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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1921
Page
3
Thousands of women suffer kidney and bladder trouble unseen while symptoms like back pain headache and loss of ambition signal illness. Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root advertised as a physician’s remedy available at drug stores. A dime sample offer and mail request cited with a playful line about the “Bad Man” on the plains.
A fragmented old page shows various product pitches for Castoria infant remedy claiming decades of use and signature. scattered lines mention a theater production note about “The Adventures of Annie” and a producer mishearing dialogue about a hundred feet. The text mixes ad blurbs with stage directions and garbled dialogue.
The Farmers Bulletin 1153 from the U S Department of Agriculture discusses cowpeas usefulness for animal feed, hay, silage, and pasture as well as their value as a green manure to boost soil humus and nitrogen. It covers growing and harvesting methods, storage needs, and appropriate feeding practices for various livestock.
A Cass County Iowa pig club state fair winner helped form the Progressive Club of Washington Township. The group includes boys and girls, meets monthly, and plans future demonstrations at the state fair. Leaders include a rural teacher and county agent oversight. Members will pursue pig club and sewing club activities to boost farm involvement.
A fashion observer notes that most garments from bathing suits to outer wraps are sleeveless or feature minimal sleeves. Frocks, sweaters, and coats in jerseys, ratines, flannel, linen rely on sturdy fabrics to retain shape, with simple lines and bright colors winning on sports and travel.
United States Department of Agriculture observers report the grapevine looper a green worm damaging vineyards in the Chautauqua belt along Lake Erie. The pest feeds from June into July and may be killed by spraying with arsenate of lead solution or Bordeaux mixture.
Small fruits belong in every orchard for home use and market profit. Blackberries dewberries strawberries and similar fruit yield well when planted with care on a small area. A modest plot can exceed the income of the rest of the farm if there is a market for surplus produce.
Green striped beetles infesting cucumbers harbor wilt bacteria in their larval stage and can transfer it between plants. Plant pathologists at the United States Department of Agriculture report these insects may survive winter in their guts and spread the disease again in spring.
In Lakeville Massachusetts Amy Peterson says after severe indigestion and weight loss she weighed 103 pounds before taking Tanlac and now weighs 122 with a renewed appetite. She praises Tanlac as the best medicine and credits it with restoring her health and weight. Tanlac is sold by leading druggists.
The article outlines crepe de chine frocks with looped panels and brown tulle, ostrich plumes with evening wear, mushroom shaped hats with long ribbon streamers, gold latticework frocks, Baroche pearls on silk cords, two fabric effects with embroidery jackets, white veiling with chenille dots, coiffure bands over the forehead, lace purses and afternoon bags, and a trend toward white summer attire with silk sports outfits and hip length blouses. It notes wool embroidery and bead trimmings, tube hats, and a general move to lingerie style skirts and light fabrics for warm days.
A garbled colloquial exchange from a garage scene reveals everyday talk about cleaning cylinders and work routines. Amid slang and misread lines, the tone suggests a casual slice of local life with characters discussing duties and household chores.
The Textile Color Card association announces its fall color forecast with brown up warm tones, purple and gray, deep red shades for evening wear, and a slate of blues greens and coral. It notes lower prices than last year and details on fur and blouse novelties amid bold tailoring.
The article notes fitted frothy coats with flaring circular skirts were introduced early this season but fell flat. It questions whether next season's garments featuring the silhouette will fare better and hints at uncertain consumer reception and approval.
Printed chiffon offers numerous vivid colors and quaint designs for dressy summer frocks. Designers pair printed chiffon with plain chiffon in matching or complementary shades to create coordinated ensembles.
An advertisement promotes genuine Bayer Tablets of Aspirin with the Bayer Cross and claims safe, doctor approved dosage for colds headaches neuralgia rheumatism earache toothache lumbago and general pain. It notes inexpensive 12 tablet tins and larger packages sold by druggists, and defines Aspirin as Bayer’s trade mark.
The advertisement promotes Allen’s antiseptic powder for feet, claiming it stops corn and bunion pain, relieves tender feet, and soothes sore spots. It touts cooling comfort, extended shoe and stocking life, and twice as long wear when walking in comfort.
Dr John Constas of Georgetown University Hospital presents a stone theater ticket to President Harding. The artifact, about two thousand years old, likely from early Grecian drama and features a gorgon head on one side and a fox head on the reverse. Believed to be Athenian in origin.
An advertising blurb promotes Cuticura Ointment Soap and Soap for skin care. It claims relief from itching and dandruff with daily use and suggests shampooing with Cuticura Soap and hot water for clear skin and soft hands.
Miss Raleigh of the British Women's Freedom League says St Paul’s remarks on women were twisted by translators. She asserts that removing dots and commas exposes a text urging obedience to husbands and submission, challenging long standing church views amid a wider debate.
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