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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1924
Page
3
A theater scene shows Vocallet insisting on louder singing as Pianist urges more passion. Long Due Wife notes bargain costume, Hubby asks about note count revealing a backstage hurry and comic tension.
A fashion correspondent notes small hat styles dominate dress, with the clock cap and mushroom shapes giving way to curved brims. Black dominates color schemes, with white, brown, and greens appearing in satin moire and crepe textures. Embellishments include buckles ribbons embroidery and jeweled brims, plus scarf accents that match hats.
A quaint article describes a Little Dollie Verden frock for dancing made of flowered white taffeta. The delicate dress showcases a refined style suitable for a doll or child in formal wear.
A charming little porch apron suited for daily housework. The design appeals to the light housekeeper and suits the maid after her routine. The ad hints at ease and practicality for domestic staff.
A fashion show in Chicago featured artificial silk garments resembling baronet Latin styles. Designers presented white satin looks with beading and crystals, overlapping drapes, and options like a beaded white satin stole with green crystals.
The piece discusses the shingle bob hairstyle as a fresh fashionable cut suited for youthful looks. It notes its charm for boys and women with well shaped heads, requiring grooming and care, and mentions how certain face shapes benefit from this cut. It emphasizes the bob’s modern, distinguishing quality.
A clever box containing four small books hides perfume bottles for each season. Spring relays a light scent, summer evokes the sea, autumn offers a woody aroma, and winter presents a distinct fragrance.
In removing basting threads cut them every few inches and do not pull a long thread at once to avoid holes in the fabric. Take care to pull slowly and evenly to protect the finished goods.
Analysis compares holding times and temperatures for pasteurizing milk. Dairy experts differ on minimum times with a target of 145 F, while aiming to avoid fluctuations below 142 F. University studies note cream loss rises with higher temps, and officials in Washington urged 142 to 145 F with a 30 minute hold.
A recently issued bureau of animal industry outline explains how to organize and conduct a mock trial focused on livestock improvement. It targets county agents and field coworkers, offering steps to entertain while instructing, with suggestions for varied animate classes and accompanying polemical funeral orations and centering materials.
Guidance on using an 8 starter to fix slow churning. From fresh milk to heat levels of 65 to 75 degrees F, then 70 degrees F with 2 to 5 percent starter. Preserve sweet cream, let thickening begin, and cool to 56 to 60 degrees F before churning.
The article warns that early pasture has high water content and little nutrients, which can harm milk production. Cows may prefer fresh grass over hay or grain, leading to reduced feed intake and a drop in milk yield.
A vintage medical advertisement addresses women about kidney and bladder health. It warns that kidney issues can trigger other organ problems and affect mood and energy. It promotes Dr. Kilmer's Swamp Root as a remedy and offers a sample bottle for ten cents.
A fragmentary report notes a club member insisting on preserving a diary during 1324 and declaring himself Riihgee. An observer praised the display while others referenced a cheerful greeting to Pepys. The passage hints at a small meeting with continued informal chatter.
A local dye house advertises service to revive worn garments and draperies. The notice targets women seeking restoration of faded fabrics.
Fragments describe a package of dyes with directions for use sold through drug stores. The text mentions deterioration and testing prior to sale and references a general advertisement style.
An old advertisement extols Cuticura Soap for shaving and daily skin care. It links shaving harmony with skin purity and health, claiming no mug or germs and promising efficiency for twice daily use. The text promotes the soap as an all uses product for shaving bathing and shampooing.
In an era of precise horology, a noted astronomer wields a six inch transit circle to verify clock accuracy. The device measures star transits to calibrate local timekeeping, promising improvements for public and scientific clocks alike.
Pains in the side back and kidneys indicate a system ailment. Nervousness loss of appetite and sleeplessness precede more serious trouble if ignored. Heeding these warnings may prevent future health issues.
Over 100 000 persons testified that Tanlac corrected stomach trouble indigestion rheumatism nervousness and related ailments. The claim states the tonic builds up the system and starts rich red blood flowing through veins with all good druggists selling Tanlac.
Detroit News notes a jury did not convict a boy of stealing a dog and comments on the matter with a cynical tone. The piece also mentions wild rabbits overrun an eastern Washington tree and being shipped to Alaska for fox food.
A St Joseph Missouri reader testimonial parade touts Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for postnatal relief and general health. Women such as Rosa Daan A Mayer Jr Jane Crossan claim it helped them through childbirth and recovery with nationwide sales and endorsements by druggists.
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