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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1910
Page
7
In a lively town scene Mrs Oldcastle laments crowded church Sundays while a hostess jokes about Episcopals and robes. A second vignette from Kansas City Star shows two street cleaners clashing over respectability and race. A final exchange recalls a couple debating ocean liner terms and a doctor called after a man.
A reader dubbed the judge in a vanity contest demands the last word on a one year subscription prize tied to Constantinople in the Joy ful Home promotion. The piece satirically riffs on prize authority and editorial cant.
London Mirror reports mixed views on whether Englishmen outshine American, French, or Spanish men as lovers. Gertrude Atherton says she would marry an Englishman for choice, while another English author lauds the Englishman as refined and masterful. Elizabeth York Miller notes Americans are generous and blunt lovers, though less companionable.
Vague excerpts describe a meddlesome remark about staying home, a refusal about children learning bridge, and a District building tearoom scene. A young girl described as wearing dresses at shoe tops enters a saloon with no connection to the keeper, leading to police being called.
A fragmented quote suggests a character named Harry may be aiming for a hero medal. The snippet includes dialogue about attire and social roles, with a reference to self-control and a humorous or affectionate exchange.
The piece notes large cross border farm migration with estimates from 150 000 to 260 000 heading into Canada by 1910. It warns US wheat output lags population and predicts tariff changes are needed to ease food trade while noting price shifts in livestock and meat between nations. A light dialogue about skyscraper construction follows.
Mrs. Catharine Kautz of 322 Center St Findlay Ohio says four years of kidney trouble with back pain left her weak and languid until Doan's Kidney Pills cured her and kept her free from trouble for three years. Sold by all dealers 60 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo N Y.
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