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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1922
Page
8
Fashion authorities note gloves now mirror dress ornamentation with gauntlet mousquetaire and slip-on models. Long sleeves drive demand for gauntlets in kid suede and mochas, while sports wear favors chambray slip-ons. Colors span beaver gray black and white, with cuffs turning back or buttoned sides featuring embroidery and contrasting gores.
The veil is described as a key accessory in women's apparel. It can emphasize complexion or mar it, with color guidance favoring black red light orange and light blue for fair or pale skin. It advises avoiding gray yellow green violet and especially white near the face.
A French afternoon costume features a black velvet skirt and a white satin blouse with black chenille dotted embroidery. The design is simple to copy, suitable for any woman with basic sewing skill.
A survey of several large store fabric departments shows rising demand for broadcloth this season, with high luster fabrics regaining attention as suiting and dress textiles. The suede look wanes for some garments as broadcloth reclaims the spotlight through varied lustrousness and refined texture.
Ruffles of vallace appear as a stylish feature this season in the most refined houses. A standout use is the wide kimonn sleeves where cuff ruffles sometimes run from wrist to elbow for a striking effect.
The text discusses color choices for veils in traditional dress, noting black red white and rose are suitable while gray orange yellow or violet are not. It emphasizes harmony with overall costume and avoids certain tones. It reads as a guidance on color compatibility for ceremonial garments.
A historic textile care note advises using gasoline to remove oily streaks before washing Georgette Crepe. Use warm water and mild soap, dip and squeeze through suds without wringing, then wrap to nearly dry. Iron on the wrong side crosswise with a cool to moderate heat.
A collection of salad recipes from various nations including Cuban, Montese, French Potato, German with Sausage, Russian Tomato and Sardine, and Apple Pineapple Salad. Also includes a Codfish Chowder and French Fried Onions with instructions and ingredients. Woven with brief commentary and a quote by John Jay Chapman on salads.
The tale recounts Sir William Phips, Maine native and ship’s captain, who bent fortune chasing a Caribbean wreck. After a slow start, a diver found silver among the wreckage and the crew salvaged vast treasure totaling millions, aiding Phips’s rise and knighthood as governor of his New World domain.
A lunch companion recalls a shopgirl who, despite serving a former neighbor with modest roots, is snubbed by a semi social set. The anecdote highlights class prejudice as a shopgirl moves through a crowded Chicago store and a passerby overhears a strained exchange.
In London Ontario MP Graham announced Canada aims to purchase Vimy Ridge to keep as a park honoring fallen soldiers. The Imperial Graves Committee approved a memorial to Col John McCrae at Wasneau Whnereux cemetery with funds raised by Canadian clubs. The memorial will be a stone seat at the cemetery entrance with a verse from In Flanders Fields carved on it.
Popular Mechanics describes an improved three heat electric soldering device for chains catches rings silverware and other jewelry with shockproof features. A noble solder piece rests on carbon electrode while tweezers serve as the other terminal flux is applied and a foot switch activates the current for joining parts.
A large dog silently attended a motion picture at an Ann Arbor theater the other night lying on the floor and watching quietly without making a sound or reading captions.
A Boaton Hyening Tran script fragment contrasts affection and rejection with a playful metaphor about an apple and its core, illustrating changing feelings through quoted lines about a relationship in flux. The piece centers on a questioned devotion and shifting attitudes toward a partner.
Advertisement urges housewives to maintain snowy linens using Red Cross Ball Blue and to buy it at all grocers. The message emphasizes keeping laundry in pristine condition as a source of pride for the home.
An array of quirky lines promotes a graphophone gag and Dr. Peery's Dead Shot as a quick, reliable remedy. The text blends light banter about talkative devices with a boast about one bottle curing promptly, reflecting catalog ad style.
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