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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1921
Page
10
A long-read fragment promotes a sale offering spring underwear at a dollar twenty-five a suit and hints at a Saturday event. It describes a teachers convention masquerade ball at the winter garden, with commentary on attire and social antics, and invites teachers and their friends to visit the store.
A local column highlights prices at Modern Clothes For Men and invites readers in the trade territory to view spring merchandise. The piece blends humorous vignettes on widows versus widowers, a Cheyenne clipping joke, and playful anecdotes about teachers, shop windows, and a disjointed fiction scene titled The Cowpuncher, culminating in assorted social observations and regional quirks.
A marginal comic scene shows Maggie reproaching Sandy after a trolley outing. She hands him a dime for carfare, he pockets it and jokes there was no rush. An ad notes cottonseed cake for sale by O Bannon and Neuswanger, phone 71. A brief social critique on unemployment and profits closes the fragment.
In St Louis a street railway once charged ten cents on longer rides then cut to a nickel after a new political party, the Republicans, gained power. A boast about aiding the public drew a Democrat’s retort that during Democratic rule riders walked to save a dime, now they miss a car but save only a nickel.
A brief ad touts daily complexion care to combat aging. It promises guidance on Dreams face powders and other toilet requisites, asserting youthfulness as essential for women.
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