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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1920
Page
11
The piece notes a shift from mourning-era silhouettes to bold colonial line gowns with large hips and slim waists. It highlights bridal ivory satin with heavy hip wiring, velvet gowns in midnight tones, and dramatic corsages, trains, and colored powders for evening looks.
Mrs Hicks, of unspecified location, reports relief from sour stomach after taking four Estonic tablets. The ad promotes Estonic as a remedy for sourness indigestion bloating and gas, claiming quick relief and improved digestion with postmeal use. It emphasizes portability a small price and a druggist guarantee.
Abstract fragment notes varied sleeve styles and embroidery elements. No clear events, persons, or organizations are identified in the legible text.
The piece outlines winter skirts in wool serge and wool jersey, paired with short fur coats and sweaters. It notes heavy weight fabrics due to short coats, with trims like embroidery and plaiting, highlighting gray wool embroidery on navy serge and colored cross stitching resembling broken plaid.
Reading from a Paris openings of Great houses shows high collars long sleeves and lines recalling the Moyen Age. The edna tonged sleeve mode is new yet unlikely to prevail in America though it may push hemlines higher and sleeves looser.
A partial OCR line hints at a school board hearing with garbled text and missing details. The readable parts reference a board meeting and potential questions or concerns discussed during the session.
An old warning urges buyers to look for the Bayer name on aspirin packages to ensure genuine tablets prescribed by physicians for ailments such as colds headaches neuralgia rheumatism and toothache. It mentions Bayer tablets sold in twelve count tins and larger packages, noting Bayer as the trademark of the company.
Cartoon captions discuss marriage and suicide with statistics. The piece notes that Lowe and Bone comment on preventive rules, arguing that death by own action prevents marriage while statistics claim marriage threatens self-harm, reflecting a satirical stance.
Lima Ohio resident Mrs. Fellers was forced from her flat after neighbors feared tuberculosis risk from her persistent cough. The ad touts Grande Pine as a remedy, claiming two bottles cured the cough and praising Grand-Ald Co. Fort Wayne Indiana for the product.
A social worker questions a husband about being a good provider. The husband responds with a sharp retort about his reliability and constant attempts to provide, eliciting astonishment from the social worker. The exchange closes with his insistence on his ongoing efforts.
An old advertisement touts Cuticura Talcum Powder as a versatile antiseptic scented powder for face skin baby and dusting use. It claims to render other perfumes superfluous as part of the Cuticura Toilet Trio including Soap and Ointment.
A witty exchange about striking oil in a well. The skeptic jokes the promoter would be the most surprised man in the world if oil were found. The remark highlights the speculative mood around the venture.
The passage mentions Roman Eye Balsam and night applications healing watery and sticky eyes. A character named Ady feels ten years younger after breakfast, while a general remark notes men do many unnecessary things and women say many unnecessary things.
An old testimonial notes Dr. Pierce, famed physician, created Favorite Prescription to aid women and claim it has helped thousands by alleviating distressing female ailments. The missive from Miss Maupe Buizzarp of Route 3 West Union Indiana praises its health benefits and reduced fatigue.
Jud Tunkins promotes being wrong sometimes to avoid spoiling a lively argument. He urges travelers to scatter courtesy along the road to success and keep debates engaging.
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