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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1927
Page
3
Consumer alert urges buyers to ensure Bayer on package or tablets to guarantee genuine aspirin proven safe by millions and prescribed by physicians for 26 years. Advises saying Bayer when purchasing as counterfeit risk cited.
Flush your kidneys by drinking a quart of water daily and take alts occasionally, says a noted authority. Too much rich food forms acids that irritate the kidneys and cause dull pain, backache, dizziness, and stomach distress. Four ounces of rad salts mixed with water before breakfast for several days may cleanse the kidneys and ease irritation, producing a pleasant lithia water drink.
Madonna Fulvia refuses mercy as Cesare pressures her to betray Matteo Orsini. The duke’s tactics threaten an unholy marriage, while Pantaleone’s capture and an angry, scheming game unfold around the communal palace. The plot moves toward a forced, doomed reckoning.
Middle-Age Scholastic philosophy fused church belief with Aristotelian logic led by Albertus Magnus Roger Bacon Duns Scotus and Thomas Aquinas known as the Angel of the Schools The movement spurred European awakening and prepped Renaissance. The Bahamas has 20 inhabited islands with many uninhabited ones and rocks nearby.
Spaniards praise the Pyrenean heather honey as superior and divine in flavor, while Cataluna’s Hine-tree honey is green as jade and valued but less esteemed. The Athenians of old were said to revere Hymettus honey as the food of the gods for its exquisite taste.
Paris fashion reports celebrate shaded fringes from Vionnet Chanel and Moly, featuring two toned and ombre effects. Gowns showcase Grecian simple silhouettes with diagonal fringe lines, tiered plaitings, and fringe edged scarves.
A trend of making corsages and boutonnieres from tricotine and crepe paper grows among crafty women. The look mimics expensive metal flowers using translucent tinsel tissue stretched over folded crepe strips to craft petals and leaves.
A new evening wrap features a silver sequin body with a pink velvet Honing. White fox fur trims the collar and deep cuffs, adding a luxe contrast to the shimmering design.
Fashion writer outlines a shift to black as the season's boldest statement. Black gowns with minimal color, low necks, short skirts, and ultra modern cuts define attire with uncut emeralds and pearl ropes deemphasized. Baron de Meyer notes afternoon gowns yield to sports costumes, chic for many occasions.
Midseason fashions guide future modes with simple elegance. Southward styles favor light blues greens and rose tones with white and beige shades. Two piece and one piece frocks feature fine needlework and delicate platings for an exquisite touch.
The article describes coats of suede cloth that are both serviceable and stylish. One model features mole fur trimming along collar cuffs fronts and hemline with a three inch suede border showing. Another combines a brown carabul blouse with brown suede cloth sleeves and skirt.
A fashion note shares how bows have long served as a sartorial expression from crusade era to today. It notes the current trend of huge wide bows adorning the backs of patent leather evening pumps.
Felt berets use two shades with sharply contrasted colors and a darker tone against the hair. These close fitting hats are especially suited to short hairstyles and figures.
A schooner from Machias, Rebecca BR Douglass, collided with the steamer Eastern Crown near Maine. Seven men were rescued from the wreck by a coast guard boat, though the vessel did not sink as expected and the incident raised questions about the cause of its stay afloat.
In East Corinth, A J Foisy, disabled by the loss of one leg, masters many trades. He bars, files saws, mends harnesses, and repairs shoes in a workshop he built from the ground up.
An ad-style notice urges using Moone's Emerald Oil to shrink varicose veins and piles, recommending a two ounce bottle from your druggist and application both night and morning until veins return to normal size. It highlights strong absorption and widespread drugstore availability.
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