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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1919
Page
4
The article urges that cottons now rival silk and wool in style and affordability for street and house dress. It notes fashionable cotton gowns, including cotton foulards and organdie trims, with designs mimicking jackets and Russian blouse effects. Short-sleeved house frocks are favored for practicality.
A description of a smart cretonne band box priced around four dollars. It features flowered cretonne exterior, striped canvas interior, a leather handle, and hinged cover allowing single-handed use. Prophesy that such band boxes may become popular general carryalls for women, replacing earlier knit bags.
Frocks of linen shown side by side with frocks of batiste organdie dotted swiss and chambray. Linen fabrics range from soft French handkerchief style to heavy coarse weave, used for tailored dresses suits and smocks. A pink model featured a heavy cotton fringe.
The article notes that home trimming of hats has become easier this season. It advises choosing a flattering shape, then describes trends shifting from face shading brims to brims turned back and up front to reveal the forehead. It highlights cost, originality, and fashion shifts in millinery.
A new waist design features pear gray georgette crepe with a center front lacer. The attraction is a white lacer with very narrow ball ends, creating a delicate decorative detail.
Miss Olive Rhodes of Orwell won the loving cup with a tractor score of 02.5 in the Pocket Plowing association meet at Cronbach Industrial school Oakland City college. Mrs Joseph Richardson of Oakland City finished second with 9L7 per cent. attendance estimated at 5,000. The wrap includes dam plans for Lake Wawasee and Syracuse at Vawter Park hotel.
A reader letter from Pearl Monyhan of Mitchell, Nebraska, credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with easing neuralgia and enabling her to manage housework during pregnancy. The testimonial claims the remedy relieved discomfort and improved well‑being, encouraging others to try it for the coming baby.
A millionaire discusses terrace landscaping with his gardeners, declaring five thousand weeping willows to be planted in a single style. The eccentric plan causes shock among the crew as a gardener questions the method and a dog hides away.
A Vigo county school organizes a canning club with the county demonstrator and teacher urging participation. Children ask if samples will be served, noting mothers are unlikely to attend unless samples are available.
The fragment hints at responsibilities increasing with duties and the need for careful action. No clear person, organization, or event is identifiable from the readable text.
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