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Newspaper
Steele City Standard
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1896
Page
4
Fragmented ad copy mentions local advertising in York Nebraska and Burlingon Route Omaha. References products and promotions for fabrics and drops in other lines. Includes names like Morgan County and Dr. D. Jayne's medicine with no clear event or outcome.
A narrow purse advertisement claims curative powers and offers one hundred dollars for any failed cure. It includes contact for A J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio and lists a 75 cent price to druggists. The ad also mentions testimonials and a person named Mrs legge and a Rome eraser reference.
The article sketches child outfits with detailed descriptions of bodices sleeves belts and skirts. It notes practical serviceable models in wool plaid and green fabrics and cautions against excessive jewelry for children while praising modest accessories and home sewed gowns. It ends by citing Davenport Washington enforcing Sunday closing laws.
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