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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1910
Page
3
The article discusses how women shaped civilization through spiritual qualities and feminine initiative, noting a modern renaissance in gender roles. It blends social philosophy with fashion notes, detailing dress fabrics, lace trims, hats, sleeves, and coats, and includes kitchen and sewing instructions as contemporary domestic guidance.
The article notes subdued colors, delicate detailing, and refined charm. It observes girls favoring coarse weave fabrics like serges over smooth cloths and introduces a Brittany style haircut with flat front and heavy plaiting over the ears. Jet buttons remain popular to contrast colored garments. The new felt hats are described as lovely.
Dr. Rose Ringgold is the only woman contract surgeon in the U S Army. On duty she wears a divided skirt and uniform coat and studies field hospital work, drawing on the Japanese hospital corps in the Russo-Japanese War for insight.
Guide explains how to fold a dress skirt to minimize creases during packing. Describes folding along natural waistline and smoothing fabric, using tissue paper, and avoiding sharp folds. Emphasizes uniform width folds and careful placement in luggage.
Parisians return from the country with new corsets and invest in reshaping silhouettes. Corsetiers acknowledge previous exaggerations and promise a more natural feminine figure by next spring as lines and angels give way to softer curves.
A Chicago News cartoon caption features a ball park scene where a fair maid asks why a man behind the hitter wears a large bib. Charlie replies the bib protects his shirt front from being muse d when the ball knocks his teeth out.
An advertisement recounts relief from serious female illnesses using Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Cuticura products. It includes testimonials from patients and families noting headaches back pain nervous exhaustion and other symptoms improved after treatment.
A fragmented OCR item mentions a boy lost, a demand to stay alert, and a warning about muddy eyes on a wife’s carpets. The text resembles stray phrases about hustle and making tracks without clear narrative or names.
An advertisement touts a pine product sold in half ounce airtight vials labeled Concentrated. It claims to cure hundreds and to strengthen tired eyes with eye remedies and a special case. The maker, Muring Eye Kenedy of Chicago, invites readers to write for a 48 page illustrated Eye Hook.
The article describes fur and sable fashion ideas for wet outfits with decorative touches. It notes a sable piece with a wide brim hat and a sweeping parade plane adding a refined but quirky touch.
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