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Steele City Press

Location

Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Oct 07, 1926

Page

3

Higher Than Woolworth Building

The Woolworth Building in New York City towers 792 feet, the highest US height. Advert reads Lydia B. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with letters from users praising relief and health improvements, including Mrs. Daugherty of Muscatine, Iowa and Mrs. P. W. Cana of Muncie Indiana, endorsing the remedy and Sanative Wash.

Woolworth New York City United States Lydia B. Pinkham Cleveland Ohio Lydia B. Pinkham Mars Eo, Davenrrtt Orchard Avenue Muscatine Owa Muncie Indiana Pinkham P. W. Cana West Powers St. Muncie

War Town Sold to Wrecking Firm After War Boom

In southern Missouri a thriving iron town named Midea with 3000 residents grew around iron mines. After the war the mines closed, miners left, rents vanished, many houses empty, and the remaining few families paid no rent. The townsite has now been sold to a wrecking company as nature reclaims the land.

America Midea Missouri Iron Company Vormally Nature Vapper Werkly

The Man With Three Names chapter four continues

Mansfield seeks information and leverage by contacting police and a New York detective agency as his daughter Betty endures political fury. Cathene’s affair with Betty deepens while Mansfield plots to preserve control over his political opponents and a rival newspaper empire.

Mansfield Brandon Cathene New York Betty Mansfeld Boudoir Sle Herald

Manfield's nocturnal stroll and late garden theft

George Cottar, in Chapter V, watches Manafield retreat from the house after a heated moment. He steps into moonlit gardens, breaks a pink bloom with a penknife, and removes his cigar before continuing outside. The scene hints at mounting mental turmoil and a tense private episode.

George Cottar Manafield

Strange Wedding Traditions Drawn From Coal Dust

The Manchester Guardian Weekly notes odd wedding tributes such as coal dust thrown at a St Pancras ceremony. It recounts a past confectioner couple pelted with “hundreds and thousands” and muses on extending the gag to tea leaves and other goods.

Mansfield Herald St. Pancras

First American Gas Lighting Used in Newport Home

The first American house lit by gas was David Melville's Newport Rhode Island residence. Baltimore Maryland became the first city in the United States to use gas for lighting, with introduction in 1817.

David Melville Newport R. I Baltimore United States

Jinxed Wedding Joins Henrietta Wool Smith and Henry Howard

A Camden ceremony ends in three failed tries over a week. First, no license. second, best man delayed. third church with no pastor. fourth attempt disrupted as the bride’s daughter did not appear.

Henrietta’ Woolsmith Henry Howard Camden

Sunday School to Win Funds From Will Offer at St Louis Church

A St Louis church faces a bequest condition offering $30000 if its Sunday attendance averages 30 adults for five years. The pastor cites current membership 200 and average attendance 100 and expects to meet the terms, noting a capable man often lacks drive.

St. Louis

Prince's Unlisted Nickname Revealed Amid Oxford Days

The Prince of Wales has a nickname not in official lists. Among his titles is an informal tag tied to his Oxford undergraduates days, known as the Pragga Wagon. Its origin remains unknown, with only the plain moniker carried since Oxford.

Hannister Morning Herald Prince of Wales Oxford Pragga

Royalty Honors Parents in Belgian Village Visit

King Albert and Queen Elizabeth of Belgium paid a royal visit to a village in Flanders to honor two villagers noted as parents of twenty children. The event highlighted local lineage and community ties during the special visit to Rust.

Albert Lizabeth Rust Flanders

Our Colleges Professor Bierot on American universities

A French professor after visiting America remarks that American higher education is mixed with concern. He praises some learning but notes that many classrooms are unfocused and that the system shows both studious intent and distracting gaps.

Bierot France America

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