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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1909
Page
6
Henry F. Cope argues the highest life comes from serving others rather than pursuing self. true religion is love in action and social duty. He cites Hudson Fulton insight as analogies, notes modern mothers bear unseen burdens, and contrasts with self centered living, urging sacrifice as life’s core.
A compact study notes Charlotte Elliott born 1789 in Brighton and died 1771, praising her as the leading female hymn writer with around 150 hymns. It highlights The Invalid Hymn Book of 1834 and the 1825 hymn Just as I Am which propelled spiritual conversations and revival globally.
A series of aphoristic lines reflect on love not lived dying chances and the value of care for others. Witty maxims compare sainthood to self reverence and warn against mistaking religion's appendix for its heart. The passage ends with a meditation on small minds and vast ideas.
A Chicago Journal quote argues mothers seldom enjoy spending on themselves and suggests paying mothers a weekly allowance if the family hires help. It contrasts fairness with assuming household labor is unpaid and questions who covers a mother’s wages.
An idea suggests serving jelly in tiny glasses that hold only two quarters of the usual portion. Four such small vessels would offer variety and be more acceptable to a delicate appetite than a larger single dish.
A New Jersey group of business women forms a pin money league to promote earnings at home and to sell at an exchange. The aim is to persuade men they should not be ashamed of contributing to household income.
A description details a velvet crown set on a narrow brim with bluish violet tones. The violet aigrette rises from a cabochon in a new au clair du lune trifoming style.
The item lists new season styles with emphasis on hips, embroidery, taffeta petticoats and castor leather shoes. mentions pale gray gloves, oxidized chains, and large stone set brooches. Also offers beauty tips such as witch hazel rose water scalp care and rhubarb for complexion with a caution on belting food.
The article describes a DIY fire extinguisher consisting of three pounds of salt and one and a half pounds of salammoniac dissolved in a gallon of water. It notes the mixture can be made at home and kept in a bottle for ready use.
A reflective piece recalls winter’s cold with lines of longing for summer heat and frost bitten feet, urging readers to remember the season's chills.
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