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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1911
Page
3
Hints of spring spark moderate dislike for early wear and a rush to market for new hats. Designers favor flexible crowns, braided bands, coral and turquoise beads, velvets and ribbons, with soft iridescent braids and light silk fibers dominating. French plumes remain in demand as prices rise with quality.
A one inch thick board forms a wall mounted holder for a broom duster dustpan and carpet beater. Notched center accepts broom handle while shoulder hooks on ends hold duster and beater and a plate hook secures the dustpan underneath.
Pouch bags are cut with an oval attom and covered with black velvet on one side and bright satin on the other. The top joins to the bottom, finished with black satin ribbon. A satin drawstring runs through a casing to hang over the arm, and the lining may be coral green burnt orange or royal.
A brief notice describes footwear notes focusing on the buckle shape as a favorite. It mentions dull silver and gunmetal colors and hints at color touches via enamel or decorative bits, with a casual, observational tone.
A report describes a new T pin with a crossbar head replacing the traditional knob making it easier to push through folds of paper and fabrics. The T pin’s design avoids head sinking into material and helps prevent writed material from shifting. A variant called the wryneck T pin has a curved shaft end to lie flat in papers.
Hair bandeaus are now made from embroidered and brocaded ribbons in many colors and designs. A blue brocaded ribbon, matching old shades, has been revived and is popular. Narrow ribbons are sewn into wide bands, a new favored look in fashion.
Sombrére executes a key turnover to swing the game as Cayuse makes a decisive assist. Megan Scarns delivers the winning shot to seal the victory and claim riches for the team.
Truthful James Scott narrates a wild desert league game in Arizona where a misplayed grounder drops into a prairie dog hole, a sombrero sombrero caps the play, and a bucking cow pony chases a fumbled ball before a saved triple play by a left fielder and a clutch catch by Death Valley Jim preserves the win for Chicago White Sox affiliates.
In a recent Tucson area game near open ground, Cowboys versus Miners drew a large local crowd. The Cowboys won by one run in the ninth inning with a single batter left on base as professionals mixed with local talent.
A local ball tale recounts a game near Swan Hillda District where an improbable steal at second sparked a rush of ore discoveries. The narrator describes a middle game sprint to third that clinched victory and revealed a streak of gold bearing ore worth thirty six dollars per ton, yet no partnership offer followed.
The region shows rapid growth with a $30,000 schoolhouse under construction in Ansley and road improvements across Nebraska. Reports include a new Custer County courthouse start, hog shipments from Sheridan County, a Booming-ton banquet, and upcoming Omaha land show in October. Also noted are Emma Goldman lectures in Omaha, postal savings banks, a baptism of local incidents from murders to accidents, court cases, and transportation mishaps across multiple counties.
A brief item notes the British army uses 28,500 horseshoes monthly. The text also contains garbled phrases and unrelated quotes about personal matters, suggesting a fragmented clipping with miscellaneous references.
An earnest youth declares he will study medicine, arguing a medical prescription earns more respect than poetry, while a companion retorts with a cold comparison about giving up poetry and the value of a physician’s authority.
A farmer named Corntessel skeptic about an extra congressional session. He quips about not finding enough substance to justify loud reactions and uses quirky language to mock the proposal. The exchange contrasts political talk with rural pragmatism.
A tense exchange features a nervous man asking why Japan does not initiate conflict. The calm, collected interlocutor suggests the Japanese are awaiting directions from military experts before acting, implying hesitation and strategic calculation.
An exchange on how a couple may resemble each other after years of marriage. Singleton notes the couple’s shared expressions reflect their long union and common habits.
A Brooklyn man, long coffee drinker, credits Postum with ending daily heart palpitations after boiling the beverage thoroughly. He reports lasting health benefits and urges trials, noting ailments return when coffee is consumed elsewhere. Postum Company, Battle Creek, Mich. backs the claim.
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