30 Oct 1909
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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1909
Page
1
A poetic verse implores Oh Heart to sing on through heat and longing. The speaker hints at a hidden She Who Lives awaiting quest’s end and envisions a high ascent under a star. The refrain ties singing to hope, love, and personal height, concluding with Success Magazine.
In a Harlem wedding reception, detective John Hilton corners Stubby Doolin after a night of thefts and pursuit. Hilton reveals his identity and offers a chance for reform, aiding Stubby’s escape to join a friend in Colorado, while praising his risk and restraint during a tense confrontation.
A historical note describes a vulcanizing factory in New York where workers endure temperatures around 212 degrees Fahrenheit. Workers wear woolen shirts masks and gloves to survive brief shifts of four to five minutes. The piece also compares kitchen heat in hotels and notes the dangers of extreme heat beyond 170 degrees with fatal risks.
Alaska, spanning over 600000 square miles, has 200000 square miles largely unexplored and produced nearly 20000000 in minerals in 1908, mainly gold. Transportation limits development with only 442 wagon miles, 297 sled miles, 225 improved trails, 300 railroad miles, and 650 miles of new roads built in 1908, keeping mining camps supplied and profits high only in rich deposits.
Mrs. Upper I do so enjoy repartee Mrs. Cumso My husband won t drink anything but too long Boston Transcript reports a light exchange in social chatter noting contrasting tastes and wit.
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