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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1922
Page
3
An ad and scattered quotations describe Tanisc as a remedy for dyspepsia and pains, claiming relief after three bottles of Tanisc or Tanlec, with testimonials from a resident at 1128 Fourth St in St Louis. The text also contains unrelated drollery about jury selection and a quip about a wealthy bachelor.
A Paris designer introduces a fourreau base with long tight sleeves and petal cuffs, over which drapes a vivid orange tango shade in a cloudlike veil. The model aims to wow at weddings or summer afternoon events, with options in silver, white lace, gold, black, or purple veiling and tinted fur.
A stroll through current dress trends highlights a single sash trimmed gown with waxed lace and bright puce tones. Designers show extremely low armholes in evening dresses, provoking shock at how far stage wrist lines extend, a daring yet controversial style choice.
Reports in parliamentary circles suggest talk of restoring the former German rulers while the United States leads among nations. Tol and Wedgwood raised questions in the House of Commons about action on a possible coup to reinstall the Kaiser or Crown Prince, but officials offered no definite information.
Fashion brief highlights tub silks and printed crepes as popular warm weather fabrics. Describes wrap type frocks with red and white trim, lace collars, and self fabric bows, plus launderability of tub silks, crepes, cottons, and linens.
A guide to figure flattering necklines and color choices advises choosing styles that suit your figure and complexion. Describes the bead of Benatian rust tones, a Elk daisy motif from Designers Magazine, and linen coat dresses with pearl buttons. Also features a dainty white and pale blue voile party dress for a child with pin tucked yoke and blue voile trim.
Boston hosts a conference on standards for employment certificate issuance. Officials from city and state schools and labor discuss enforcement of attendance, certificate records, and state supervision. Chicago notes U S relief efforts for disabled veterans include hospital care, training, and substantial cash expenditures.
A Barre Vermont Times editorial advocates aggressive housefly elimination using a blunt metaphor, praising decisive action and labeling dead flies as the only acceptable outcome, urging immediate measures to curb the nuisance.
In less than two decades electricity production in the United States has grown more than fifteenfold, now exceeding five times the total energy a single person could generate in a year at eight hours daily. The piece urges recognition of electricity as a major labor force.
An ad touts tender feet relief with rest and soothed comfort while walking. The copy emphasizes soothing, easing sore spots and blisters for wearers on the move.
A humorous fragment from The Post of Washington describing a busy boss and an unfindable Agriculture contact. The joke pivots on miscommunication and solved by a telephone booth scene, reflecting period wit.
In 1922 grain will pour from threshers as the United States Grain Growers sales agency plans to operate. A farmers cooperative marketing agency session indicated the cooperative will be ready to manage shipments for the crop.
William A Pinkerton urged return of whipping post and pillory for thieves at the International Association of Police Chiefs annual convention in San Francisco. London field marshal Wilson, famed imperial staff chief in WWI, was assassinated on the doorstep of his residence in London by two youths named Ren and Connelly. he died before entry to the house.
The American Child Hygiene Association reports a shift in infant death rates for 1921 across 78 cities with populations over 10,000. The observed mortality change is a fall of more than 14 percent year over year, reflecting broader public health trends in New York and across the nation.
Baltimore and Lincoln reports indicate talks with Nippon and other powers aim to remove all foreign troops from China. Nebraska state board fixes railroad valuations at 277 204 122 dollars with Northwestern valuation withheld pending federal court injunctive action.
An electric mine locomotive in a Wyoming coal mine remains productive after 27 years. It has hauled about 2 712 500 tons of coal at an average of 15 mule carloads per trip, with mules replaced by the electric engine as time passed.
A fragment notes suspicion about Jenks and his extreme politeness as a digressive comment. An advertisement promotes Red Cross-Ball Blue laundry product claiming to prevent rust stains from inferior bills and promises a trouble free result.
A young girl tells a visiting minister she has seven siblings to shield her family from poverty. Her mother remains silent at first, then the child explains she wanted to spare the gentleman from knowing they have only one child. The anecdote reflects social stigma and poverty.
A comic exchange unfolds as a husband chides his wife for being silent during their engagement while she reveals she planned witty lines for after marriage. The judge adds a quip about judging a man by his children’s view of him, underscoring domestic humor and family dynamics.
A Scottish widow Mrs McIntosh pursues a second marriage for practical reasons not affection. She explains her choice due to her name MacIntyre and marks on linen. A public kiss after divorce prompts debate on propriety and future mates in court.
The New York and Harlem road becomes the world’s first street railway after construction on the Bowery in New York City and debut for public travel in 1832.
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