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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1911
Page
3
The article discusses borderings and decorative trims for gowns, belts, and hats, highlighting striped satin ribbons, Spanish lace, Indian motifs, and black accents for a French look. It describes kimono waists with princess skirts, beaded details, and adaptable fabrics like mousseline, organdy, velvet, and cashmere for spring fashion.
A decorative hair wreath for a bride features green leaves as the base with orange blossoms arranged between. The second illustration shows a lace cap of semi Dutch persuasion on silk covered wire with chiffon trim, a strand of large pearls, a pearl cabochon, and a pearl bead plume fastened at the left side.
The girl who camps should bring stories for the campfire and jokes, plus ghost and animal tales. A good candy maker is prized, but practice helps when supplies are limited. Pack a hot water bottle and remedies for minor injuries and bites for a smooth camping trip.
The article notes a revival in enameling as an art enhancing watch aesthetics. It mentions yearly improvements making watches more beautiful and comparable to eighteenth century excellence. It references natural rose hues and refined color blends as part of this revival.
Local signals show Saldons operating again at Lincoln amid diverse Nebraska notices. Reports mention strong wheat harvests in Sarpy county, civic activity in Auror, and multiple infrastructure and political updates across the state including bond issuances, court actions, and bank condition summaries.
A father argues that boys must own and care for personal items to learn discipline and responsibility. He links possession to future power, thrift, and self-reliance, recommending regular allowances, an account book, savings, and parental oversight to cultivate prudent money habits.
An essay on boyhood independence urging boys to master self control and conscience. It warns against rival influences from peers and crowds, stresses personal discipline, and treats self mastery as preparation for adult responsibility.
An 1880s style advertisement fragment references She-Well and a hat for the author. It promotes a safe remedy for infants and children with a signature, claiming long use and child appeal, ending with a call for Ficicher's Castoria. The text mimics period marketing language and mentions Castoria as a trusted product.
The fragment notes Aatehar seeks Adam and a rival of woman disrupts schemes for universal peace, leaving plans in disarray. The source tone mirrors a gossip column with a sharp, witty aside.
Fragmentary notice discusses disease prevention and medical funding with multiples prices and aims to promote a personal belief system. The text references distemper and a plea to supply funds while touching on religion as a state institution evolving into an individual faith.
An old advertisement notes Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething gums eases pain and colic at 25c a bottle. The page also mentions Cargamenive, Cole & Co, and a marketing claim for Lewis' Single Binder 5a cigars at 10c, reflecting period consumer choices.
A Scottsville reader extols Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash as life changing for herself and her large family. She asserts no backache or bearing down, credits the remedy with rebuilding health and calls it the best medicine for girls to build strength. The letter claims the product comes from native roots and contains no narcotics.
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