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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1910
Page
4
In the gardens of the British Agency of Zanzibar several specimens of the Zanzibar suni are shown. The pretty little animal is rarely kept in captivity and is seldom seen in its native wild scrubby haunts. The suni also occurs on the mainland.
A woman in London left hospital with a new nose crafted from skin taken from her own forehead. The reconstruction followed a long standing ulcer that had worn away nasal tissue.
The notice lists Getes of Reaven Cheeed for the summer months, detailing the period of activity and associated duties. Related roles are noted within the local schedule and payroll references in the same notice.
A Scotsman correspondent recalls a bizarre event where a needle pierced the skin, later appearing at an unexpected spot. The tale parallels a hen’s egg breaking into a bowl as a servant girl works.
The narrator recalls an odd discovery during a visit to a house. A blackened needle attached to a thread was found in their possession, initially thought to have fallen from a dress but proved unlikely. The one and a half inch needle and its thread measure remain noted.
A rare gold dollar relic by famed American engraver A. W. Overbaugh has been found in a Staten Island town. The coin features the Lord's Prayer engraved inside a one-sixth inch circle with Overbaugh's name at the bottom. the inscription is legible only with glasses. Engraved on a wager, the piece is headed to a New York museum.
Richard Diener, a gardener at Col duced, has created carnations four to five inches in diameter by crossing them with the Prosperity pink. He has secured fifty seven varieties of dahlias and is attempting to produce a blue dahlia.
A group led by Rich Croesus established a base at Mount Tolmae and began digging. The excavation yielded unexpectedly satisfactory results, with Jardia described as a pew Seid for the expedition.
Practical guidance on winter housing eggs and hens care, feed, and cleanliness. Farm topics cover lamps, heating, brooder safety, water needs, alfalfa, dairying, swine silage, hog growth, and barnyard manure use. Includes advice on oats for chicks and horse care.
Oregon Experiment Station reports on year long costs for feeding laying hens. Total feed per fowl averaged 66 cents under then prices, with wheat driving nearly half the cost and average egg production about 144 eggs per hen valued at farm prices.
A local plea to protect pumpkins from wildlife as ducks and geese reportedly eat the ripening harvest. Community call to guard squash by fencing nets or deterrents to preserve seasonal food supply.
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