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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1919
Page
7
Bayer tablets of Aspirin must be marked with the Bayer Cross to prove authenticity. Buy unbroken Bayer packages with directions for relief from headache toothache neuralgia and pain. Handy tins of 12 tablets cost a few cents at drug stores with larger packages available.
A governor nearly fails to confer a government emblem to Piang a Greater charm boy who saves the moment by recognizing the insignia and his crocodile tooth necklace. The crowd tittered as Piang touched the crossed guns emblem first, saving the scene.
An advertisement touts Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Cure claiming it expels uric acid and poisons from kidneys and bladder, restores kidney function, and relieves rheumatism, lumbago, sciatica, and related aches. It warns against imitations and urges asking for the genuine product with the gold medal name on the box.
A light, old timey scene where Pat asks his mother for permission then to his beloved Mary. Mary coyly replies to go home and tell his mother she will come and live with them always.
An older ad copy extols August Flower as a remedy for indigestion, fermentation, sour stomach, headaches and constipation during summer feasts. It claims liver stimulation and intestinal cleansing, noting it is sold widely. The page also includes brief trivia jokes about Napoleon, Poe, and a weed bred to perfection.
The piece notes fur and shaggy wool trims as up to date in Paris fashion and influence on American wardrobes. It highlights knitted Angora novelties, metal mesh stripes, and color shades like Cairo orange jade and rust brown. Brown and gray furs hold popularity in America, with personal choice emphasized.
A vintage feature on baby rompers praising comfortable style and decorative handwork. It lists materials from dimity to wash silk including seer sucker chambray cotton crepe linen and unbleached muslin with smocking as a favored embellishment on washable romper patterns.
A Paria naval georgette dress features a slim cut with lines of silk fringe and bright blue ribbons. It includes a soft lacy collar for a delicate, maritime inspired look.
Printed georgettes and silk volles dominate summer frocks for home dressmakers. Frock foundations mix crepe meteor or satin, layered with plain fabric for light, dressy wear. Styles feature self or satin sashes, wide sleeves, and surplice bertha details.
Description of a smart handkerchief linen waist showing a collar that rolls to cover tailored coat collars. It has a tucked jabot and collar embroidered with blue mercerized cotton in a long and short sampler stitch.
Among the new fall shades Indian red Pompeian red and Cordovan brown stand out as the most prominent warm color tones described in the catalog.
A description of children's outfits contrasts a kimono sleeve top with bloomers and other chic details. It notes blue daisies, bluebird motifs, feather stitching, a white belt with bunny embroidery, and a white silk dimity dress edged in Irish lace picot with blue French knots matching cross stitched geese on the belt.
A brief note extols crepe de chine as a timeless fabric praised by the Chinese for centuries. Its versatility and enduring appeal are highlighted as a staple in fashion and daily use.
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