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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1922
Page
8
The latest Paris arrivals showcase beaded belts and girdles with jet beads, hexagon patterns, and lattice trims. Large link jet heads form girdles linked in chain fashion, while crystal strings and gold beads create sash finishes and pendant drops ideal for tailored dresses and evening wear.
A frock for children described as silk with dark tones and bright embroidery. The design is practical and smart, suited for young wearers.
The text outlines dainty season gowns with inset lace forming a yoke over shoulders, silver lace corsages, short sleeves, and chiffon skirts topped by jaunty chiffon coats. Models emphasize uneven line, crushed ribbon girdles through chiffon slits, and foundations of charmeuse beneath top layers.
A detailed description outlines a tiny girls party frock with palest pink taffeta base an overslip of white georgette knots of pink ribbon flowers and lace edging along form panel slashes another dress in yellow organdie with ruffles bloomers and a self fabric sash tied at back in a paw shape. Tiny girls often wear short socks matching their outfits or white color banded socks.
Paris fashion notes describe a favorite crinoline hat in red brown adorned with flowers or ribbon ruching. A contrasting black varnished lace hat on wire appears next, trimmed with a slim black satin band and silver. Smaller crepe de chine hats echo the same velvet tones in the ensemble.
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss a small girls hat in gingham with embroidery. Mentions a medium sized check pattern and attempts to describe construction and appearance in uncertain terms. No clear event or person is identifiable.
A fragment lists fruit cheese salad and multiple recipe ideas with steps for chicken jelly trout salmon and peach canapes. It blends guidance on optimism with culinary instructions and quick dish ideas using cream cheese, dates, figs, almonds, trout, peaches, and crab meat.
The passage contemplates how minds rationalize vice by imagining it as virtue. It suggests a paradox where aversion becomes analytical distance, shaping perception through speculative scrutiny and moral theater.
A vintage cookbook snippet describes Carsage Salad with shredded cabbage almonds bananas and sour cream, plus a different dried beef dish with bananas. A lemon filling recipe blends sugar butter water and lemon juice with eggs. Not Delight uses rice mold with figs and apple pulp, finished with lemon and cream. Honey Rolls use yeast, milk, butter, sugar, egg, flour, raisins, nuts and honey.
In a moonlit scene Ern est declares love to Maud but she fears acceptance. Knert collapses with drama, revealing the real trouble is a missing collar stud rather than heartbreak, prompting comic relief as the couple reacts to the mishap.
A man recalls defeating an old schoolteacher who punished him, revealing he arranged a lift in his limousine to compare his income with the teacher’s salary, an act he says spoiled the teacher’s day.
Fragmentary quotation about elderly people in small country towns claiming insight into Paris and cinema. The text reads as a clipped讨论 of urban underworlds versus rural ignorance, with unclear attribution and missing context.
Meemster notes locals joke about a severe drought in the village where your brother resides. Sandy quips that they’ve gone dry, while Tam mentions a letter and a bizarre vestige stamp stuck with a pipe sound, adding to the whimsical chatter.
The dialogue presents a salesman touting a new shirt pattern as a latest trend in gentlemen's wear. The customer reacts by likening the pattern to a death wail, suggesting a morbid impression of fashion innovation.
A speaker notes the warden's interest in books, replying that pocketbooks are the only books that interest him and that the speaker will bring some on the next visit. The scene features a sympathetic lady and a kindly warden sharing a brief exchange about reading material.
A brief dialogue fragment shows Arthur and John debating how people have changed, mentioning children and Nebraska. The piece reads as a clipped, quote style excerpt with a humorous or ironic edge. No clear event or outcome is stated.
A humorous exchange centers on who pays in a relationship. The remark highlights a wife paying with her husband’s money, underscoring a playful gender dynamic in domestic finance.
A quoted exchange recalls an agent asking for a body measurement. the speaker recalls refusing to stand for a precise fitting. The dialogue hints at discomfort and a tense interaction over mobile changes in a formal fitting.
A statesman answers a meddlesome question about serving a new country or seeking re election. He claims to court full publicity for the former and says the latter is better left unsaid. The exchange highlights tensions between public service and electoral pursuits in political discourse.
J B Mowrer of 157 Park St Akron Ohio says Taniae restored his appetite and strength after days of indigestion and weakness. He reports rapid recovery from nerves and fatigue and credits the remedy for a transformed health. The advertisement claims Taniae is sold by all good druggists.
Mrs Rose suggests relocating to another hotel while Clarence defends their present stay noting guests have seen her gowns. The piece humorously contrasts social vanity with practicality as a child handkerchief tip ends with a Red Cross Ball Blue wash reference.
A Chicago fan who collects humorous want ads adds a clipping noting a line that reads WANTED A fond second hand phonograph for reprisals from a paper in Chicago.
Ad copy touts Cuticura Soup for soothing itchy burned rashes with a warm bath followed by Cuticura Ointment. Mentions fragrant Cuticura Tricum for polishing or scent at 25 cents. Ends with a labor slogan attacking the uncooperative worker.
A terse exchange hints at a broad realignment of nations across Europe erasing the entity Graustirk. The dialogue suggests upheaval and strategic shifts affecting regional power structures.
A witty exchange frames a chemist’s retort about unlabelled bottles and unread prescriptions. The dialogue, attributed to Stockholm Kasper, hints at safety and labeling in a chemist setting.
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