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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1923
Page
3
Fashion note tallies skirt lengths at nine to ten inches off the ground for street wear while afternoon toilettes run four to five inches. Crinoline and renaissance effects trail and overlap. One-sided drapery dominates plain dresses as two and three piece tailored suits rise in popularity.
A promotional note touts Sun Maid raisins as ideal for cake or pie and suggests trying them on your next purchase. It invites readers to mail a coupon for a free book of tested recipes from Sun Maid.
It is easier to be good, after one handed everything. Alfalfa eight dollars, sweet clover five dollars. Farms for sale and rent on crop payments. J. Mulhall, Sea City, La. Advertisement. If rolling stone likes to roll, it doesn't care for wema.
The Boston Transcript notes Doctor Copeland linking health to dress, saying better health comes from good posture and breathing. It contrasts this with poorer hygiene seen in men who, despite dressing well, regret debts to tailors for their garments.
Thousands of women suffer kidney and bladder trouble and many readings claim Swamp Root restores health. The ad urges sending ten cents for a sample bottle from Kilmer Co of Binghamton NY and notes medium and large bottles are sold at drug stores.
A Boston Transcript snippet prompts with playful lines about laughter and wine hinting at a broader literary reflection. The fragment contrasts English and French phrases and hints at cultural tastiness west of a boundary. No clear event or person is described.
Mrs. Edith J. Patten of 500 Cumberland Ave Portland Missouri extols Taniac as the cure for long illness and low energy. She claims two to three bottles restored her health and that continued use benefits others. advertises Taniac sold by druggists with over five million bottles sold.
Description discusses length and circular cut effects trimmed with fur. Focuses on a three piece outfit with a wool dress and matching jacket or a satin dress with a wool coat. Mantle described as matching material and finish of ensemble.
The article describes bloomers fastened with rubber bands over the knees and longer knee coverings with elastic bands in dark silk tones matching outfits. It notes designs ranging from plain to adorned, with variations in trim, decoration, and coordination with chemise pieces, plus a brief note on current hairstyles and facial features.
The advertisement promotes Diamond Dyes for home use claiming safe and even results on skirts, dresses, sweaters, and draperies. It advises checking fabric type and warns against streaks or runs. It also includes Cuticura products for scalp itching and dandruff with routine use suggested for clear skin and soft hands.
A discussion on fur use in clothing notes that fur trim appears on many garments and is costly. It describes how discarded fur can be repurposed and resold by dealers, with women’s used clothing often salvaged for fur pieces. The piece warns of profit motives and wasteful practices in the fur trade.
A description of a wide ribbon girdle style dress with a collar and vest to footed wakes, noting a straight line dress that is very stylish. It mentions the girdle can be made ta flerent with two straps on the front and one on each side of the back.
The vogue of the over blouse remains strong offering four welcome additions to a woman wardrobe. It pairs with salt wear and the long winter coat, enabling the over blouse to dress up a plain skirt for a smart dress effect.
Scientic advices claim old pills and salts only provide temporary relief at the cost of permanent injury. A new method, using Nujol, offers a natural like lubricant to keep waste moving without griping or medicine side effects. Nujol is doctor prescribed, used in hospitals, and marketed as harmless and pleasant in lieu of harsher laxatives.
For over 40 years mall's catarrh medicine offers a rapidly acting ointment for local relief and an internal tonic that works through the blood on mucous surfaces. F J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio promote its claims.
Quote plays on weather permits as builders seek approvals to proceed. Local officials stress climate timing affects permits. The exchange underlines administrative steps before construction can start in the area.
A collage of humorous clippings and anecdotes covers rash jealousy misreadings headline style. The pieces include a Govenor West Virginia dinner remark and a Pittsburgh schoolmaster tale about a boy named Peleg plus cafeteria workers in a comical misinterpretation.
A humorous dialogue notes Tim How handling home duties while his wife travels. Jim replies with light pride about his efficiency and managing chores, including putting on his socks from either end.
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