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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1922
Page
3
A faded quotation from the Era Herald shows debate over vehicle and tire advertising. The speaker argues for or against painting names on auto parts to let the public read company labels, reflecting early publicity culture and personal choice in branding.
An advertisement touts Diamond Dyes as a universal home dyeing product for fabrics from draperies to sweaters. It claims simple use with no streaking, fading, or running and offers guidance on dye type per fabric. The piece links the product to a positive tone and suggests its convenience for all skill levels.
Fragmentary notes discuss intimate guidance and a puzzling phrase about ears. The text hints at a cryptic or poetic fragment with no clear events, dates, or named figures. It preserves a poetic, enigmatic tone with limited legible content.
The ad warns thousands of women to consider kidney or bladder trouble as the source of many ailments. It credits Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root with restoring kidney health and cites sample bottle offers from Dr Kilmer & Co in Binghamton.
In a frost filled scene at the racing course the crowd gather as sleds dash down the steep track toward a win. Spectators cheer for the winner amid dawn light and a quiet town waking to holiday excitement.
A New-York Tribune fashion correspondent describes fur garments using narrow tubular fur strips joined by grosgrain ribbon and highlighted with soutash braid to create a striped effect. Coats in mink and Hudson seal feature contrasting braids and ribbons, with standing collars and embroidery hints for street and sport wear.
A detailed description of a brocaded satin bra and matching jacket style highlights a hip length cut, full sleeves, wide collar, and red appliqué motifs. The outfit features black edged trim, decorative buttons, and ornate stitching typical of a high fashion season display.
A fragment discusses evolving hat fashion with bows of ribbons and rosettes of silk lace. It mentions velvet backgrounds, fashionable impacts on skirts, and knit textiles as part of the fall season’s style preferences.
Glove styles and handbags described include leather and suede designs with beadwork, knit fabrics, and metal frames. The piece notes long wrist gloves from France with floral prints, beige and black options, and varied cuffs, illustrating a ready market for fashion accessories.
The article describes discreet color trends in hats and gowns, noting a shift to rich grays golds and whites with accents of purple royal blue and black. It highlights a vogue for one color turbans and cites popular shades such as Chinese blue billerdweet blue spruce chestnut and a riot of bright hues by evening.
A three year old girl on her father's knee hears Mother Goose rhymes. When the rhyme line about tails being behind them is altered to tails before them the child answers with a playful mishearing, "sheepstake," prompting a lighthearted moment.
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