25 Sep 1909
Page 1
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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1909
Page
1
A lyrical request for protection and rest as a baby sleeps at the mother's breast. The speaker invokes wind sea stars and night, asking divine guidance and comfort for an infant in darkness. The verse blends nature imagery with a plea for quiet, safe slumber in the home.
A Civil War story from Waverly Magazine describes a heavy artillery corps placed on prison duty in a stockade. Private Livingston reports a guard's dereliction, revealing a Confederate prisoner who is his old mentor’s son. The judge acquits Livingston of the dereliction and sentences no punishment for the son, who is forgiven by his father.
Miss Gina Krog, Norway’s leading delegate to the National Council of Women in Toronto, recalls Norway’s progress toward universal suffrage. She notes municipal suffrage for women, upcoming full voting rights next fall, jury service by women, and the absence of a children’s court yet.
A Chicago Tribune excerpt describes wind driven waves across sand, desert dunes, and Winnipeg snow drift patterns. It details how wind speed shapes ocean and wind formed waves, their heights, lengths, and movement, plus comparisons between sand and snow waves and the effects of shelter from wind.
The article notes the United States including Alaska has a continental area about equal to Europe. It mentions rail freight losses largely due to management and cites Professor Herkomer on painters valuing price over art. It also describes seeds used as cement, Viennese phonograph archives expanding with African and other recordings, and gender limits on prayer in some cultures. Kiel Germany schools teach railway timetables with problems and imagined tours.
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