Sweaters and Fleece Lined Underwear For Ladies and Children
Advertises soft warm outerwear and fleece lined undergarments for women and kids in a period catalog style. Highlights cozy comfort and practical winter wear without prices or brand names.
17 Jan 1919
Page 1
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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1919
Page
1
Advertises soft warm outerwear and fleece lined undergarments for women and kids in a period catalog style. Highlights cozy comfort and practical winter wear without prices or brand names.
The notice promotes Ford repair parts and a cream separator as a smart investment due to high cream prices. It invites customers to see the best separator on the market for the money and assures a full line of repairs for Ford cars.
Mrs R H Clapp returns to Lincoln. Eli Schultz on business trip to Lincoln. Capt Andrews heads to Omaha. Aunt Jennie Taylor feeble. Glenn Riddle buys a Ford runabout. Red Cross meals to be served at hotel. W J Garrett ships alfalfa. Wheeler family moves to Belleville Kansas. public sale bills printed. E E Schultz becomes justice of the peace. Emil Tarnow to return from France. influenza affects local residents. Stars and Stripes issue received from Theo Shaffer. Christmas Red Cross memberships list. M E Church notes preaching on January 19.
The passage reflects on the failing to commend a man in a London newspaper for his advertised sentiment about public fetes. It notes that many towns share similar views but offers little concrete detail or names.
Primary room teacher Opal Campbell subbed for a day while visitors Mrs. Sampson Mrs. Savage and Mrs. James toured the grades. Donald Hughes built a neat bird house from a crayon box. A new library arrived with Opal Campbell as librarian. The Big Six mourn a lost member and plan a new name. Primary kids show strong writing and art progress. An exhibit will showcase class work in spring. Freshman birthday party honored Charles Crinklaw. Mid year exams loom with calls to adjust study. School board members visited and praised the work. Mr. Schultz and Mr. Wilfley provided high praise.
The piece argues that calling for new methods invites resentment and attacks on credentials. It notes the expert’s habit of criticizing long-established practice and facing charges of impropriety or bias while attempting to prove the old ways inferior.
Destructive rats in Britain are estimated to have ruined food worth about 200 million dollars for the population. A campaign against house sparrows led to poor results as children misidentified birds and thousands of useful insect-eating birds were destroyed, undermining the intended pest reduction.
Chamberlain's Tablets advertised to move the bowels improve appetite and strengthen digestion. The note claims no pepsin and urges purchase at Taylor's Pharmacy.
Visiting Longwood on St Helena reveals the cramped dim rooms and rambling one story house that housed Napoleon dying in exile. The reception room with two windows is the brightest spot, while small galleries and the emperor’s courts lie nearby. A guide recounts Napoleon’s last days as visitors sign the ancient book.
The Catskill region and nearby mountains host mosquitoes that lay eggs in July in dry ground hollows. When snowmelt fills these hollows in spring, the eggs hatch in May, producing larvae.
The note advertises Chamberlains Tab jets for stomach troubles promising relief. It claims others have been cured and urges readers to consider trying them with a sales push tied to Taylor's.
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