19 Apr 1923
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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1923
Page
1
Advice urges mothers worn down by family duties to restore strength with Father John's Medicine a pure nourishing formula said to be quickly absorbed by a weakened system. The advertisement emphasizes there is no false stimulation and insists the product is free from alcohol or dangerous drugs.
A constable questions Safe Swiggins about a past drive. Gap Johnson of Rumpus Rage recalls Swiggins was drunk, wagon had one wheel off, and Swiggins muttered about how the Infernal contraption went on three wheels.
An advertisement touts Bayer Tablets of Aspirin as genuine when Bayer on the package or tablets is present. It claims safety for colds headaches toothaches and rheumatic pains with small boxes priced cheaply and larger bottle sizes available. A separate Australian oil report notes a Kimberley bore reaching 128 feet with asphalt-filled strata suggesting oil potential ahead.
An advertisement touts Cuticura Soap for soothing red rough itchy skin with hot baths, followed by Cuticura Ointment. It suggests using the scented powder and highlights Cuticura Talcum as an indispensable part of the Cuticura Toilet Trio.
A judge notes the line between earnings and income in a quip about a bachelor at a wedding. The comment touches on social expectations and legal distinctions in financial terms.
The Dry Goods Economist notes crepe leads spring dress and coat designs with flat crepe fabrics and crepe satins prominent. Georgette crepe remains a staple, while evening taffeta and white crepe gowns with plaited skirts appear. Sleeves vary to bishop or short, monogram embroidery accents bodices and pockets.
A Norfolk knicker suit in heather mixed tweed with a matching hat offers versatile outdoor attire. The ensemble includes novel golf hose and russet saddiestrap shoes, suitable for hiking as well as golf.
Lightweight wool fabrics lead spring sports dress ideas with jacquard prints hinting at Egyptian and Hindoo motifs. White backgrounds with bold contrasts appear, while covert cloth gains popularity among top dressmakers. Natural cashmere like fabrics and Jersey styles pair with leather trims and colonial shaped hats.
Describes wear with square-cut neck finishes and numerous matching sets. Sets feature wide collars with gauntlet cuffs in plain linen embroidered net or organdy, face trimmed and embroidered with metal.
Modern hats feature veils and long streamers draped across brims or hanging toward the waist. Black veil accents appear on brown hats and brown veils on black hats. Fashion cycles drive these vell trends with little explained reason beyond whim.
Crepe fabrics show a strong appeal with crinkled textures in silks and cottons. Cotton crepes are praised as prettier and more supple, popular for everyday morning wear and small dresses from a fashion perspective.
A beach fashion note describes a bathing cap matching a bathing suit with large floral cretan pattern. A black suit with huge yellow blossoms pairs with a black cap decorated by a cut out blossom appliqué for a striking ensemble.
A smart blue serge dress features a straight cut with long tight sleeves and no trimming. A row of buttons runs from the collar to the hem, placed along the back.
A description of hat styles with brimmed caps worn low on the head. coquetish appeal noted. One piece dresses combine kasha serge and perforated serge with suede bodices and cloth skirts. Leather hats match skirts and leather trimmings appear on knitted sports suits and dresses.
The piece notes a challenging season for the Plump, describing outfits in extraordinary silks and cottons. Stripes and bold, conventionalized designs in greens, reds, and blues create a magazine cover look.
Textile guidance describes Jacquette blouses in cretonne with large figured prints and bound details using crepe de chine for trim and finish.
A woman recalls a domineering partner who drove along a country road and unexpectedly proposed. She replies with a practical question about whom they would marry, becomes angry, and ends up marrying someone else. An added ad suggests Red Cross Ball Blue laundry use for a well-groomed look.
A compact collection of wry lines on manners and public behavior. A barber teases with grooming banter while a bald man jokes about trying both options. The quip hints at social chaperoning by detectives and a remark on free speech affecting groups.
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