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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1910
Page
6
The article extols dainty undergarments as the modern woman’s choice, noting handwork in seams and delicate trim. It describes white fabrics, ribbons, and garments like petticoats, corset covers, and vests in lisle and silk, with prices for gauze lisle and silk pieces.
The article describes a three piece gray suit with green accents in collars cuffs hem and accessories. It details a coordinated color palette across hat gloves shoes parasol jewelry and belts and notes the look is striking though costly unless repeated in wardrobing.
A short health tip states brushing the scalp benefits some, but not all. It mentions a quick precaution using a basin of water with a little ammonia before brushing.
A fragment notes that evening cloaks may feature neon soft fur collars and be lined with amber mousseline, mentioning a style shift for a likely fashion item. The text remains partial and suggests material and color trends without a complete description.
A London writer recalls Sir Philip Sidney's dying moment at Zutphen in 1586 when he refused a drink to aid a wounded soldier. The piece also recounts Edward the Martyr's alleged poison cup at Corfe Castle, Hawkins at San Juan, and Rothenburg's Meister Drank festival inspired by a 1631 act of defiance against siege.
An educator warns that lack of preparation breeds misery and underscores the value of readiness in all pursuits. The remark stresses discipline and foresight as keys to success and calm.
During a football season class, Professor Black scolds a poor recitation then abruptly admits his own partial fault saying he has essentially done nine-tenths of the work himself.
A testimonial praises Doan's Kidney Pills for prompt relief of tiredness nervousness and kidney secretions. The ad notes a 60 cent price per box and lists Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY as the distributor.
The passage reflects Emerson's view that true independence means maintaining inner solitude amid public opinion. It emphasizes the challenge of staying true to oneself while surrounded by the crowd and social expectations.
An imperfect OCR snippet shows a druggist offer in Toledo with a dollars reward phrase, mentions Hine J. uateeumak and Walpina, Kixnan & Marvin, and a price per bottle. The piece includes a humorous Puck-like caption about a father’s likeness.
An early 20th century note promotes a foot care cure for tired feet and corns. It mentions a paneer product called Rubbers for new shoes and dancing parties, with free samples offered and a mailing address in Le Roy New York.
A terse reflection notes a man who wrote a guide to riches yet achieved wealth through his own path. It suggests absence enlarges the aura of travel postcards and memory.
An advertisement touts the Lewis Single Binder handmade cigar wrapped in foil to stay fresh. It claims the tobacco quality is superior to other 6c cigars and warns buyers against imitations, urging them to request Lewis Single Binder from dealers.
A rugged exchange recalls Three Finger Sam debating the town’s regard for the railroad. The rail line’s fearsome reputation lingers since Stage Coach Charley settled here and the train now shrieks and vanishes from sight.
A humorous exchange questions if the weather bureau loses its confidence or bearings in bad conditions. The fragment hints at a lighthearted view of government weather forecasting and national symbols.
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