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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1909
Page
6
Sermon explores the parable of the foolish virgins to warn against closing the door to life’s best things. It argues indifference and neglect may shut out purity, power, and spiritual opportunity, urging daily effort to seek the highest life for service to others.
A critique of a refined form of self denial that masquerades as virtue. The author argues that exaggerated unselfishness erodes vitality and true manhood by suppressing faculties and living an empty life, warning against pious self negation used for spiritual advancement.
A collection of terse maxim like lines urging wise living and honest service. It cautions against pride and hypocrisy, notes how true progress comes from love and wisdom, and warns that faith without action stalls the soul. It also counsels singing over sighing and warns against substituting church form for church spirit.
The article contrasts country and town girls, praising the country girl as easier to manage and more adaptable as a wife. It notes the country girl’s fresh mornings, practicality, and readiness for outings, while criticizing city girls for fussing over attire. It discusses domestic roles, sewing instructions, and evolving family structures, with references to fashion embroidery and jewelry trends.
The Atchison Globe notes a shift in gossip focusing on a society girl who has secured a wealthy husband while a skilled housekeeper, capable of cooking a beefsteak and boiling soup bone, attracts little notice. The piece contrasts romance dreams with the reality of marriages.
A woman paid $25 for a fattening plan that claims drinking hot water on rising, soaking and eating prunes, and alternating milk with increasing portions will help gain six pounds in six weeks. The diet prescribes multiple small servings throughout the day.
The passage describes improper seating etiquette and odd beauty practices. It notes focus on spooking and shows, mentions a long menu, and describes applying a delicate cream of rose oil to the face. The tone resembles a dated etiquette or household guide with vague social observations.
A magazine style piece describes evolving hat fashions with small brims, decorative trims, and bold bird of paradise motifs. It comments on the traditional roles of women, contrasts old ideal with modern dress, and notes new coats, belts, and embroideries shaping a quiet, refined spring look.
The convalescent suffers thirst and cannot drink enough water. A few drops of lemon water unsweetened refresh and ice can aid patients who retain little else.
A simple tonic mixes a glass of cold water with the unbeaten white of an egg juice from half an orange and a third of a lemon. Sugar optional. Stir gently. Described as splendid for invalids.
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