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Newspaper

Steele City Press

Location

Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Nov 10, 1911

Page

4

Elk Yields Profit: Meat Cheaper to Produce Than Beef

An Ozark elk herd owner argues elk meat can be produced at lower cost per pound than beef mutton or pork. He notes elk graze efficiently brush control with goats, recommends mixing elk with sheep, and details breeding costs forage needs fencing and handling tips.

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Clock Runs Thousand Years Clock by Bangeter Exhibit

New York reports Friedrich Bangeter exhibits a clock claimed to run for a thousand years from temperature changes. He holds a patent for the device, part of 60 inventions, with metals expanding and contracting to drive wheels and release metal balls, minimizing friction. He demonstrated the mechanism by cooling and warming the lab to start the clock.

New York Friedrich Bangeter Roff Street Staten Island Bangeter Paris Belgium

Free Love Seen in Decree Sparks Court Debate

Cleveland readers see Justice Ford’s New York divorce ruling as advocating easy divorces for women. Critics call it harmful to home life and an endorsement of free love. Some say divorce should be resisted unless cruelty is proven.

Cleveland Ohio John Ford Supreme Court New York City Abe Givotee

Steady graft story ends with 28 cents print fee

A young man photographs a cleaning woman in a calico wrap and with a towel, then sells prints to his sister for 25 cents and later demands more. He keeps the negative, flashing prints to her suitors and promising more unless paid. The woman refuses and destroys the first print.

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Cure That Failied and Indian Remedies Recalled

A southern paper recalls a tale of a ignorant mother giving her child a mixture of dog’s blood and powdered bone to cure fever, paralleling an old Primitive Superstitions prescription. An Indian bear fight injury describes a man told to drink grease pint hourly, dying despite bravely resisting. The tribe blamed the medicine man for the death.

Babel Strike Reveals Tongue Chaos on Unfinished Tower

A scene of linguistic confusion disrupts work on the tower of Gabe as Welsh workers emerge from a rocket and vowels vanish in speech. Officials dismiss alarm while noting language chaos affects a remote island site and raises concerns about communications and safety.

Babel Tower of Gabe Teen

Preserving a Calmness Amid Busy Shop Scene

A saleswoman shifts to a second customer as the prior client leaves. The retail exchange notes how the Great man’s behavior was disagreeable while the attendant emphasizes staying composed and self-possession during the encounter.

Time of Roses for James and Genevieve in City Visit

James and Genevieve, long married, stroll through the city with roses in hand and memories of youth. He brings a bouquet in tissue paper while she wears a snowy French twist and they move in step toward a matinee, reflecting lasting love and shared happiness.

James Genevieve Gene Vieve Jim The Roses Jamie Associated Literary Prensa

A Word to Mothers About Dolls and Fashion Dolls

A note on changing doll trends shows little girls eschew dolls for other interests. The piece laments waning doll affection while highlighting a fashion doll modeled after a fully dressed, coiffed woman. It suggests even dolls reflect evolving tastes in wardrobes and accessories.

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Do I get credit for empties query ends levy mayer habit

A Chicago Post summary notes Levy Mayer for years gifted demijohns after holidays and posed the question Do I get credit for empties This light quip reflects a long running custom and a playful legal mind in a social anecdote.

Levy Mayer Chicago Post

Motorcyclists Spar With Sound in Quixotic Quarrel

A quirky comment by Aunt Hepay notes disdain for modern music played by motorcyclists. The scene hints at a clash between tradition and noisy machines, with a lone speaker asserting recognition of the unfamiliar tune.

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