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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1922
Page
8
A New York Tribune note praises the Vionnet line for enduring style and simplicity. It highlights crepe de chine and crepe romaine, plus a novel lightweight wool crepe suitable for hand made dresses, ideal for mountains or seashore and usable through autumn and winter.
A clipped fashion note outlines winter styles featuring long lines slim hips and a low waist silhouette. The piece emphasizes a refined shape and uncornered lines with distinct modern effects.
The article discusses dress strategies for stout brides with panels and long lines to avoid overpowering figures. It notes that overdressing should be avoided and styles should suit plus sizes, sometimes exaggerating curves to create an illusion of slenderness.
The article notes a resurgence of white frilled blouses with current appeal. Fillet and Irish lace trims are described as the preferred details enhancing the garments for the season.
A black velvet coat paired with white worsted and white tub flannel skirt creates a chic sports and country wear look. The description highlights a coordinated, elegant outfit suitable for casual yet refined outdoor activities.
The period notes strong influence from the Far East and Middle East on winter styles. References to Chinese mandarin robes, Egyptian girdles, Persian and Arabian wraps appear in the updated wardrobe as designers embrace jeweled details and bold fabrics.
The fragment discusses gown colors and fabrics such as yellow georgette and white organdie with crinoline. It notes preferred tones and contrasts in a period fashion context, mentioning shade and crinette style elements.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe lingerie with blue motifs and details that are unclear. The text is incomplete and lacks identifiable names or context to determine a full report.
An assortment of vintage ad snippets and jokes from a historic newspaper, including Castoria endorsements and recall of a Russian dancer at a social gathering. Various quips cover advertising pitches for remedies and humorous exchanges, with short anecdotes about manners and travel.
A saying suggests a well trained memory avoids presenting us with disagreeable dreams, implying mindfulness shapes recollection and protects the mind from troubling visions.
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