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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1922
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR text shows garbled phrases and lacks clear people, places, or events. No coherent news item or identifiable entities are extractable for a reliable summary.
A crowded car headed to church on a Sunday morning drew attention as a young child pointed out two men among the passengers. The family sought quiet while the trio of men attracted the tot’s remarks about a bearded man with a tall hat, creating a brief, curious moment aboard.
An advertisement asserts premium medicines as essential and valuable, claiming top quality and strong benefits. The copy references high worth and implies superior efficacy, though details are vague and the language is promotional.
Fragmentary caption notes a health themed feature from Aurom Nebraska. It mentions a mother and a doctor with unclear full names and context due to damaged OCR text.
The piece explains the value of stable manure and green manures for soil fertility, stressing proper application and timing. It notes key nutrients like potash and nitrogen, and discusses how soil conditions and crop type dictate fertilizer choices including commercial options.
The United States Department of Agriculture launches a major Eastern United States rodent control drive. It cites immense yearly losses in stored feedstuffs and crops across regions, noting a Louisiana penitentiary farm tally of rat damage to corn fields and repeated plantings yielding only a third of a normal crop.
The piece notes sunflower seed is costly to produce, often not economical as feed except for chickens. It cites 100 pounds of sunflower seed provide 11 to 12 pounds of digestible protein and 82 units of energy versus 1 to 7 pounds of protein and 60 units of energy in corn. It suggests sunflower seed should be valued around $1,000 per hundred when corn is priced per bushel.
Clear away litter, mulch, weeds and grease from fruit tree bases to deter mice and rabbits. Mounding soil above the base provides protection. remove grain and weeds to reduce damage. Multiple protection methods exist though rabbits still pose risk.
Agricultural guidance notes salt is essential for all animals. Dairy cows need an ounce or more daily but should not be forced to eat if not desired. Provide salt in the yard where stock can lick and consume at will.
The article discusses fashion notes for the season focusing on larger and smaller women. It highlights tweed and wool outerwear, dress silhouettes, and careful tailoring to flatter different figures, with attention to materials, length, and accessories like handbags.
An advertisement promotes chic lis serge dresses with satin kimono sleeves and gold girdle accents creating a Russian-inspired one piece look. It extols powders and perfumes for skin and fragrance, referencing a culture trio of soap ointment and talc.
Descriptive sketch of fashion styles featuring bright red ribbons and velvet lace within Eugene Grendel's era. Mentions feminine dress elements, despondent youth, and decorative ribbons paired with moire fabrics, opining on garments and accessories such as bonnets and cornetions.
Clear steps to prepare a candy treat using erenge rind or citren and suger. Dip sugar squares with a fork, twist them, cool briefly, then rub with salad oil. Store in a tin if kept. Theme remains indefinite.
The text describes varied fashion and window display ideas, including youth items such as two tone sutine and flowered fabrics, plus perfume and domestic decor notes. It mentions Paris sponsorship and winter window dressing with scented decor and ornamental elements.
The report notes paisley craze in prints with georgette crepe and velvets mixed with silks and dyes. Designers show pale ground palettes with delicate borders and accessories, predicting paisley and Persian patterns in spring stock for a fashionable summer.
An eclectic lineup creates a lively evening with Freeke and Wieck among the featured performers. The event highlights new fashion notes and a playful vibe as attendees enjoy the dressy atmosphere and musical interludes.
A garbled excerpt recalls forest rangers noting beaver populations and protections amid varied historic tales. It discusses beaver survival, fire risks, early ballroom forms, and a landlord’s complaints, blending scattered anecdotes with references to old labor and social scenes.
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