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Steele City Press in Steele City, Nebraska

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Steele City Press

Location

Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1909

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A Hero Who Sang Through Sadness and Defeat

Florence Farle Coates writes of a heroic figure who sang despite sadness and kept his own sorrows. His optimism and spirit lifted others as he faced dark days and final disaster with a smile, transcending fate and defeat.

Florence Farle Coates

A Day's Work on the Farm for David and Family

In a penniless farm morning, David, eleven, rises at three to plant corn while his mother Mrs. Watson bears nursing duties for ill husband and four children. He endures a long grind to town and back for supplies, meeting his uncle Abner who may help, as the family clings to hope under poverty.

David Mrs. Watson Rhoda Hi’s Bert Denton John Brown Watsons Watson Elja Himeelf Tie Abner Sananid Sinanbad Fierson George Watson Abner Davis Davis Allen Loys Davie

Old Village on the Hill and Fairy Belle Ballad Fragments

A se nymphic collage presents two poems and a children’s school anecdote. It contrasts a silent hill village with a lively Fairy Belle lyric and ends with a teacher’s pitying moment as a boy loses his birth certificate excuse.

To Be Exact The Quote On Salaries And A Political Deal

A terse quotation compares a husband’s good salary to the wife’s command of it and then shifts to a remark that in politics a deal carries more weight than an ideal. The Boston Transcript line signals the partisan mood of financial influence in public life.

Boston Transcript

Missouri Man Sends Quarter for Sock Heel Help

A Missouri man sent a quarter several hundred miles to learn how to save his sock heels. The responder advised cutting out the heels with scissors and placing them in the top drawer.

Missouri Atlanta Constitution

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