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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1922
Page
3
The readable lines describe nervousness and danger with a crindatone gray color and a man struck to the ground. A whispered line questions safety and escape, while a suggestive dialogue fragment hints at an anxious mood and vague threat.
An advertisement touts Diamond Dyes as simple to use on skirts, dresses, sweaters, and draperies with directions anyone can follow. It claims safe preparation for wool silk linen cotton or mixed fabrics and suggests a solution for fading or spotted items. A second note mentions a rabbit cannery in Argentina aiming to relieve local rabbit overpopulation with a profitable outlet.
An advertisement claims Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root is a pure kidney liver and bladder remedy. It touts plant based ingredients and emphasizes purity strength and quality with bottles sold at drug stores and a sample offer from Dr Kilmer Co Binghamton NY.
Fragmentary letter cites use of Golden Medical Discovery and Favorite Prescription by a married individual in Decatur. Text mentions bronchial cough and health recovery but contains garbled phrases and possible misprints.
Fashion writer questions the shift to silk and woolen hosiery as demand grows. New models include a double stocking with black outer stripes and white inner stock, lace inserts, and wool-imitating fabric, with women expected to favor comfort for semi sportswear and business outfits.
A worn fashion note describes a three piece fall suit in brown tones from beige to taupe, with hints of heliotrope and greens. It highlights silk and wool fabrics, long skirts, and stockings, noting darker shades dominate this season and nude tones fade. evening wear features lighter blues pinks corals and peaches with new pew colored brocade slippers.
Rev B M Bridges of McCoresboro North Carolina speaks on Tanilec as a remedy for long standing indigestion and nervous fatigue. He credits Tanilec with improved appetite sleep and strength describing it as a splendid tonic based on his decade long health struggle.
In Chelsea England after centuries of plaster and rubble a rare fourteenth century stained glass panel was uncovered behind plaster in an old church. The fragment shows part of a border while another pane reveals a nearly complete head figure likely Saint Lawrence or Saint Stephen. The glass dates to the mid fourteenth century, with Westminster Abbey as the only similar early example in London.
The registrar general for England and Wales notes the highest birth rate since 1825 at 25.5 per thousand and a birth over death surplus, with population trends including a rising birth rate and declining death rate. It mentions higher fertility, aging trends, and contrasts with other regions, alongside unrelated society notes and a Russian coal mining influx and a book contest anecdote.
An old method for trimming buttons uses a cardboard strip with holes cut where buttons were sewn. Remove buttons from the card and mark their former positions with crayon or pencil. Sew buttons on these marks to align evenly when reattaching.
Hand made blouses attract buyers with fine French voile, Irish lace accents, and hand embroidered embellishments. New fashion shows feature square yoke backs and tuxedo collars, plaid effects, and block designs on delicate ecru voile, signaling continued popularity into fall and winter.
An era of rigid corsets ends as flexible designs gain favor among nearly all women except the very young, unusually slender, or professional gymnasts. Modern garments use light boning, elastic webbing, and decorative fabrics to support the abdomen and improve shaping. Foreign firms copy American models, bringing breathable comfort and varied silhouettes to the market.
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