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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1920
Page
5
An old advertisement promises to halt hair falling and remove dandruff by using a small bottle of Dan derine. It claims after several applications hair stops shedding, dandruff disappears, and hair grows thick and glossy.
A London Tit-Bits tale describes Alger’s habit of daily glove purchases and courting a girl at a counter. To deter him she becomes a manicurist, then takes a dentist’s job, prompting doubt he will pursue further.
Purport mentions Cuticura Ointment Soap and Talcum for skin care with a 25¢ price. Also includes Garfield Tea as a natural cure and a brief quoted exchange about gossip and Turkey. The fragment combines ads and quotations without cohesive event.
An advertisement urges households to keep Dr Carter’s K and B Tea for sluggish liver headaches or bowel regulation. It claims children enjoy it and that thousands have used it for years with good results, from B. C. Wells Co., Lea Roy, New York.
Testimonies from Goshen Muncie and Fort Wayne Indiana describe coughs, lung trouble, and weight loss cured by Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. First speaker George F. Richele recalls severe coughing and chest weakness healed after three bottles. Eliza Tecter and Lucy McCoy report long lasting relief and renewed strength after complete cures.
A sketch shows a side flare frock blending satin taffeta velvet and sheer fabrics with flat front and back, using plaits to create fullness. The trend favors side fullness over a true flare, with long sleeves returning in day attire and plaid tailored streetwear gaining popularity next spring.
Many smart striking plaid wool fabrics are being produced to meet growing demand. Plaids will be worn beyond the younger set and will appear in broader clothing choices.
The article extols satin for many uses in dressmaking. It highlights a striking collar, unusual sleeve treatment, and a pleated ripple skirt. It notes a back roll collar that crosses and lengthens to the hip, a curved sleeve snip, and generous side gathering to shape the skirt for a compelling black and white look.
The scarf cape gains attention in fashion with brushed wool scarves offered in light tans and greens. Proper Sewari styling makes it function like a cape, promising novelty as a sporting garment for skating and winter sports and to be sold in early spring.
A correspondent describes methods to remove grease from silk using heat, blotting paper and ironing. It covers black silk with coffee and ammonia, brushing and rubbing with cloth, air drying, and using French chalk, plus guidance on water spots, silk ink, and pressing with tissue to avoid glaze.
A prose note observes straw hats appearing in midwinter and summer sales, with shops marketing straw and sports hats as new items. It highlights a rose colored hemp hat faced with rose georgette, and embroidered in wool and silk as an example of the season’s style novelty.
The article notes that both dinner and evening gowns feature sleeves that are nearly cap length. The fashion points emphasize minimal sleeve design and a focus on overall silhouette.
An old advertisement touts California Fig Syrup as a safe laxative for children. It claims the product has a pleasant fruity taste and provides dosing directions on each bottle. The copy urges mothers to use the item confidently when caring for a child’s stomach and bowels.
A woman recalls walking with her boyfriend past new begonias and insulting a homely bloom turning out to be their future home. She notes he said nothing and stopped dating her about a week later.
Advertisement promises instant relief from nasal congestion and catarrh with Ely's Cream Balm. It claims the antiseptic ointment opens air passages, soothes inflamed membranes, and allows clear breathing after a single nightly application.
Catarrh cannot be cured by local applications, Hall's Catarrh Medicine is taken internally to affect the blood and mucous surfaces. It combines tonics and blood purifiers, with testimonials offered by RJ Reynolds Co. Toledo Ohio.
An assortment of old time remedies touts Wrights Indian Vegetable Pilla to aid digestion. A curious line asserts a cup egg and two in the nest while praising Red Cross Ball Blue as the finest product of its kind, with every woman who uses it agreeing.
Reports of a brill liant meteor seen in the evening trace a 35 mile glow from a point 20 miles northeast of York to 50 miles southwest of St Valery France. It traveled about 85 miles per second at an average altitude near 74 miles. The radiant and speed align with Herschel’s 1730 comet meteor observations.
Advertising note urges care for health with Garfield Tea as a path to wealth, framing health as a foundation for financial well being. The line conveys a promotional health-wealth linkage without additional specifics.
A Baltimore American exchange ponders a possible dirigible remark and clarifies that the object is a balloon airship rather than a true dirigible. The короткий quip frames public curiosity about a airship display.
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