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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1923
Page
3
An ad fragment touts HALIS CATARRIT MEDICINE as a local ointment and blood tonic to treat nasal catarrh or “cold in the head.” It claims rapid action, supports immune build, and notes druggist sales for many years.
An advertisement extols Diamond Dyes as simple for dyeing a sweater skirt child’s coat and more. It claims Diamond Dyes won’t fade streak or spot and suits wool, silk, linen, and other fabrics. The copy notes directions on each package and promises guaranteed results even for first time users.
For years druggists note Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a strengthening medicine aiding kidneys liver and bladder. It is promoted as a physician's prescription with many supporters. Readers may test a bottle by sending ten cents to Dr Kilmer Co. in Binghamton New York.
The article discusses how fashion balances extremes and simplicity, with a Kansas City Star writer noting how women choose what to wear to fit or stand out. It highlights neutral tones, chic millinery, and Debutantes adopting distinctive looks while avoiding fashion traps.
A new taupe duVetine suit appeals to many women. The design features a trim of shiny black Astrakhan.
A garbled OCR excerpt mentions needlework techniques and patchwork motifs. It references patches, towels, aprons, and woven or stitched items with unclear details about patterns, tools, or sources. The text reads as jumbled notes from a craft column with many illegible words and stray phrases.
Kezar Falls Maine teacher Eferbert A Gup tin reports Tanlac boosted his strength appetite and breathing after months of indigestion chest pains and fatigue He says he gained ten pounds and sleeps well crediting Tanlac as superior medicine in his experience.
A discussion led by Professor Bru wid, NYU psychology expert, explores whether women talk more than men. The piece cites quotes from Brill and Pier Jexpersén and notes differing views on female sociability and conversational tendencies.
A detailed description of fine lacework collars and cuffs including nine different pieces. Notes on handmade needlework such as tucks drawn work and filet crochet, with references to batistes and venethon fabrics and decorative edging.
The feature describes velvet and satin dress fabrics with new colors such as copper and regal blue. It notes stylish hats and wraps, suede trims, and brocade for smart models called foretine. It mentions patterns, finishes, and fashionable use for evening wear.
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