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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1920
Page
3
Dressy gowns show a stronger glitter emphasis with silver and gold in evening wear. Laces and metal embroidery appear on many gowns, from small accents to full capes and velvet-backed fabrics, creating a shimmering look for the season.
A Paris inspired fashion piece notes small hats with lace and silver cloth, black chantilly, and jet embellishments gaining prominence. Gold gauze caps twist around the coiffure, front or side, creating an unconventional yet formal look. These caps are decorative and trend driven for the season.
A winsome frock described for the debutante season features saimoon pink georgette, a fur band, ribbon trim, and a shade deeper than the fabric. The piece showcases delicate styling for informal society events.
A fragmented report on New York winter dress trends notes bouffant gowns and elaborate fabrics. Designers imitate original models from abroad while experimenting with hems, fronts, and velvet or satin textures to shape the coming spring silhouette.
A historic note outlines basic tree repair techniques including removing damaged bark, sealing cavities with cement or waterproof compounds, and applying water-preventive coatings. It emphasizes careful surface treatment, proper cavity sealing, and ongoing monitoring to prevent further decay while preserving the tree’s health and structure.
Tips for making affordable lingerie at home using fabric remnants and trims. Instructions cover choosing lengths, hand finishing seams, overhanding edgings, basting lace, and finishing hems. Also touches on hat trimming and decorative stitching, emphasizing neat, durable handwork.
Commercial Sudan grass seed comes mainly from Teras Cameron and Kereen with smaller amounts from western Missouri and eastern Colorado and New Mexico. The text emphasizes regional production for widespread consumption.
An advertisement recounts Mrs Dora Witttama's long illness and recovery after taking anatemic or batanic products to relieve stomach distress. It claims benefits for indigestion heartburn belching and similar symptoms and touts a big box at a trifling price with a druggist guarantee.
A fragment from the Richmond Times Dispatch notes a man considered a neglectful partner and friend who harmed relations with his wife. The piece claims he faced a fatal consequence and that neither spouse attended his funeral, underscoring social neglect.
An wartime era style plea tells women thousands suffer kidney and bladder trouble unknown to them. It touts Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a remedy restoring kidney health and invites samples for ten cents by mail from Binghamton New York. Medium and large bottles available at drug stores.
An old advertisement speaks of Halls Catarrhe Medicine as a cure for catarrh and related disorders. It claims internal action through the blood to clear surfaces and reduce inflammation, promising restored normal conditions. The text lists a druggist and supplier details and includes spellings and formatting typical of vintage medical ads.
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