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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1912
Page
5
A Paris detective narrates how Bertillon's anthropometric method unmasks Simon the convict among society guests. The tale follows a tense stakeout, a charity soirée, and a dramatic reveal when the prisoner is cornered and awaits Cayenne, but dies aboard the voyage.
A lyrical meditation on autumn's splendor with repeated lines about gold tones, leaves, and harvest imagery. The piece contrasts old and new gold, mentions woodbine, grape leaves, and quail, and questions if any other time of year rivaling fall exists.
A Youth's Companion excerpt from James Francis Dwyer's The White Waterfall recounts a missionary who preached to northern Queensland blacks about Eden. The tribe gathers snakes and asks him to identify the troublemaker, joking that Adam would reveal the snake blamed for their woes.
A Tripoli dispatch reports Italian troops within Turkish lines captured a European woman near a wounded horse. She was armed with a rifle and about one hundred cartridges and refused to identify herself. She is held as a prisoner of war.
In Mexican copper mines rosewood timbering is common and mahogany is used as fuel for engines due to abundant supplies.
The reader asks if Mrs Bacon delivered lengthy remarks at the meeting noting attention on speeches and pacing of discussion.
A man overdoses on morphine and is kept awake by doctors while neighbors aid in revival. Wet towels, pins, and wet towels fail to rouse him until a neighbor arrives with a baby, and the man is saved. The scene unfolds with urgent medical efforts and a dramatic rescue featuring a timely intervention by a neighbor.
A railway manager asks if the car is ready for fall and winter use. The shop boss says the interior has varnish to seal windows, all vents are tightened, and the heating system fixed so the car will warm after loading, making fresh air access impossible.
A reader letter discusses plans to keep ragtime away from park concerts and hints at political impact. The note references Brown I and Jonese Yesa and criticizes ongoing ragtime performances amid an election context.
An incomplete New York scene shows a tense exchange about the officer’s actions and a woman’s concern. A fragment of dialogue hints at a potential murder case and public tension.
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