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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1910
Page
6
A fashion column discusses late autumn wear focusing on thin textiles and pale tones for girls. It notes three favored models a coat suit with linen fabrics, a tunic dress in voile or marquisette, and gathered styles suitable for muslins and cottons, plus material tips and color tones. It also mentions a compact silver powder-case gift for travelers.
A brief note describes handmade pin cushions to match Japanese china, designed to fit inside cup edges with metal securing, highlighting their decorative and practical use alongside the cups and saucers.
A dressmaker uses a small stay put paper clip to mark the exact spot on a tape measure for turning a hem or skirt. This quick technique reduces time and nervous strain by fixing the measurement location.
The piece outlines the Samoa dispute between Mataafa and Malietoa beginning in 1899, the three-power mediation, and the cession of Tutuila and Manua to the United States. It notes Pago Pago harbor as a strategic, sheltered anchor haven for a US fleet and describes traditional Samoan housing construction and daily life.
A hostess hides the last piece of pie from her husband and guest claiming no room for dessert. The pie proves irresistible as the guest and later the husband secretly take portions, leading to a humorous reveal of the shared craving.
A solicitor who left the profession for the church misread a Bible passage during a sermon. While reading the lesson he startled the congregation by saying I see men as trustees walking in a humorous slip on his habit of abbreviating legal terms.
Fragmentary ad copy notes invoke sentiment on marriage and wealth with lines about a man with a million dollars. The text references signatures and a long-used item, suggesting an endorsement or branding context from FEMA and Gallant.
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