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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1927
Page
3
Fragmentary line reflects Heine on grief drawing tears and each person weeps early for themselves, suggesting universal self focus in sorrow. The terse excerpt emphasizes personal mourning and shared human sentiment.
Mrs. W. B. Harrell describes a Florida St Andrews Key method for luring earthworms for bait. A board driven into the ground with a second board drawn across yields worms within minutes, sometimes eighty to a hundred from a single effort, a technique reportedly successful in Lynn Haven and other regions.
A female led farming exhibit in Australia features a government agricultural train with cookery and child welfare demonstrations. Experts accompany the program to showcase women’s farm work and a sound proof room is used for training shows.
Fashion notes of the winter mode highlight evening dresses with uneven hems created by side flare lengths and scalloped panels. Satin foundations, simple bodices, vivid floral sprays, and sheer fabrics like georgette velvet and chiffon dominate, with black remaining a strong preference alongside brocades and lames.
Tailleur regains prominence in fashion, with Paris shows featuring tallormades and tailored outfits. Black remains dominant with hip length jackets, long slender collars, and double breasted touches. Braids appear as trim, and coats and skirts use contrasting fabrics with checks and stripes.
New sheer fabric undergarments touted for durability and style. Stockings resist runs with diagonal weave and extra button holes for elastics. A new pantie style features a fitted front yoke and elastic-backed back with pointed cuff bands. Colors include flesh peach lavender maize and Nile green.
A black moire evening slipper features triangular rhinestone buckles that point upward toward the ankle, adding a decorative touch to formal footwear.
In Paris designed headwear features velvet and satin creations. A velvet hat showcases ecalioped tiers, a curled-up brim, a dainty flower, and a Dutch-influenced look. A satin hat with a quirky feather band adds artistic flair and bold detailing.
Palm Beach wear dominates Lucien Lelong winter collection with about sixty models. The designs feature asymmetrical lines, inlaid motifs, bows on evening gowns, panel drapes, and both day and evening silhouettes. Beach robes, sponge cloth, knickers pajamas, crepe de chine plaits, and jersey stripes appear with pastel and white color schemes.
Chrysanthemums of felt replace sport in winter style with felt replicas in rainbow colors. The oblong brooch features clear crystal shoulders pins and faceted crystals at both ends, pairing with evening attire.
The piece notes varying waistline placements this winter with designers favoring a line an inch above the hip. It highlights Parisian hesitation to adopt a standard silhouette despite a rising trend in many houses.
Iowa captured premier honors with 32 championships and 89 ribbons at the International Live Stock exposition, far ahead of Ohio. Canadian and Ontario breeders swept several divisions, with Samuel Insull’s Hawthorne farm notable in Suffolk horses and Canadian Clydesdales dominant in draft classes. Auctions posted strong cattle prices with Herefords, Shorthorns, and Angus leading the sale averages.
Mrs May Leonard Woodruff secretary of the Women’s Home Missionary Society spoke in New York on the disarmament conference at Geneva. She compared nations professing selflessness to the judge who favored his own daughter in a beauty contest and defended his action saying a man must favor his own.
An old advertisement advises using Laxative Bromozuene Tablets for colds grip or influenza prevention. It claims a safe and proven remedy and notes the box bears the signature of E. W. Grove priced at 20 cents.
Missed Delight notes a wedding account failed to reach Madge, as cited by the Boston Transcript. The humorous remark questions how a honeymoon could be spoiled when the news did not arrive.
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