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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1910
Page
7
A fashion brief highlights fall trends with a high crowned wide brimmed beaver hat, blue black with rose satin lining, and a plum broad cloth semi-empire suit. Accessories include a white satin muff and fur scarf with white or rose accents, rose pins, and rice paper flowers.
Paragraph notes waistlines climbing again in Paris fashion with empire gowns resurging. Short jackets, boleros, high girdles, long skirts and shorter frills signal the look, while black velvet dominates hats, shoes, and sunshades paired with white muslins and lawns.
The passage describes voluminous skirts with a thick blue and gold cord, a waist fullness, and Venetian point trims on brocaded evening gowns. Pearls are worn by the fortunate, highlighting their union with brocade for a refined, opulent look.
Three simple children's hats described for home sewing. The No 982a hat uses spotted white muslin with pale mauve satin ribbon, featuring a twisted crown and a ribbon bow. Instructions emphasize easy creation with ordinary care.
A description of child hats and bonnets features several styles. No 983a uses burnt straw with wrapped ribbon and pink rose buds. No 984a presents a dainty crown of white muslin or silk with a lace frill for mothers seeking pretty accessories.
A fragment speaks of Blanche marrying a duke yet lacking funds to cover his bills. References to Maude and Grace suggest social commentary on marriage and wealth within titled circles.
John Leason of Atchison Kan recounts a seven week old child suffering from eczema for six months despite three doctors. After using Cuticura Remedies the baby’s skin cleared and stayed well for a year and a half. He hopes others try it and save money. October 19 1909.
A terse exchange reveals a woman telling a suitor she cannot return his love. The man reacts with visible sorrow as he hears the rebuff, while she questions his storms of emotion and suggests he move on.
Frank J Cheney of Toledo swears he is senior member of the firm F J Cheney Co and that Hall's Catarrh Cure costs one hundred dollars per case. The document, sworn before notary Gleason on December 6, lists internal use of the remedy and recommends Hall's Catarrh Cure and Liarl's Family Pills for constipation.
A short brimming anecdote about a churchgoing party rushing to service and delaying the audience. The old pastor offers a calm parable comparing it to a condemned man who says the crowd can wait because nothing happens until he arrives.
A dialog from Harper's Bazar shows Margaret asking if she told the girls at the tea about a secret. Katherine denies it and notes Josephine arrived first to learn it.
An odd exchange from Lippincott’s highlights a quip about illness as an old man’s cold. The fragment hints at a humorous or clipped dialogue feature in a periodical mention.
A fragment from the Houston Post cites jokes about mortgage disclosures and a discussion of Dr Poree’s Pleasant Pellets for stomach liver and digestion. It stalls with quips about trouble and friends.
Mrs J R Hayes of Anamosa Iowa describes severe kidney pain and ankle swelling for six months. After using Deans Kidney Pills she walked without crutches and the swelling subsided with kidneys returning to normal. For sale by all dealers 50 cents Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY
A fashion driven trend governs millinery markets, with consumer flirtation causing uncertainty in acceptance of new hats. Buyers trimmed purchases as confidence wavered, showing fashion alone dictates demand beyond prosperity or adversity.
Letter to the editor promotes Sacramento Valley plots for fruit dairy or poultry farming at half value with top water rights and low maintenance. Claims include a ten month growing season, alfalfa yield, dairy potential, hundreds of fruit trees and flowers, and a healthful living environment. Prospective buyers urged to contact Hollister & Co. in Chicago or Pittsburg.
A dramatic note warns that operators in the anthracite and bituminous coal fields may form a coalition. The line “The Doctor” and “The Professor” imply key figures behind the move, suggesting consumers could face limited choices if unified action occurs.
Free offer promotes Gold and Silk Finish Birthday Flower and Motto Post Cards from Art Post Card Co. at 731 Jackson St Topeka Kansas. Customers urged to send 2e stamp for two samples and view colorful, decorative designs.
Snippet shows a dialogue about Briggins as a reliable bookkeeper and a warning not to lend to him. The fragment suggests concerns about his financial handling and trustworthiness.
Readers are told onions are especially nourishing among vegetables, praised as a healthy staple. The article emphasizes their nutritional value and compares them favorably to other vegetables in promoting well being.
A terse regional note mentions a product titled Mrs Winston's Soothing Syrup claimed to soothe chickens and ease gums. It hints at modest claims and a streetwise speaker known for concise remarks.
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