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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1921
Page
3
Lawson Purdy of the Charity Organization society denounces professional beggars as self righteous. He recalls a beggar woman with three hungry children, saying she would beg less if her children could be fed. The exchange reflects tension over charity and public blame.
A reader recounts a cautionary tale about a man named Little who buys a dubious racing tip for five dollars. He mails a money order to a deceptive ad and receives a mock reply with lewd comments about a housemaid. The twist reveals the con artist’s clever manipulations and the moral about idle hands.
A man declares he knows nothing about business and insists on bringing in a competent adviser. The exchange shows a clash over handling a deal as the speaker says a baby cannot manage business and seeks help from someone who does know.
Two contractors discuss failed building ventures as collapsed houses and rotten woodwork echo past disasters. An heiress overhears Alphonse proposing marriage to shield her fortune, insisting on giving wealth to missionaries and fearing gossip. The scene blends cautionary finance with romantic intrigue.
A fashion piece discusses winter gowns and dress coats, focusing on how outer coats and capes influence the overall look. It notes the shifting skirt lengths, high collars, wide cuffs, and the interplay between dress and coat to reveal or conceal the outfit, highlighting French designers and contemporary styling.
Nebraska groups coordinate to spread cancer awareness during a national event from October 30 to November 5. The plan divides the state into districts with church, civic groups, and physicians promoting early detection and prevention through meetings and printed information.
In a humor essay by Hod Mussiexhain, a terrier wakes his master daily at seven as clocks switch to summer time. The piece ponders animal intelligence, asking if the dog chanted the clock or simply reacted to the alarm. The parrot's reputed wisdom is contrasted with dogs and others.
Fragmentary text describes a search operation related to a party member and an individual named Myron Yo Dh fiek. It references an alleged bomb outrage and threats, with mentions of other locations and a museum context.
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