02 Jan 1919
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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1919
Page
1
A fashion note describes new capes featuring orick-red velour, Hudson seal trim, and a two-part design with a sealskin collar and sleeves for a barrel silhouette. It highlights double breasted fronts, sealskin buttons, and neck protection, plus a circular seatskin cape that secures over the head with a kolinsky fur collar.
Readers are urged to repurpose old wool into heavy stockings with full-length legs to endure winter duty. Emphasis on warmer hosiery to complement short coats and protect ankles, plus guidance to obtain a waterproof hat or affordable rubber capes for stormy weather.
A column argues that subtle accessories reveal a woman’s habits and taste. It notes a shift toward smaller handbags as fashion moves away from elaborate, oversized purses. The piece links careful personal presentation to overall life harmony and cautions against careless styling.
A fragment lists old time tips for housework including cleaning old jewelry with soap lather and sal volatile, reviving black velvet with steam and ammonia, melting toilet soap scraps for shaving soap, and seasoning fried fish with a pinch of salt for better flavor.
Household guidance on making a healed custard and preventing milk from scorching. Adds water bath steps for blankets and blinds, mentions laying tape along hems, and notes vinegar in boiling water improves bacon or ham flavor.
A knee length frock features trimmed black monkey fur along the trnic and bell sleeves, a plain round neckline, and a long string of pearl beads adding an elegant, restrained touch.
A report notes simplicity as the fashion keynote and says women increasingly choose higher quality merchandise. They buy fewer garments but favor finer cloths in ready-to-wear, with better items selling well.
Fragmentary notes describe metal ribbons described as unusually wide causing uncertainty about their design and use. The cut text hints at questions over feasibility and appearance. Further details are unclear in the OCR.
Mary Antisartlok, known as the reindeer queen of Alaska, built a thriving herd after aiding natives and adopting a large, diverse clan of children. In 1898 she sacrificially sent most of her herd to rescue whalers stranded in ice, earning government thanks and lasting respect across Alaska.
A munitions worker sought draft exemption citing numerous health issues. The record lists ailments including lung disease chronic liver complaint dental loss varicocele piles pleurisy bronchopneumonia fever inflammations and related conditions noted by the Bishopsgate medical board.
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