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Newspaper

Steele City Press

Location

Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1911

Page

3

Plainsman Keith Faces Desert Escape After Double Murder

Jack Keith, the plainsman, helps pursue a gang along the Fe trail. A stolen locket leads investigators to a jail where a prisoner named Bart is held. Keith and Neb escape the cell, learn one victim is John Sibley and the other Gen. Willis Waite, and flee into the sand desert.

Jack Keith der Plainsman Eareurem Msn Ee Bart Neb Keith Virginia John Sibley Willis Waite Plainsman

Wilderness Cabin Encounter Reveals Lone Woman

Keith and Ned seek shelter and discover a solitary woman in a desert cabin island. The man introduces himself as a former government scout while the woman confronts them with wary calm as twilight hums through the lit interior.

Christie Maclaire Revealed in Unexpected Reunion

A man recognizes Christie Maclaire from the Gaiety in Independence and is surprised by the connection. She asks for trust and offers to share herself, while he pleads for food after days of hunger as they seek shelter and safety together.

Carson City Keith Jack Keith Christie Maclaire Independence Christie Maclairé

The Girl of the Cabin

Keith awakens amid flames and a woman helper who quietly guides him to food. Ned falls, a slave-narrative thread emerges as the woman recalls Virginia roots and an old slave history. A shared meal ends with a tense pause, as the scene hints at future revelations.

Ned Nero Keith South Virginia

How to Eat Roasting Ears

A Chamber's Journal essay extols eating corn on the cob with reverence and joy. It cautions against treating it as mere sustenance and urges embracing nature and sunshine, eating boldly, and savoring each taste without propriety. The piece elevates a simple act to a spiritual, soulful experience.

Earth Chamber

Eating Beyond Retish and the Mind’s Sweet Trick

Herbert W. Fishes argues that memory of the initial pleasure from candy drives continued eating even when taste fades. He links physiology and psychology to craving and suggests moderating sugar use by substituting fruit and fruit-based toppings for cereals and reducing unmitigated sugar.

Herbert W. Fishes

Her Favorite Worm and the Sun Day Shoes Tale

In a Galveston News fragment a girl named Dorothy brings a giant brown caterpillar to Mrs. H as her baby proudly displays the find. The scene evokes old fashioned manners and Sunday rituals in a light, nostalgic tone.

Galveston Dorothy

Misfit Halo Region Author Quips on Paradise Flight

A Billville author told the Atlanta Constitution that reaching Paradise means worrying about flying too high and easing too often. He notes some may complain of streets of gold hurting feet due to hard pavement.

Halo Billville Paradise Atlanta Constitution

Suspicious Neighbors Probe New Residents

A family reports neighbors visiting soon after moving in, with one saying they fear neighbors may be scouting them. Another suggests visitors may hope to get acquainted over a good meal prepared by the resident.

Mr. Growcher

German Peat Deposits Targeted for Electric Power

German peat reserves in the northwest are being prepared for use as a fuel source to develop and expand electrical energy production. Authorities outline plans to convert peat beds into an energy supply supporting regional power needs.

Northwest Gerany

Bargain Of M D And D B Newell

Dwight Hillis the New York preacher took charge at Evans ton Illinois First Presbyterian Church. A physician, famed for storytelling but rare in church, refused to bill. Hillis offered a bet to keep him from heaven if the doctor keeps him from hell and neither pays a cent.

Newell Dwight Hillis New York First Presbyterian Church Evanston Ill Heaven Hell Cosmopolitan Magazine

Distinction in Jones Household Sparks Gossip

Mrs Flubbit seems cold and distant as Mr Flubbit amasses wealth. She cannot endure showy musical comedy girls yet remains unbearably haughty in society circles.

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