Fanny's Attic Gold Open
A theatre notice announces Fanny's Attic Gold by D. J. Walsh opening with performances scheduled at the usual venue. The production credits D. J. Walsh as author and promoter details are listed for readers.
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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1928
Page
8
Gold mine dream funds daughter’s schooling in town
Helena worries over going to work in a mill after two years of Normal training. Her mother Fanny, who raised the family with garden labor and thrift, discovers a city furniture dealer has bought their old possessions as a supposed sacred “gold mine” and plans to invest in Helena’s education with the proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fanny Winn
Helena
Catherine Scott
Fanny
Catherine
Everet Winn
Everet
Winn
Orlando Winn
Mrs. Knox
Island Dreams and Ice Cream on the Bay
A playful exchange on a bayfront pier imagines escaping the bustle with a private island fantasy. The pair banter about perfect solitude and a single charming ice cream stall as part of their wistful reverie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Terrier Attends Funeral Then Barred From Parish Church
A terrier followed his master’s funeral to the parish church and stood guard outside after being refused admission. The dog had been found half starved, became a beloved pet and constant companion. He showed teeth when denied entry and was ultimately allowed to remain nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terrier
Anniversary Misread Turns Into Quiet Celebration
A June couple marks twenty years of marriage with a playful misreading of the date. The wife avoids naming the anniversary while the husband promises to come home early and celebrate their shared misdate.
Afterlife Concepts in Babylonian Thought
Vague notions of the afterlife appear in early Mesopotamian belief systems. The text notes a shift from antiquated notions toward clearer ideas following Babylonian influence.
Halloween origins and beliefs traced through myth and ritual
The article traces Halloween from pagan sun worship to later Christian influence, noting harvest festivals for Pomona, bonfires to ward off spirits, and folk customs in Ireland Scotland and England. It describes elections of omens with nuts apples and mirror divination and wedding fate tied to autumn rituals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. G. Kettner
Pomona
Ireland
Scotland
Eim
Red Mike
Mike
Sager
Wipter
Also Mentioned on This Page
D. J. Walsh
Dog
Tialloween
Elmo Scott Watson
Jay
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