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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1924
Page
2
An advertisement touts Danderine as a tonic that revives neglected scalps, stops falling hair and dandruff, and makes thin or dry hair look healthy with new strength and color. It claims quick improvement and is pitched as a refreshing, non greasy product available at drug stores. A second note laments money replacing valor in difficult times.
Warning about fake Bayer tablets urges buyers to verify Bayer on packaging or tablets. Claims genuine aspirin proven safe by millions and prescribed for 22 years. Ends with a humorous dialogue about a woman sharing knowledge.
An advertisement promotes Cascarerts for liver and bowels at 10 cents per box claiming relief from biliousness constipation and sick headache with notes on digestion. It endorses Cuticura products as a daily toilet requisites and includes a humorous exchange about eye trouble.
A collection of vintage advertisements includes Dandelion Butter Color offered by drug and general stores for 35 cents, plus claims about Rice products and various home remedies. The clashing tone blends sentimentality with practical tips and product pitches from a bygone era.
Local notes report candidates for postmaster examination in January and seven cattle deaths from roush exposure. A new weekly paper emerges in North Platte, while a Fremont farmer tends carnations. Falles City records high poultry shipment totals for holiday demand. Lincoln hosts a two day agriculture session. Farmers Union plans its annual meeting in Oamba.
The Creighton Court season features games against Iowa South Dakota North Dakota Nebraska Notre Dame Des Moines Marquette and Des Moines University with additional matches in Milwaukee and Des Moines. Walnut logs are shipped to Kansas furniture makers as part of rampage county activity.
A vintage description details a black velvet dance frock with a beaded basque and basket motifs, red velvet sleeve bows, and gold spangle accents. It also notes brown velvet day frocks with chemise fronts and an afternoon gown in golden brown velvet beaded with copper trim and lace.
An article describes Canadian skating caps knitted from Cheviot yarn as ideal for outdoor girls. It notes wartime endorsement by soldiers for use under helmets or as sleeping caps and provides a step by step knitting pattern cast on 100 stitches with four needles and decreasing to twenty five stitches.
The article argues that aligning picture tops creates a unified look while staggered placements produce a restless feel. It warns against too many small pictures and suggests using only two or three to calm a room. Excess decoration is named as a common furnishing error.
Revival of old time fashion brings ornate combs with stones for hair styling. Describes various styles for marcelled or bobbed hair and decorative pieces, plus home starch tips to set fabric and repel stains.
The text compares softly-tinted veiled fabrics to Sevres vase figures with peach lavender and almond green shades. It imagines distant blossoms and petal hues in light colorings, invoking beauty and delicate artistry.
The House Ways and Means Committee released the new revenue bill in its capitol form as sent by Secretary Mellon. It proposes sweeping administrative changes to curb tax dodging and includes a board of 28 tax appraisers to act as a court of appeals in disputed cases, aligning with Mellon's reductions plan. Representative Garner and Mr. Green faced calls for publicity with no further withholding.
Washington reports Poland has lodged a formal complaint with the state department over police actions against a Pabst liquor supply for a Polish attache. Secretary Hughes promised a thorough investigation after police claims of a large private stock, halted by diplomatic immunity. Yeomen to choose orphanage site in Des Moines. Denver & Rio Grande Western faces a $1,129,000 interest decision at a district court hearing before Judge Symes.
Alexandre Gustave Eiffel, builder of the Eiffel Tower, died in Paris. The obituary notes his role in the famed structure and his influence on engineering.
A Boston Transcript remark quotes a famous novelist telling a bride at a wedding breakfast that wives were made to suffer and husbands to be suffered as the years pass.
An old advertisement touts California Fig Syrup as a gentle laxative for children, claiming it soothes without griping and contains no narcotics. It warns to avoid counterfeits and to insist on genuine California Fig Syrup with directions. A brief humor fragment about a son studying psychology follows.
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