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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1921
Page
5
A rancher named O'Donnell in Gallatin Valley Mont was struck by a thing while riding a horse a few days ago. It shaved the hair on the right side of his head as cleanly as a razor, leaving the left side untouched. He was only slightly burned and stunned by the incident.
An old advertisement touts Bayer aspirin saying physicians prescribe it for over twenty one years and that Bayer is stamped on each tablet and pack for protection against imitations. The passage also includes a dramatic script line about judging a fiancé and a father’s reaction.
An advertisement urges women with kidney and bladder complaints to try Dr Kilmer's Swamp-Root. It claims many cases stem from kidney issues and list back pain headaches and nervousness as symptoms. Readers are asked to send ten cents for a sample and to mention the paper.
A fragmentary ad story mentions ten thousand dollars and stage stunts and praises Red Cross Ball blue and laundry use. It also urges sympathy and cheer and promotes a grocery advertisement.
The article contrasts exact tailored dressmaking with freer modern design noting one side drapery in skirts tunics and coats. It describes uneven hems one sided wraps and oblique lines in evening wear including nude backs veiled with chiffon or net and sometimes spangled or embroidered details.
New patterns in dainty camisoles for Christmas time showcase pink georgette crepe designs trimmed with figured pink satin ribbon. The waistline is drawn up with baby ribbon threaded through casing and adjusted at the top by the same ribbon.
Readable text notes silk petticoats in two tone designs. One side of the fabric shows one color while the reverse shows another. Combinations include gray and blue, rose and blue, orange and gray, green and black and other pairings.
A bridge party prize features two packs of first quality playing cards and a score-card in a green linen envelope case with black worsted trim. The case secures the cards and scorecard with buttonholed straps and includes a small leather pencil strap for a black pencil.
Fashion notes praise hip length fur sport coats remains popular despite full length styles. Hudson seal pelts form the staple, with new furs including tan and vivid yellow mottled shades resembling a clvet cat. A recent coat paired with a matching hat features dark brown satin ribbon loops.
The piece describes colored handkerchief motifs and neck ornaments with blue shades and Japanese-inspired irregular patterns. It notes plain gown waists this season and color accents via heads and necklets, predicting Penris and coral imitation jewelry will be popular this winter.
The wife of a famed botanist questions the mushrooms before her and, learning they are edible, she thanks him for his thoughtful effort. He reveals he gathered them for her and later boasts of discovering a nonpoisonous mushroom. The scene spans supper and breakfast with light humor.
The aluminum alloy housing and patented pistol grip give the operator perfect control. The unit runs on direct or alternating current and includes an attachment to convert it to a bench grinder in thirty seconds, handling grinding, cleaning, buffing, or polishing tasks.
Exclaimed Don Quixote to Sancho Panza that he must not attempt to write his biography. Sancho replied he had tried to serve him faithfully, prompting Quixote to insist on the ban on biographical writing.
A visiting stranger at a local hospital asks a sick man about his health. The patient, a fig negro, responds with strong disgust, blaming careless doctors who left him yesterday. The exchange captures harsh racial caricature and local color.
Mrs Newrich calls at a studio of a noted artist asking to sit for a portrait. The attendant says the master is busy on a study. Mrs Newrich protests and says she wants an artist who has finished all his studies.
A professor invites learned Scots to a luncheon with nuns in his neighborhood. He wears Highland dress for the guests. The housemaid Jane sees him in kilts, rushes outside, then returns with his trousers, revealing his bare knees and causing embarrassment.
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