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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1923
Page
6
A clipped remark on silence and gender prompts reflection on how some women may take others’ words at face value. The quote underscores social expectations, with emphasis on restraint and perception in interpersonal communication.
Lifeless hair gains vigor with Danderine as a tonic advertised to improve texture and color. The claim highlights glossy, healthy-looking results and youthful beauty, noting the product is nonsticky and easy to use, sold at drugstores.
A description explains ribbon use in gifts with a score tablet case and a sewing case. Black satin ribbon with gold wheat sprays decorates the cases. narrow gold braid binds the edges. The tablet case holds a pencil and may carry ecards, while the sewing case uses the same materials.
A historical craft note describes making a dressing table pair using long skewers wrapped in green ribbon two red silk poppies and a small mirror compact. The mirror is tied with red ribbon and the poppy decorations are formed by flattening and tacking them over the skewers at the edges.
An old London Answers quip notes Brandreth Pills as a superior remedy for constipation. The cartoonish line mocks praise that fades as soon as the pills are involved, suggesting even a bored employer helps motivate the quest for a proper applicant.
A farmer employs a man who stacks good, bad and indifferent apples together. After filling baskets, the farmer asks if he ever picked anything before. The helper replies race horses, implying speed rather than care.
A supervising principal and a bright assistant discuss third grade mental tests. He studies the scene with solemnity and replies that he does not disapprove yet could not pass.
A humorous exchange in London humor pages features two tramps debating a dog and frayed trousers, with one noting trousers are frayed “on account of the dog” and the other questioning the cause. The vignette captures streetwise banter and social edge.
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