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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1927
Page
3
Advertisement promotes home dyeing with Diamond Dye. claims easy dyeing of dresses waists blouses and drapes in about an hour. Encourages readers to request free Diamond Dye Cyclopedia and Color Craft booklet from Diamond Dyes Dept N10 Burlington Vermont.
Madonna Fulvia plans revenge against Borgian power and hires Mario to aid her scheme. A note to the powerful duchy promises proof at Castel della Pieve while Palanteone and his men guard the night as Madonna moves toward a perilous confrontation.
Camille Chauvin notes fashion changes quickly in New York. A girl tells of a park tea where a frock back was left unbuttoned and a young man admits he did not dare to button it up.
A speaker recounts a past episode from around 1914 when they offered to sew up a girl's skirt and were told to mind their own business or face her father. The snippet reveals a personal anecdote about social boundaries and gender dynamics of the era.
A reflective aphorism contrasts changing eras with enduring truth. It suggests that material wealth can be stolen while true riches live in character and virtue, aligning with Greeley’s emphasis on lasting values over fleeting wealth.
An instructional note emphasizes clean, odor free dairy rooms and level separators. It outlines thorough rinsing, hot water sterilization, and proper drying after each use to prevent off flavors and financial loss from poor quality cream and butter.
The article explains that prime veal results from calves suckling dams and receiving all the cow’s milk. It notes that adding grain shifts production toward beef and contrasts veal from nine month olds weighing about 175 to 200 pounds with grain-fed beef substitutes.
An advisory notes backache and dull kidney pain signal overacid blood from certain foods. It touts Jad Salts, a lemon grape acid lithia mix, to cleanse sluggish kidneys, relieve urination issues, and ease headaches and rheumatic pains. promotes drinking water and morning dose in a glass of water.
Rosita Forbes notes English women are entering offices studios factories and agencies as England follows U S examples in educating daughters for professions and careers. She says marriage is a choice not a necessity and English daughters rise to professional life alongside Mayfair examples.
Dr. Martha Bunting of the zoological department at the University of Pennsylvania reports a strange one celled animal that changes into another shape then returns to its original amoeba state. The creature resembles a tiny jelly drop and belongs to the amoeba family.
A witty aside from the Buffalo Evening Times mocks Cupid as a high velocity pump gun of outrageous caliber. The piece parodies suggestive imagery, noting Cupid’s weapon would score many hits but cannot wound a canary bird.
A quirky fragment hints at questions about separation and knotting in a literary riff on making books. The lines evoke surprise and dread while musing on the endless nature of writing and reading.
The Earl of Listowel, famed big game hunter, decorates his new Oxton residence in Devonshire as a gallery of trophies. A grand hall greets visitors with a mounted hippo and a looming antelope head amid African grasses, while a Bengal tiger, deer, wildebeest, warthog, buffalo, and other skins line the walls and floors.
Purdue extension specialist GAS Williams warns dairy farmers that cows require about three pounds of water per pound of milk. Water absorption depends on body temperature, so cows must be provided warm or ample pure water. otherwise energy goes to warming water and not milk production.
A physician's prescription used for 36 years claims to relieve croup without vomiting in 15 minutes. The ad promotes Dr Dirake's Glossac as a time-tried remedy for coughs colds and whooping cough for families with little ones, urging doctors' recommendation and to buy now.
The article stresses clean milking practices with boiling water disinfection for four utensils. It notes cows can produce up to 200 pounds of butter yearly and that testing helps remove poor producers. It also mentions road construction aiding farm progress and that pumpkins provide valuable dairy cow feed, equating 2.5 tons of pumpkins to one ton of corn silage in feeding value.
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