Catch as Catch Can Farce Exchange
In a playful dialogue an old man debates the paradox of missing or catching a train and the looping logic of catching what he would catch. The exchange blends humor with wordplay on urgency and consequence.
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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1922
Page
2
In a playful dialogue an old man debates the paradox of missing or catching a train and the looping logic of catching what he would catch. The exchange blends humor with wordplay on urgency and consequence.
An advertisement extols Gude's Pepto Mangan as a proven iron tonic that enriches blood and adds color to lips and cheeks. It claims long standing merit, easy absorption, and availability in both liquid and tablet forms through druggists. Also notes various other ads and a quip about timing in psychology.
A writer notes checks in fabrics from tiny to large, single to two or three color varieties. Paris proposes multiple belts for smart effect, while new frocks pair checked crepe dresses with hats. Duvetyn trims on sheers, along with crepe weaves and varied color combinations drive the season’s style.
An 8 tailored street frock for spring features navy canton crepe fabric with a lower waistline, a straight slightly gathered skirt, and full-length flaring sleeves. Trim details extend beyond the visible text.
The article showcases a range of spring gowns and outfits featuring white crepe de chine with fan plaiting and black rose accents, rose and flac chiffons with crystal embroidery, ermined wraps lined in velvet, chenille trims, cross stitch panels, and leather colored washes. It notes gowns in navy piquetine, silver bead details, and blue crepe romaine with crystal bugles, plus a chic black satin hat accented with violets.
The article describes a dry method to tint lace and similar fabrics to cream white or yellow by shaking ochre powder in a box with the material. A pale tint can be achieved by mixing rice powder with ochre, and even dingy lace waists can be refreshed with an ochre bath.
Fashion notes describe chintz as appealing for adults, not just children's dresses. Real English patterns appear on a dark ground with black dots, suggesting a new trend in home wear and apparel.
An old advertisement touts Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy for women's ailments and fatigue. It claims testimonials from users including M. Lockman and others, promising readers a free private text book on ailments peculiar to women and urging readers to write to Lynn Massachusetts for materials and advice.
A public dispute centers on why clocks reset at twelve. The noisy argument draws attention as readers ponder the superstition around number thirteen.
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