers and explains cheesecloth protectors kept moisture from escaping. Cucumbers grown under sheltered vines matured two weeks earlier, with plans for larger yields next year as the experiment progresses.
A busy rundown of local events lists residents visiting and returning, shipments, political talks, and social notes. Names include F L Rain, A T Phelps, H E Clapp, Dr. Taylor, J W Townley, E Ellermeier, N Ellie, and others with movements to Fairbury Beatrice St. Joe and Lincoln.
The M E Church holds services at 10 a.m. and 11 a.m. with a sermon on "He pitched his tent toward Sodom" and a topic "Two views of life." Apworth League gathers at 6 45 p m with preaching at 7 30 p m. Chalk talk succeeds despite weather. attendance was solid. Basement walls are advancing. lifting the east side will continue excavation.
The casual speaker says one or two dozen will attend lunch and that a buffet is avoided. They plan for 12 or 24 guests and note the host will call 15 minutes prior. The solution is that enough for 24 also covers 12, as Katharine Waker notes in the Atlantic.
Puck cartoon quotes arrange two reporters for the president’s wife two for his children one for the household pets and one for the country while the editor realizes there is no reporter for the president himself. It humorously notes the missing coverage for the president.
The use of dog flesh as human food is spreading across Germany, including Berlin. Previously the working man relied on horse meat, especially in Saxony, but dog meat consumption has recently moved into Prussia.
An appetizer method using saltines topped with deviled ham and a thin slice of Swins cheese. Season lightly with salt and paprika, then bake briefly to soften the cheese and serve hot on individual plates with one or two crackers each.
In a sharp exchange, Hil dad asks Miss Jeerwell to define the ideal man. She refuses, smiling, noting the terms are essentially contradictory and cannot be plainly defined.
Mrs. De Puff muses that Mrs. Topfloor thinks she belongs to the plasterers' union after overhearing a remark to the janitor's wife. The remark hints at social maneuvering in a tense shared building.
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