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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1913
Page
4
Society happenings note a Gretann Percury led D. of H. lodge gathering at a local venue. Friends from Fair attended a farewell or celebration event described as a Sunday home visit with toasts and socializing.
Mise Theressa Jones returning to home. Mrs Walbarn and Mrs Slaught were visitors Monday. Amy Walbarn visiting cousin in killer. Nov 18 gathering drew crowd. W albern family events in Hebron and Steele City. School teacher W C Farrand resigns. Grand daughter Mabel Wells wed Ralph Montgomery on Wednesday the 19th at home north of Pairbury.
Frank Rose visited Steele City Saturday afternoon. B W Smith returned from Fairbury for a week. James Nation traveled to St Joe on business. Paul Bolles near attends the dance. Miss Tena Barr takes a short vacation. S M Henderson recovered from illness and resumes work. Misses Lillian Tanner and Mabel Gerrish were Hanover callers. Several attended revival in Stele City Sunday. Rev Campbell of Haddam joined Hanover on the way to Haddam. Packer ball girls practice for double header with Hanover Saturday. The season’s seat games conclude.
The account describes a vast Knights Templar gathering in Denver with seventy five bands, a 35 000 seat arena, and a $250 000 electric display. A 55 foot knight figure on horseback with 40 000 candlepower lights wowed spectators as the city hosted a grand convention atmosphere.
The author argues Lincoln’s country upbringing gave him real tasks and habit of planning ahead, unlike city youths. It claims national ideals require citizens to embody a shared spirit, and cites Abraham Lincoln as a powerful example to inspire city dwellers toward a national ideal.
The Youth's Companion offers a year subscription for two dollars with fifty-two issues and includes a Practical Home Calendar for 1914. Sample copies and an announcement are available from 44 Berkeley St. Boston Massachusetts, promising a valued gift for any young person or family.
A fragmented line hints at a health focus urging decisive action against common illnesses. The readable portion mentions a bold stance and a campaign like effort to confront colds through prevention and public awareness.
After leaving military service a man was hired as a valet by a Chinese delegation in France at 70 francs a month. He was required to shave his prominent mustache on starting duties, a custom seen as a grave sacrifice. Eight days in, tensions rise as debates flare over suppressing the queue and mustache.
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