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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1911
Page
7
An old testimonial notes relief from back and kidney trouble after using Doan's Kidney Pills. The ad claims long lasting improvement with the product distributed by Foster Milburn Co of Buffalo New York and encourages consumers to recall the brand name.
Mrs. Mary W. Rameey of Colorado Springs testifies that Cuticura Soap and Ointment cleared her three week old son's eczema and teething eruptions. She credits the products for a healthy head of curls and overall improvement after using only the Cuticura line. A free 82 page book and samples are offered by mail from Cutcura, Dept. 5 L, Boston.
A city boy named Willie sees a cow during a visit to his grandmother. He asks about the animal and its horns while his cousin John explains what a cow is and what the horns signify.
A fragment describes how a fresh ong egg in water lies level, then tilts with age. It states angles of about 80 degrees at five days, 46 degrees after several days, and 15 at three weeks, resting upright at thirty days.
This guide advises choosing hard finished suitings with self patterns for a costly tailored look or simpler patterns for economy. Black and blue dye work well, with careful collar fit and stitched pleats. two skirts with a suit can save long term costs and satin linings are a safer choice for durability.
Description details a navy blue alpaca dress designed for daily wear. The skirt features panel fronts and backs with hip easing, and the Magyar cut bodice opens to reveal a tucked union vest. Short velvet-like sleeves, embroidered muslin collar and cuffs complete the look with specified fabric yardages.
A reader notes that buying two skirts with a suit is cheaper than purchasing a skirt separately at that time. The cost savings come from securing the same material and ensuring consistency with the suit.
At a popular waterside spot, girls stitch monograms on patch pockets of white blue and black jackets. Monograms center the heavy white cloth, using mostly white letters and a few jetters, as one girl describes baste planning for the heavy fabric.
Susie Drake visits her childhood town with Bosie Mehitabel as locals dissect her appearance. Observers mock her attire from head to toe, noting a lack of funds and fashion, while townsfolk debate if she should have waited to return in better circumstances.
A small group of sympathetic men including several Teachers College faculty members joined a suffragist parade in New York City. One professor led the male contingent carrying a banner with the inscription No, the humor praising men voting.
In a lively exchange a serious young man asks if the woman has read the Bible. She replies she has not read all of it but has read Genesis and Revelations, prompting further discussion about scriptural familiarity.
In a sharp exchange Gam mocks a request for an illustration of a flat contradiction. The reply vows a “decided negative in quite positive” stance, signaling a playful clash over judgment and rhetoric.
Fragmentary text references a date tied event in February and a setting named Jume. The garbled wording limits clarity but implies two linked phrases about binding or joining. No clear people or organizations emerge from the readable portion.
A National Tuberculosis Association notice explains that Red Cross Seals belong on the back of letters and on mailed matter but not on the address side of packages. Seals may be placed anywhere on back or express mail and should not cover strings. Use them liberally as a war aid. seals do not pay postage or carry rail matter.
An advert for the Sabaek Christmas and New Year Art Post Card Club offers five free samples. It lists 731 Jackson Street in Topeka Kansas and includes a motivational line about success and effort.
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