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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1910
Page
3
A guide to Panama hats praising their lightness and durability for hot climates. They praise original Latin American weave, note expansion for women's styles, and advise trimming with bands or scarves while avoiding hat pins.
A report notes a crime involving piercing a delicate fabric by inserting a pin at a single spot. The incident highlights how even minor damage to fine weaving is treated as a wrongdoing.
Instructions describe making scarfs from printed chiffon requiring three to four yards with shirred width, flowing ends, and silk lining. Edges finished with marabou and optional braid or edge folds to match a colored pin stripe suit. For fuller figures, trim may be omitted with color contrast at collar and cuffs for relief.
A compact tray fits inside a work box or basket to hold scissors bodkin knitting needles and other small items. A cardboard base coated with silk and edged with cord supports a center strap and elastic thimble loop. Ribbon loops on each side let the tray lift out easily for access to items underneath.
The article explains that linings used under evening gowns are delicate, sheer muslin or mousseline not chiffon. Linings are tightly fitted yet allow movement, and are completed before draping the outer fabric. Underarm seams may be basted until outer material is shaped.
A French lace restorer advises proper storage to prevent dampness. Use a dry closet or drawer and a padded pasteboard roll with tin sue paper between lace layers to preserve delicate ecclesiastical laces.
Practical tips on fruit sprays, grafting, and soil care. Notes on fowl health, dairy farming profitability, and crop rotation. Advice covers manure, planting, pruning, grazing, and bean and lettuce cultivation for better yields.
Ted Hiatt of Oswego Kansas describes years of kidney disorders and notes that Doan's Kidney Pills improved his condition after doctors recommended surgery. He urges others to remember the brand Dean's. The pills cost 56 cents a box and are sold by dealers, Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo New York.
A wife at breakfast reveals her birthday and jokes she hopes for a worthy gift while her husband vows a worthy present. She notes she hopes it isn’t a cheap 98 cent affair, and he counters with a dollar minimum. The dialogue hints at temper and humor.
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