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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1922
Page
3
A fragmentary advertisement mentions Kilmer's physician scription and a cosmetic line, noting bottles from drug stores and testing options. It references a perfume and skin care products by Cotineura Soap and Cream and hints at a medical or cosmetic promotion time.
An old ad copy warns against imitation fig syrups and praises genuine California Fig Syrup for quick relief of constipation and sickness in children. It urges asking a druggist for the authentic product with age appropriate directions on the bottle.
A Paris influenced fashion note describes lace shawls with Brussels net foundations and fine thread meshes. The designs feature braided piping, embroidered borders, painted birds and flowers, and soft chlorine tones in pale greens and yellows, signaling a summer accessory shift from silk.
The description highlights an open embroidered net dress and a collier and coff set with vat dyed lining. It notes vivid color motifs such as pheasant browns and orange tones, with satin weft textures and decorative birds. A few gowns feature Maghithy silk and two toned embroidery.
The article details satin evening wraps featuring ermine trim, capes, and steel-threaded inces. Bright gowns in apricot and white satin with silver lace appear, while blue and cherry rose boutonnieres accentals. Fur collars and long gloves complete the era’s refined evening ensembles.
A fashion writer notes buttons and neon tiles as trim gaining use beyond utility. Designers exploit button detail to attract attention, driving demand and inspiring new techniques for garments. Fabrics like serge, broadcloth, and gabardine are favored for buttoned gowns and decorative treatments.
The leg mutton sleeve returns in new form with width at underarm rather than shoulder. Voluminous upper part tapers to the wrist. Popular colors include maroon, chestnut brown, black with bright embroidery. Fabrics feature sober suits, beiges, and fur trim accents.
A garbled domestic tips item advises on removing fat from hot substances by draining through a cold water cloth, using paper for cleaning, keeping sandpaper near the sink, and steel wool for cookware. It also suggests bread crumb to polish white felt and make worn items look new, noting efficiency and time savings.
Fragmentary tale depicts the Danish king’s Greenland voyage with a mix of nautical peril and ceremonial duties. Anxious observers note a bold crossing near the ice as locals recall the royal visit, including a puzzling line about a convict and a Christmas tree motif.
An Indianapolis News account portrays a Brown household scene where a deacon visits the home of Mr. Brown from a Methodist church. An altercation over religious belief follows, with the minister questioning Brown and Brown defending his faith amid family commentary and local reactions.
The readable parts are fragmentary and do not specify a clear event or outcome. Names, places, and concrete details are unreadable, preventing a coherent summary. More legible text is needed to produce a contextual T and S.
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