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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1910
Page
3
An era of flying machines prompts new aviation wear for women. Clothing must be tight and warm, allow free leg movement, and reduce wind resistance. A French example features a blue coat skirt wrapped to the ankles, a ribbed tie hat, long veil, military belt, and practical protective details.
The guide describes washing colored ribbons by rinsing with warm water and a thin soap lather, using white soap and vinegar to loosen dirt. Ribbons are gently rubbed, rinsed, dried partially, then pressed between muslin while warm and ironed to finish.
Handkerchiefs are in vogue in blue rose green purple tan and printed designs. The finest pieces include white versions with narrow hemstitched borders and a colored center initial. Lace and hand made effects such as shadeiran and appenzalis are among the more expensive items.
Guidance on carrying and using lotions for travelers. A barley water skin cleanser and softening lotion are prepared with borax benzoin and rose water. A night cream blends almond oil honey rose water and rose extract to counter wind dryness. A zinc glycerin orange flower liquid acts as a daytime skin tint.
Simple blouse pattern guidance notes describe a lining fabric version with two tucks along the full length over shoulder to waist, a central narrow box plait, and a shaped cuff trimmed with small buttons. Materials listed are 3 yards of 30 inch wide fabric and 2 dozen buttons.
A historical account describes Papuan physical traits, dress, housing, social structure, and customs on New Guinea. It outlines diverse flora and fauna, including birds of paradise, harpy eagles, cassowaries, turtles, lizards, and snakes, with notes on religion, warfare, and agriculture.
An ad touts Doan's Kidney Pills as a permanent cure for sick kidneys. A testimonial from J. Nis Markham of Montesano Washington describes relief from dropsy and back pain after using the product. Sold by dealers for 50 cents a box. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY.
A Paris statue in Place des Etats Unis honors Horace Wells born 1815 Hartford regarded as a pioneer of nitrous oxide anesthesia. The unveiling in March drew eminent scientists worldwide and a dentist lauds Wells for easing pain in dental operations, noting France’s late recognition of his contribution.
James Keene, known as a horseman and financier, spoke at a Cedarhurst luncheon about how horses have comforted him. He noted he keeps his horses in their place and avoids letting them interfere with business. A counterpoint anecdote followed about a young father and his wife admiring their newborn, with a mother praising maternal love versus a two year old thoroughbred.
A rotund alderman wore a placard reading Widened at the expense of the corporation while roaming streets, a humorous jab captured in Tit-Bits. Kelman notes Let 8 be worthier of our friends who trust more than we dare to trust ourselves and give them a better loyalty.
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