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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1924
Page
3
A reader asserts that 98 of 100 women using the medicine for their ailments are benefited. The message claims broad availability and strong efficacy in improving health and ability to work, with recommendations for widespread sale.
The text argues the Mississippi River remains underutilized compared with the St. Lawrence Rhine and Yangtse. It asserts full potential only arises if the United States expands trade with North America and the East via the Panama Canal, making the Mississippi a principal inland waterway.
An advertisement touts Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a premier cure for kidney liver and bladder ailments. It claims fast relief from distressing cases and urges immediate treatment with bottles sold nationwide. A sample offer for ten cents via Dr Kilmer Co New York is included.
A gentleman farmer recalls a visitor asking about a corn variety in a small enclosed field. The farmer answers simply that the variety is called Flapper corn.
Demand Bayer aspirin packet or tablets to ensure genuineness. Advised that Bayer is Croved safe by millions and prescribed by physicians for 23 years. Instructs customers to say Bayer when purchasing aspirin as imitations may be dangerous.
New Hampshire apiaries report an average six bait colonies per apiary with six percent raised for brood rather than honey. The average field yields pounds of comb honey per hive and 58 pounds of extracted honey per hive.
Washington. A special session of the Sixtyninth Congress is urged to address the World Court issue and tax reform. President Coolidge would call Congress to meet in May or June with the Senate handling the World Court and the House taking up tax reduction and reform as advocated by Secretary Mellon. Senator Borah supports court action but sees it unlikely in the current short session.
President Coolidge reviewed the Army Engineers report on the Underwood plan for the Muscle Shoals nitrate and power projects. War Department amendments aim to strengthen the bill and attract a lease or sale before July 1. Civil and military leaders expect administration proposals to settle the matter this session.
A reader describes an experimental set with a tuning coil based on a four circuit tuner. It uses a three inch by five inch tube form, 50 turns on the tube, 24 SCC wire, and a pair of 0005 mfd condensers. The design suggests adjustments to coil turns and a single loop around the grid coil, with a choice of tube such as UV-20TA or UV-200 for best results.
In Hickville Lem Jones, reputed for wisdom and cures, becomes the center of town gossip as rumors spread that he has developed a radio bug. Residents recall his talents from politics to farming while Sam's odd behavior prompts speculation about Lem's withdrawal from the crowd.
The guide instructs arranging binding posts with serial and ground posts spaced at least three inches apart if possible to avoid crowding on the Ret panel. It emphasizes proper separation to ensure clear connections.
A Paris winter salon survey highlights fur accessories as essential complements to coats and gowns. Muff s, scarfs, bags, and stoles in various pelts, notably fox, shape the season with mink melon and broadtail motifs, while fur trimmed cloth models spread the look to other outfits.
Fashion note describes fur and silk hats and turbans for winter wear. It highlights fur trimmed pieces, satin tops, and felt base designs from Rose Descat and Janvin, noting comfort and style differences in varying warmth levels.
In Wymington Northamptonshire renovations unearth plastered wall paintings beneath plaster. The depictions show women with short modern style hair and scenes of the resurrection and judgment. Vicar dates the art to the church’s era around 1860.
A discussion notes a shift in ring fashion with one dominant ring replacing many pieces. It cites New York Times reporting on emeralds sapphires topaz and intaglio designs plus diamond solitaire forms waning in favor of varied stones like bloodstone tiger’s eye lapis lazuli and amethyst.
A special Textile Color Card Association committee selected fourteen millinery colors for a winter resort collection. The palette includes Citron Castilian Suez Cornflower Gobelio Conchahell Marinera Wild orchid Thistle Tango pink Pablo Seaside Indian Orange Terrapin French gray. The colors will appear on the spring 1925 color card and are designed to harmonize with dresses and wraps.
A fragmented fashion snippet discusses semiensemble sets with hats and vestees made to match in velvet or duvetyn. It mentions embroidery, motifs, and braiding as stylistic elements amid a pile-fabric craze.
Spanish and Venetian wraps dazzle in brilliant colors for evening wear. Velvet capes and wraps in fuchsia ruby jade and other hues highlight the younger set. ermine collars appear, with satin crepe and chiffon gowns studded with rhinestones and crystals.
Description of a French origin gown featuring a wide black exsumere collar accented by large embroidered flowers. The front skirt displays an apron of taffeta with cashmere discs outlined in diack stitching forming a decorative pattern.
An old advertisement promotes Cuticura products for daily skin care. The Soap cleanses and purifies the skin, the Ointment soothes and heals, and the Talcum powders and perfumes, suggesting a complete toilet routine.
A brief exchange where the employer hints at early shifts and Sam responds that there is no such thing as closing too early, signaling readiness for demanding hours.
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