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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1913
Page
1
During school days parents are urged to bring their children for an expert eye examination and spectacles if needed. The message warns of harm from not wearing glasses when required and notes glasses start at $1.00. Dr. John Hoeft promotes affordable vision care.
Sheriff Hughes in town on Monday. Thanksgiving next Thursday. Numerous visits to Fairbury and surrounding towns. Reports of weddings, sales, church revivals, and a motor cycle part lost between Steele City and Hollenberg. Notes on a corn husk mishap and upcoming cattle and hog sale.
Dr Benjamin Moore of Liverpool argued mercury amplification could convert lifeless solutions into living matter. Sir Oliver Lodge challenged the claim, saying the work only produced a potential living vehicle, not life itself.
The notice highlights women in intelligence roles and public service across Germany and Kansas. It notes German states appointing women as inspectors and 3000 Kansas women in social study clubs dedicating a year to food drugs health and sanitation. It mentions a London lodging house tablet to Mary Victoria wife of Lord Cratsan formerly Mary Leiter of Chicago.
A young woman from East Cowes crossed the Solent from Lepe to Cowes in around 28 minutes without refreshment onboard. She reportedly is a teaching student at the Comet schools in East Cowes and holds a Royal Life Saving certificate.
British police report details a curious case as a Mr Riley faces a penalty over an alleged public reading of a million etigrear poem. The fragment notes a police inquiry and potential legal action.
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