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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1923
Page
3
A collage of old advertisements and notices mentions Thayer Tablets of Aspirin, Bayer aspirin, and various packaging sizes. Also included are references to skincare products, university endowments, Cutlerura remedies, dry farming ads, and general claims about electricity and gas.
A New York Times fashion note highlights wrap capes by Madeleine and Jenny, featuring wide fronts that fold into graceful closures. Embroidered florals, fur trimmed collars, and sleeves with godets create flowing silhouettes, with materials like silk and gazing.
A short note describes pussywillow material for a King Tut themed dress with Egyptian motifs. The fabric is vermilion red and royal blue, cut to size with decorative markings.
A display at Dowedet's features a cape parade in white silk with a cape cascade and wrapped trims. The pieces showcase embroidered panels, ribbon details, and woven riftene textures, with evening wraps arcing over longer capes and adorned with brocadelike accents.
The article notes plain or wraparound skirts as preferred, with plaited styles and bright jackets as part of a smart ensemble. It mentions colors like gray or tan and describes leather jackets paired with velvet or cotton skirts. It highlights Paris and Vienna fashion trends and aviator‑style caps as accessories.
Article describes evening gown embroidery with net and bold patterns on coarse cloth, front drapery effects, and new gown features. Notes shift from metal belts to leather and velvet details, beaded knots, velvet ribbons, and decorative floral motifs. Mentions spring fabrics like crepes and cottons with rising prices and children’s romper styles in pinks and blues.
Gray velvet girdles and sashes with lavender and orchid ribbons form center knots among spring accessories. Gray grain ribbon pairs with velvet to create bows and girdles, while a flower-like bow is tied with a simple pin.
J P Strahl of 6517 88th St Portland recounts Tanlac easing his stomach trouble. He gained eighteen pounds and now feels healthier, with improved digestion sleep and energy. He credits Tanlac with rebuilding his health and endorses it as a reliable remedy. A second note references Sheiks From a Distance dialogue about romance.
An entend text references Wasal Catarth and a remedy for colds involving ointment and tonic fed locally to build up the system. Mentions J. Cheney & Co Toledo and a mysterious recipe inquiry. Contains fragmented gossip about an actress and debts.
The text notes Massachusetts shifting from Puritan to Roman Catholic identity per the 1990 census, with 28 percent native-born and 81.9 percent native parentage among the population. Immigrants and first-generation children form over two thirds of residents. It also mentions New York City as a leading Italian and Jewish center with 27 percent native-born and other cultural observations.
The remark urges using newly discovered materials to escape a stupid world. It emphasizes proactive application of innovation rather than mere possession.
In 1021 India, Marten notes an army of enumerators faced violence as bribery failed to secure cooperation. Instances include stabbing and mob resistance by Hindus, with census workers sometimes beaten amid tensions over population density and local access. The average population density reached 277 per square mile in surveyed areas.
A fragmented text describes Flora and her collie Mickey, noting how Mickey’s mischief disrupts daily life. It mentions Flora’s sister gifting Mickey last Christmas and a porch encounter with an assessor, while weaving in unrelated observations about population figures and neighborhood cats.
A traveler recounts dropping a frying pan in a crowded street car. The pan clanged loudly triggering a fire alarm and drawing attention from fellow passengers who helped recover the pan before the journey ended.
Conversation hints at doctor profiting from advice while patient claims less gain. Note on prayer books possibly revised to include petitions for airship travelers. A brief, period feel item reflecting humor and speculative reform.
Carbohydrates form about 60 percent of the average diet providing heat and energy from grain and vegetable starches. Grape-Nuts is pitched as a nourishing food, rich in iron, phosphorus and essential vitamins, aiding strength and appetite.
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