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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1922
Page
3
Curio filled recounts a St Louis pageant and a five year old boy who drew a pig and claimed victory in a playful quarrel. The piece also notes truncated incidents and quips about professions and mischief of children and adults.
Fashion article describes tan knits and imported fabrics shaping spring suits. It notes twills and tricotine formal outfits, covert cloth accents, leather collar details, belt trends, jacket lengths around thirty inches, and embroidered trims.
A smart knitted frock features two colors tan and orange with a simple line. The design highlights a bell fastened under the blouse concealing the tasseled strap join and forming side panels.
Simple guide explains making yarn pompoms by winding yarn between two cardboard discs and trimming to size. It also covers tassels: winding yarn on a cardboard piece, tying at ends, and finishing with a neater top wrap for a polished look.
Feather framed shells or tins with feather coverings are described as fan bags. These novelties serve as both fans and handbags, combining decorative shells with bright plumage.
Fashion notes describe a wide range of dress options for girls and older misses. Taffeta frocks feature changeable orchid and heavy Spanish influence, with tulle and georgette accessories, while neckwear shifts to tailored collars and kilting effects.
More women are making their own garments this season. It is easy to sew an afternoon or evening dress at home and save money that can be spent on fabric or trimming. In dress development, a few seamstresses may sew the dress and have a tailor fit the coat.
Fashion notes describe new costume blouses designed to be worn over skirts. The collarless style dominates with many arrivals featuring four small collars across the back ending at the shoulder line. Most blouses are finished for wear over the skirt, with eboler suggesting a tailored finish.
Secretary Wallace accuses some farm loan firms and insurance companies of extortionate interest during a period of distress. He cites $4.8 trillion in personal and collateral farm loans and $1.447 billion in farm mortgages as exposure while praising ethical lenders. A national conference is urged to speed aid and food production, with emphasis on protecting distressed farmers.
General Lenny of Niscolliees presided as Premier Bowie and aides observed the review. Arthur UO Burch faces a second trial for the alleged murder of Sete Stellion Kennedy, slated for March 27 in Burch's firm.
In a maritime inspection, officers found 400 cases of illicit spirits aboard a vessel. The crew reported a guarded crew change as authorities secured the cargo under inquiry.
Reported theft halves the safety of diplomatic envoys in Paris as Sir John Hindbury and Ro hound Wofeyden lose 1.000 francs amid tensions. Details remain unclear as authorities probe the robbery near the American mission and temporary truce talks.
The text indicates Dr Edeall will be dean at Harvard Medical School with a Rockefeller Foundation gift aiding the period of public health efforts. David J Pateall is mentioned as a dean at Harvard Medical School.
Iftagh M. Smith resigns as United States commissioner of ferries after thirty six years of service with the bureau of fisheries. The veteran official leaves his post in Washington with his tenure ending in 1913.
A resident of Straddle Ridge Arkansas reports a neighbor Jurd Loop woke to a birthday surprise that turned sinister as the day progressed he grew worse and vowed to shoot anyone who surprised him. The plan backfired as the would be revelers stayed away.
An advertisement touts What Use Are Beautiful Features If More than Se eeroy Mastin's Vitamin Tablets are positively guaranteed to improve health beauty and facial contour with a money back offer.
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