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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1920
Page
7
A fashion writer notes cloaks and wraps are back in style, valued for suppleness and warmth. The piece traces the garment from male and European uses to its modern presence, comparing it with frocks and robes and highlighting evolving lines and fabrics.
A page of home economics guidance outlines a Buttercot ch Pudding recipe with brown sugar and butter, plus a variant with bread bits. It lists Fried Onions and Apples to garnish pork, Cranberry Jelly, an Apple Raisin Sandwich, and a quip about married life from Wm C Hunter.
The passage notes evening duvetyn homespun fabrics, including loosely woven rough woolens, some velveteen, fur, and peltry used for sun light hours. It describes material types and their practical use in daytime illumination or appearance.
The Retail Millinery Association of America highlights metal cloth turbans and fur faced hats in current fashion notes. Descriptions mention pheasant brown velvet, teal moleskin, gray squirrel facing, copper thread pins, and royal blue velvet crowns, with combinations of seal skin and brocade for striking effects.
The article extols ripe olives as superior to green for calories and digestibility, noting their delicate flavor enhances meat sauces and dressings. Olive sauce is detailed with butter chives flour stock and chopped olives, served with meat or game, while a Hawaiian salad recipe fragment appears with pineapple and lettuce.
Fashion notes emphasize the persistence of the small hat and turban in general wear. Multiple turban variations endure in millinery as the influence of far eastern styles shapes recent fashion trends.
The piece notes buckles worn with satin and brocade evening slippers feature aliver and other metals. They are often paired with ribbon, either crushed flat or arranged in small frills for decorative effect.
Antique filet and filet mesh netting inspire new boudoir cap fashions. Designers highlight fine laces and airy nets as key elements in the latest intimate headwear trend.
A Paris fashion note describes the empire chemise as small and frail with a lace edge and short skirt. It explains linen or de chine fabric, a full short knicker, and a tidy bodice with a short skirt worn over a wisp of undervest, noting the avoidance of corsets and extra decorations.
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