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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1910
Page
3
A feature on the enduring appeal and care of leghorn hats. The piece explains their longevity, versatile trimming options, and how professional styling preserves the shape through varying fashion trends. It notes how simple, flat leghorn shapes evolve with crowns and brims using flowers lace and ribbons. Julia Bottomley.
In calm moments, families should assemble first aid boxes with linen scraps, cotton, bandages, adhesive plaster, baking soda for burns, witch hazel for bruises, absorbent cotton for chests during colds, flannel for joints, and a hot water bag. Mothers may add remedies suited to their children's health and entrust one key to a trusted maid.
After cutting, the flowers are basted through their centers on the cushion square and sewn securely around the edges. A wide over and over stitch is worked on the raw edge to create a heavy colored line around the border.
A decorative wall hanger for scissors shown as an oval silk covered cardboard holder with a silk strap for point down storage. It features a ribbon frill edge and a hanging loop with bow, to match wall color and sit beside a writing table.
Brazil dominates world supply of black diamond material with mining in Diamantina and Bahia districts. The article notes large stones found in 1100 to 3078 carats, rising export value and a shift to modern methods, plus native mining in chapadas and river gravels yielding substantial production and potential growth driven by hydraulic dredging.
A testimonial notes recovery after using Doan's Kidney Pills and mentions availability from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo with a 50 cent box price.
The wife grew tired of her husband's heavy wit and struck first by throwing a lamp at him in a rash quarrel.
Mr. Stormington Barnes comments that Hamlet speaks with authority in guiding the players. He notes Hamlet’s quiet patience in that scene yet describes him as nervous and irascible in other parts, likening him to a stage manager.
The exchange mocks Underblossom as a scoundrel who lies in his teeth. Griggs replies that his teeth are false, reflecting a sharp, quotable clash from Life.
An odd dialogue notes a baby’s likeness to its mother while joking about heredity and a hoax. It presents a humorous, staccato exchange implying family traits and caretaking dynamics.
The phrase compares health and vitality to compound interest, noting how renewed energy and vigor extend well being. It frames wellness as a growing, accumulating benefit from consistent habits.
An advertisement for Postum cereal beverage from the Postum Cereal Co. of Battle Creek Michigan promotes the product as a rebuilder rather than a stimulant, insisting it offers a lasting dietary benefit rather than a quick energy lift.
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