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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1918
Page
6
A sketch offers a linen frock design described as a slip over garment suited for hot weather. It notes heavy linen frocks are stylish yet costly ready made and encourages home sewing as fabrics remain scarce and expensive. Suggestions include white fabric with soutache braiding in navy yellow or saber colors.
The text describes a frock with a side front opening about five inches deep, a loosely tied sash, and a very narrow skirt not exceeding 1% yards in width. It notes a plain back with a short braided yoke and suggests a cotton fabric in satin finish as a fashionable choice.
A reader notes dark sleeves appear in attractive tan georgette draped blouses. The feature emphasizes practical touches for women seeking subdued tones and longer wear, contrasting with lighter sleeve options.
Fragmentary text hints at a discussion of intergovernmental interests and plaid imagery. No clear names or events emerge. summary limited to available fragments.
An inexact note suggests sateen remains a favorite but a new material for tailored garments does not live up to it. The fragment mentions two sateen items, hinting at evaluation without clear outcomes or specifics.
Frocks and aprons for young girls debut in calico and flowered crepe texture. Bright calico dresses feature bold color combos with red dots and pump bows. Lighter, ornate organdie frocks attract attention, including a white organdie with lavender collar and cuffs, lavender stitching, and purple ribbon bows.
A correspondent explains a cheap method to color white canvas shoes to light gray using black and white oil paint mixed with turpentine. After cleaning and drying, coat the shoes with a fine brush, ensuring even coverage with no streaks, then match laces to the gown.
Fashion notes describe percale frocks and dotted dresses as in style with parasols and large hats. Navy serges pair with blue tulle and silk fabrics for summer ensembles. Jet black satin gowns feature braided details while gray silk frocks gain appeal with green girdles. Low heels gain popularity for women’s footwear.
Guidance for repairing torn embroidery advises focusing on backwork first to stabilize fabric. Emphasize securing threads and loose seams on the reverse side before finishing the visible front. Proper back mending prevents further unraveling and yields a neater final piece.
The article notes half belts or quarter belts rather than full belts on many midsummer crash and linen suits. Belts are described as belt pieces strapped over fronts or backs or sides, with large buckles or polished wood or enamel accents enhancing the look.
A fragment references a patriotic calendar from Alabama and mentions people who flee being reminded of past events. The readable text is sparse and lacks clear names or dates.
A writer praises a book as a welcome companion in any setting. The lines compare reading to gold, noting the joy of a good book indoors or out as leaves whisper and street criers pass by.
The article lists meatless options using peanuts, peanut butter, and nuts as affordable substitutes. Recipes include peanut loaf with tomato sauce, pea timbales, peas on toast, asparagus with egg, and scalloped cheese with cottage cheese baked in layers.
A compact fragment links floral and leaf imagery with a humorous nod to Minerva and a larder. The lines weave themes of wit and absence, suggesting a playful, reflective verse.
Practical guidance on storing grated cheese in a sealed glass, cooking cheese at low temperatures to aid digestion, and preventing waste. Includes quick dishes such as Fried Cheese Sandwiches and Cheese Balls with paprika and walnuts, plus a hashed potatoes with cottage cheese recipe.
The piece notes that rainy weather leads to damp clothing and sore throats and recommends a simple remedy of salt and water gargle to relieve throat discomfort the next morning.
The piece promotes EATONIC tablets as a safe, quick remedy for indigestion and stomach and bowel disturbances caused by hot weather and diet changes. It claims the tablets neutralize acids, stop griping pains, and offer a money back guarantee if unsatisfied.
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