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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1910
Page
7
Noes with Thompson's Eye Water LOOKING FOR TROUBLE
A quick witted boy challenges a farmhouse host over food claiming six hungry children. He asserts they are children of their father and mother, God, country, church, and grace, citing their teacher's word.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace
Cruger and Cruciger Names in Crusades and Bible Translation
A fragment tracks family spellings Cruger Crucigar Cruciger through medieval Europe. It notes a knight in the Crusades end of the eleventh century, spread to Germany Holland Denmark and England, and mentions Casper Crucigar aiding a Bible translation in 1582 and Sir Philip de Cruciger joining Richard I on the third crusade to Palestine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spam
Creutzinger
Cruger
Germany
Holland
Kruger
Denmark
England
Casper Crucigar
Lather
Philip de Cruciger
Richard I
Palestine
Philip
Cruger Line Descends From German Baronial House
The Cruger family traces to John Cruger founder of the American branch. John came to New York around 1700, served as alderman for 22 years, and was mayor from 1739 until his death in 1744. His descendants include Paul...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
von Cruger
Kruger
John Cruger
New York
Cruger
Maria
Hendrick Cruyler
Albany
Anna
Sarah
Bristol
John
Nicholas
Washington
Santa Cruz
Henry
England
Peach
Samuel Peach Cruger
Samuel Peach Peach
Lord John Murray
Aynsley
Edmund Burke
America
Henry M. P
Burke
New York State Senate
Stephen van Rensselaer Cruger
Europe
Resaca
Sherman
Fides
Women and secret shaking handshake rumor
A brief note discusses women who shake hands as a method to pry secrets from others, highlighting the tactic as a social ploy rather than a formal practice.
Dunfermline Ties to Carnegie and American Ties
Dunfermline, birthplace of Dr Andrew Carnegie, seeks a visit from Roosevelt to boost its fame. Carnegie’s American and British hero fund deepens ties with the United States as the birthplace funds awards. The US is the main outlet for Dunfermline’s damask and staple industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunfermline
Andrew Carnegie
Roosevelt
Carnegie
United States
Mr. Carnegie
America
Quite a Job Census on a Dollar Bill Attracts Attention
A playful scene shows Professor Bug confined in a laboratory for a week as residents discuss a census of the population on a dollar bill. The whimsy highlights curious experiments and public fascination with numbers and currency.
Goes Early to Bed Polly Prim Interchange
Dishy banter between Polly Prim and Jack Rapidde about late nights and sunrises in a lighthearted exchange. The dialogue hints at social mismatches and youthful reputation in a theatrical setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polly Prim
Jack Rapidde
Itch to Baldness Reversed by Cuticura Remedies
Miss Lillian Brown of Liverty Maine recounts a two year scalp illness with severe itching burning and bleeding that caused hair loss. After six weeks using Cuticura Soap Ointment and Pills the trouble subsided and has not returned, though a brief flare occurred eighteen months earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eli
Cuthura
Lillian Brown
R.F. D
Liverty, Me
Strong Preaching Sparks Childs Quick Insight
A minister’s eight year old daughter spoke up after church about Brother C’s strength as a preacher. She praised his message and noted how the dust rose when he stamped his feet, prompting the father to ask for her reasoning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brother C
Unclear Fragment from Harper's Weekly Feature
Fragmentary OCR passage references infants and children and a conversation with Mr Reuben about his son and turf. Includes a line about Jabezkin and a visitor's comment, with stray garbled text and a signature phrase about a product always bought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reuben
Jabezkin
Harper’s Weekly
Can You Blame Him Skepticism Meets Aged Disclosure
A playful exchange about the meaning of skeptical and a father son dynamic surfaces. A boar named Binder is referenced near a scene with cigars, silence, consent or offense implied by a gendered age reveal.
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