Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Promoted in Local Notice
An old Hornell notice touts Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as help for poor health and tiredness. It claims women in the neighborhood know its benefits and urges readers to try the remedy.
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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1922
Page
7
An old Hornell notice touts Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as help for poor health and tiredness. It claims women in the neighborhood know its benefits and urges readers to try the remedy.
A fashion column notes rapid changes in undergarments from stiff cambrics to sheer georgette and crepe de chine. Matching underwear to gown shades becomes the season’s whim with bold colors and new styles like envelope chemises fading as bloomers and drawers rise in popularity.
A famous movie star wears a self designed tan Jersey dress adorned with embroidered dot motifs and modified Russian boots, showcasing a distinct, stylish appearance. The outfit reflects personal creativity and bold fashion choices by the celebrity.
The piece describes organdie chemises with empire yokes and shoulder straps, designed for practical wear and to replace petticoats. It notes color options in gold silver and black, American made lingerie in crepe de chine georgette or radium silk, and imports from Paris including triple volle resembling chiffon plus printed linen with border silhouette designs.
Cape coats appear in sports lines and regulation wraps in soft velours fabrics, with silk linings in contrast colors. Wide color ranges include jockey green and tomato red for sports, browns and navy for wraps, with varied sleeve styles and a low waist line emphasized by belts.
The article describes boys spring coats in mannish plain style with bias stitched panels near the shoulders. Straps about an inch wide, tailored collar, revers, and a double breasted front are noted. Navy cheviots and matching hats are recommended. tile plaid velours are also featured.
The piece notes readiness of linings for wash goods and the shift to ready made linings with attachments. It explains patterns costing 85 cents to $1.50 and forecasts fewer fitting needs as women learn to cut, sew, and fit through department store dressmaking lessons.
Fashionable green tones dominate a Paris couturier showcase with notable milliners and designers shaping the season. The piece highlights green garments and accessories as a key trend across couture houses.
The note advises that brown boots or shoes be rubbed with a slice of raw potato before polishing to make cleaning easier and ensure a good shine. It frames the tip as a practical cleaning method for footwear.
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