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Steele City Press in Steele City, Nebraska

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Steele City Press

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Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America

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Nov 07, 1908

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Engaged pair debate plans as love tests social fate

In a drawing room drama, Enid and Denzil confront Alfred Callaby’s engagement to Brid Strangeways. Enid suspects Alfred’s true feelings while Vance insists on independence, and a note reveals a proposed breakup to preserve reputations.

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Mexican Bell Ringers and the Quiet Throbbing City

A report on bell ringing in Mexico City describes a large corps of more than 2000 bell ringers employed for religious celebrations. Towers house rings and rooms for ringers, with bells kept polished, oiled, and ready. The profession is respected and often inherited, and bells toll at regular hours to accompany daily worship.

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Governor Woodruff Interacts with Curious Boy in New Haven

Governor Woodruff of Connecticut traveling to Tunedon in New Haven encounters a small boy near a fountain. The boy asks the governor for a haircut and asks about pronunciation, prompting the governor to escort him and his companion to a barber shop. The tale ends with a quip about pronouncing aluminum correctly.

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