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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1909
Page
6
A scattered mix of historic vignettes. Anecdotes about Liszt and Goldmark illustrate musical life and a seasick voyage tale. Descriptions of Peru outline its three geographies, irrigation needs, and riches in ancient and colonial mining.
Mrs. Cozzens urges her husband to feed their canary Dick from his hand while Dick resists. The dispute over taming the bird unfolds with humor as the pair argue whether Dick will peck bread from a hand. The scene ends with Mr. Cozzens stubborn at the cage.
The World Today notes Peru's potential for diverse growth and mining. It asserts that any fruit or grain thriving worldwide can flourish in Peru and lists metals and crops such as gold silver copper lead mercury bismuth coal sugar cotton coffee cocoa cola rubber fruits and cereals as possible regional mainstays.
A quirky dialogue notes Mrs Tootgle’s apparent acceptance of her first husband’s death while hinting at the strange folk wisdom about a sick man facing marital strain over meals. The chatty exchange blends humor and social observation.
A broad urging women to begin anew after forty with personal growth, learning, and social engagement. Includes fashion hints about lingerie, chiffon tones, and metallic trims, plus scattered parenting and child behavior guidance.
The article urges women to stand tall while sweeping to expand the chest and improve posture. It warns against stooping with a broom, which tightens the chest and hinders work, and recommends head up, arms moving freely to lift shoulders and trim arm flab.
A colonial style note offers fashion guidance and sewing hacks for young women and homemakers. Tips include a blue satin sash on crepe de chine, yoke and sleeves with tucked net, embroidery care with stale bread, cretonne chair covers, and avoiding puckering on sheer fabrics with tissue paper tacking. It also lightly discusses gendered descriptions and restraint in commentary.
A New York physician cautions against overfond parenting and rough handling of infants. He says such impulses can have fatal outcomes and urges gentle holding. He notes affection is natural but stresses careful, restrained handling after feeding.
A method to secure umbrella handles by cleaning the hole, filling with powdered sulphur, and pressing the heated rod into the sulphur until solid. The technique fuses the sulphur to hold the rod in place and can be used for mounting rods into stone iron or wood.
A typical human hair supports about 6% ounces and the head holds roughly 30,000 strands. A renina’s hair can exceed five tons in tensile strength, increased by about one third when twisted. Ancient writers note hair cords powering Roman catapults and stories say Carthaginian women offered their hair during sieges.
The last remaining cable street in Brooklyn is set for electrification, signaling a modernization of urban transit infrastructure. Officials expect completion in the coming months as construction and power upgrades proceed.
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