Aura color debate over pink dye request
A dialogue where one person asserts every woman has a color aura and calls it pink, while the other resists pink and asks to dye the aura. The exchange centers on personal preference for aura color.
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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1921
Page
2
A dialogue where one person asserts every woman has a color aura and calls it pink, while the other resists pink and asks to dye the aura. The exchange centers on personal preference for aura color.
Hastings guardsmen to get a pen armory and local notes cover Covad lighting rush, Fairtest club with 100 members seeks growth, Omaha public library holds 157830 books. Reporting on state events from education to commerce includes paving bonds, firemen convention, and notable local achievements across Nebraska communities.
Nebraska total fire losses in 1920 totaled 2 679 029 dollars with Lincoln 298 410 Omaha 966 460 and the rest of the state 1 412 889. Fires in Lincoln reached 226 cases and Omaha 446. statewide 472. The report notes increased valuations and causes including gas and oil, chimneys and explosions contributed to the high totals.
Prominent Western stock dealer George W. Lagan of Peabody Kansas says Tanlac restored his health, gained 35 pounds, improved digestion and appetite, and eased dizziness and back pain. He reports his wife also found relief from indigestion and urges others to verify his recovery. Tanlac is sold by leading druggists.
An advertisement touts Hall’s Catarrah Medicine as a bloodborne remedy for catarrhal deafness and Eustachian tube inflammation. It claims to reduce inflammation and restore hearing, listing Air Druggists Fr Che Noy Co Toledo Ontario as sellers. Geraldine teases Gerald with a playful head scratch remark.
A vintage advertisement warns women to avoid “Diamond Dyes” that cause streaks spots and ruined fabrics. Each package supposedly includes dyeing directions for wool silk cotton linen or blends. The ad urges buying only genuine Diamond Dyes and notes a color card available from druggists.
A garbled OCR fragment captures two opposing political remarks about belief in campaigns. The text shows uncertainty and self-interest in evaluating truth during elections. Names, places, or dates are not legible.
An odd vintage ad promotes Swamp-Root as a premier kidney remedy, urging readers to mail ten cents to Dr Umer Co in Binghamton for a sample. It also mentions Red Cross Ball Blue for laundry whiteness and ruefully notes futile schemes.
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