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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1919
Page
1
An old advertisement extols Boschee's Syrup as a safe American remedy for summer colds. It advises bed rest if possible, avoiding drafts, sparse meals, and periodic doses to ease coughing and aid morning expulsion. The slogan claims over fifty years of production and availability at stores selling medicine.
An advertisement urges consumers to buy genuine Bayer Tablets of Aspirin with the Bayer Cross mark and intact packages with directions. It notes aspirin as Bayer’s trademark and promotes small 12 tablet tins and larger packs from drug stores, while also touting Red Cross Ball Blue for laundry.
A fashion observer notes American coat suits dominate winter style as postwar imports surge. Paris shops are crowded, but American designs outpace French in both cuts and beauty. Expect longer skirts with three quarter coats, kimono sleeves, and saucer collars shaping the new look.
The article notes a shift in fashion where even a simple vest gains importance as a costume. It highlights a peach blue taffeta vest adorned with gold lace tassels and net, featuring an expanded top piece that elevates its look.
A fashion column describes stand out saucer collars, contrasting lining, and heavy embroidery. Pockets dominate as supreme ornament in coats and capes with fur linings and hidden pouches. The vest may fade while the Russian blouse or Cossack coat rises, with belts and sashes shaping the look.
A fashion note describes a range of summer outfits including a double skirt black twill bodice beige etamine with silver embroidery, a white sport skirt with red satin piping, dotted Swiss for afternoon wear, foulard trims, lace frocks in color, pinked taffeta ruchings, lace parasols, and chic hats with cock feathers. It also notes low necks often veiled with tulle.
A fashion column notes the hobble as a 1919 trend linked to tight skirts and restricted steps. It contrasts with 1918 styles, observes fewer promenaders at resorts, and mentions rising wheelchair demand among women unable to walk. The piece links gait to apparel historically.
The text argues a practical system using card indexes for cooking and household management. It suggests notes on ingredients and leftovers, inventory cards for linens and medicines, and teaching older children to act quickly in emergencies. It emphasizes calm action over panic and links attitude to life outcomes.
The Ingenious cook offers Virginia Salad mixing potato cauliflower tomatoes and chicken with French dressing and mayonnaise. Tomato Jelly Salad combines tomato juice gelatin vinegar sugar bay leaf celery onion and lemon juice then molds with raw dandelion and garnishes. Cabbage may substitute for garnish.
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