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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1923
Page
2
A humorous exchanges notes that a man must show two licenses to marry: a marriage license and a motor car license. The quip reflects playful satire on bureaucratic requirements of the era. The dialogue highlights social expectations and comedic views on marriage and mobility.
A damaged ad fragment touts California Fig Syrup as a gentle laxative for sick children. It alleges no narcotics and urges mothers to demand genuine product from druggists, warning against counterfeits.
A quirky portrait contrasts Howell as a noisy six cylinder fellow with Powell depicted as having a lean single cylinder income. The piece plays on mechanical metaphors to probe character and wealth.
An old advertisement urges buyers to look for the Bayer cross on tablets or packaging to ensure genuine Bayer Aspirin, claiming safety verified by millions and prescribing by physicians for 23 years. It adds caution about risk if the name is missing and promotes Cuticura Soap and Caticura products for complexion.
Portraits of a changing 1930s wardrobe note a wider flare from knees and lower waistline, with three quarter length coats returning to favor. Furs and embroidery in Chinese and Persian motifs decorate coats, while dresses echo the new flaring lines.
The piece describes fashion shifts toward extreme godets and black velvet styles with beltless, extravagant circular effects. Coats abandon waistlines, favor flares, and fur bands at the hem, while straight-line tailleurs rise in popularity.
Charming party frocks for very young children feature varied styles from slim babyoutgrown dresses to frilly gowns for three year olds. Styles range from practical jersey play frocks with plaid ribbons to short taffeta and crepe de chine outfits with pastel hues and lace trims.
Window cleaning advice recommends warm water with ammonia for best results. For very dirty glass, a paste of whiting and water is effective after drying, then wiped with a soft cloth. Avoid cleaning in bright sun to prevent streaks. Plate glass is thicker and quieter than sheet glass, and windows with plate glass reduce outside noise.
The material known as mother of pearl is seeing a revival in fashion, primarily in the form of decorative spangles for costumes. It also appears in designing beautiful bracelets.
Lace on shades is usually undesirable and marred exterior views. Holland striped cloth is a new introduction for shades. use double curtains to create day brightness and night protection, with lighter inner drapes and heavier outer ones.
An old advertisement notes a product called Paregoric or teething syrup as a pleasant harmless substitute for castor oil. It claims no narcotics and that directions are on every package. Physicians everywhere are noted as supportive of the substitute.
A Saginaw man credits Hypo-Cod with curing his severe backache and lumbago after tried remedies failed. W. E. Johnson of 836 North Third Avenue says after taking two bottles he could work again, gained weight, and felt healthier. The ad urges others in Michigan to try Hypo-Cod, noting its pleasant taste and easy use.
A terse dialogue fragment shows Mrs Newlywed responding to threats with calm defiance about self harm. The exchange centers on trust and ultimatum as tensions rise. No broader context provided.
An advertisement touts Danderine as a refreshing tonic that tones neglected scalps, corrects falling hair and dandruff, and restores strength and color to thin or fading hair. It claims quick invigorating effects with a gleaming, non greasy formula. Available at any drug store.
An advertisement extols Allcock's Plaster as the quickest and safest remedy for local aches and pains. The text humorously contrasts spellings and notes reform fears keeping men in bachelor status, reflecting period advertising tone.
An ad copy extols Ball Blue laundry product claiming outfits including baby dresses become dazzling with its use. It urges readers to try it and notes availability at grocers.
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