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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1927
Page
2
An old advertisement claims Castoria from Fletcher's has been used for over 30 years to relieve colic and promote natural sleep in children. It emphasizes trust with the genuine product bearing a signature.
Former Secretary of War Henry L Stimson is sent by President Coolidge as the American representative to Nicaragua. He will investigate the controversy between Sacasa and Diaz, discuss protectorate talks, and study canal rights under the Bryan Chamorro treaty to protect American interests.
Washington briefs report a Memorial Day event set for May 30 in the Arlington cemetery amphitheater. Denials of resignation rumors about Frank B Kellogg as secretary of state and William M Butler as RNC chairman are noted from the White House. A US bureau of public roads survey shows 1926 automobile registrations and fees totaling $288,282,352.
The Veterans Bureau directs 8.9 million dollars to loan programs with arena and returns free, using the fund rather than investment for veterans.
A Wisconsin court acted swiftly in Milwaukee granting a decision within six hours regarding Rose Radich. The ruling settled a dispute filed in the Milwaukee jurisdiction.
The War Department to establish a Citizens' Military Training camp at Fort Crook in August. Tecumseh buyers shipped ten carloads of eggs to Chicago and New York. North Platte Valley cheese factories plan a Gering cold storage plant for over a million pounds yearly. Liberty residents fear poisoned dogs and seek suspects. An anti theft association grows to 300 members to curb poultry thefts. A Ne ligh farm cave-in now feeds a spring stream. Nebraska City votes May 3 on a junior high school at about 145000 dollars with Kansas City architects. Coleridge boosters plan road improvements and signs. Glenn Pierce, Livyu Henry, L. Wolt head the road sign committee. Stanton to host National Editorial Association in June with a rail tour. Morrill County Historical society grows, adding members and plans for a permanent museum from Redington church. Hastings College cinder track rebuilt in preparation.
The report covers Pawnee City's transition to a second class city with historic actions in 1879, notes on local business and infrastructure, radio legislation discussions in Lincoln, countywide beautification efforts, Arbor Day events in Nebraska City, and Beatrice post office retirement news. It also mentions irrigation district refinancing near Bridgeport and settlement of eastern farmers in Merrill and Scottsbluff counties.
A description from a fashion write up explains fagoting used on a dress, noting it is cut in few pieces and sewn on top of the fabric. The piece reduces work, with rolled edges, and features a crisscross yoke effect, side slashes for fall, and box plaits to add skirt fullness.
The spring coat silhouette centers on youthful styling with plaits, ruching, and fluted lines from collar to knee. Five tuck elements modify the straight outline, collars shape the vogue, and belted coats with bows, ties, and visible pockets define the trend.
New lace effects gaining favor in German shops come from lacquering or waxing the lace and wearing it over frocks in varied colors. The underslip color then influences the overall look.
A white crepe de chine sports frock features a novel scarf collar in ceranium tone with a red Gat crepe facing the front of the jumper and small tabs.
A 1920s style feature suggests summer wardrobes focus on sleeveless sports frocks. Cotton dominates, with white and pastel pique dresses shaping tennis and golf wear. Simple lines, concealed pinks, and linen or cotton fabrics define practical light frocks in sunlit maize shades.
Resort styles show white bases with bold color accents. Printed linens and cottons in gay hues and hand block designs appear prominently. Coats of printed linen and black and white motifs dominate among the younger set, with several color coordinated outfits and felted or crocheted hair to match.
The article notes extensive use of plaits and tucks as trimming across dresses and blouses, with plaited skirts paired with simple jumpers and wrap skirts. It cites Parisian influence on a crepe model featuring square patterns and waist detailing as a standout example.
A garbled vintage text describes a formal evening gown with a nine inch hem and refined detailing. It mentions a modest silhouette and dignified mood for the evening hour, adding a touch of charm to a refined dinner event.
An old advertisement touts Moone's Emerald OS as a nonprescription antiseptic that cures eczema and skin diseases in days. It claims immediate itch relief, drying eruptions, and quick healing of sores, ulcers, and barbers itch with minimal risk.
The text presents an fragmented insult laden exchange with awkward wording and stray punctuation. No clear event person or location is established.
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