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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1910
Page
8
Children at Clinton Park's farm project teach blind gardening to 13 year olds Peter and Carl. Mrs Parson guides bean beet radish lettuce crops with tactile tools, fingers and furrows, allowing the boys to feel seeds, plots, and plants as they grow.
The Countess of Strafford and her husband Mr. Kennard entertained at Houghton Hall Norfolk after a visit from Queen Alexandra. The article notes gardening with the blind boys, praising beets and carrots planting and seed separation by touch, and describes Peter and Carl’s progress in distinguishing seeds and petals.
London church leader urges upper and middle class parents to avoid barrack life of boarding schools. He argues day students are hurt by home support, while boarders gain self reliance, claiming reforms in moral education and parental influence are needed.
Across about twenty Kansas towns hundreds of chickens race toward motorcar depots at every station when the whistle sounds. Chickens gather grasshoppers trapped on fenders as cars travel six to seven miles between stops, a sight new with the advent of motor cars this season.
The piece surveys a dancing craze gripping New York from vaudeville to tea rooms and hotel supper spaces. It notes Isadora Duncan Ruth St Denis and others shaping modern dance while hobble skirt dances become a fashionable spectacle in social venues.
Eight year old Winifred Sackville Stoner known as Cherie may join Stanford University as a child prodigy. Prolific in Esperanto since infancy and fluent in several languages she printed a 52 page book at age five and contributed to St Nicholas while mastering multiple tongues under her mother and Col J B Stoner.
An incomplete OCR passage recounts a high rank lodge official, the chancellor commander, officiating at a meeting when a courier summoned him to the stork. Two sons remained at his home while the leader was called away. An over time request to be excused from a lodge drew no clear outcome.
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