08 Jan 1920
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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1920
Page
1
Velvets and velvets mined hats feature appliqued embroidery and draped lines suited for home crafting with moderate costs. Wool scarves pair with plain suits for severe weather while ponyskin coats regain popularity with softer, lighter pelts and enduring value.
The description notes skirts with short length and comfortable width, no flare at the hem. Sleeves are short, kimono style or set in at the shoulder. Waistlines are low, belts vary from loose narrow to wide crush girdle forms.
Gray cloth trimmed with plush velvet creates a stylish and warm winter garment for a youngster. The coat promises comfort and fashion for cold days.
An attractive breakfast costume features a chambray morning frock in pink or blue paired with a heavy white linen bib apron. A high neck, wide bib, and a gathered lower apron create a crisp, spotless look, with belt and bow detailing preferred for a neat finish.
Dress goods and silk mills plan to stick with ample and semi ample materials for months due to abnormal market conditions. Manufacturers prefer letting fancy and novelty items be produced by English and French houses to avoid depreciation risk. Import needs will recover only after foreign producers adjust to old production lines.
A girls’ evening frock features netches trimming shirring and narrow ribbon. The gown is built on a taffeta foundation and offered in plain or changeable coloring.
Brown evening gowns rise as a smart color, with fashion writers noting limited supply at low prices. The hue, once linked to mourning in England, gains popularity after wartime elation, spreading from evening frocks to afternoon gowns as tailors favor earthy tones for the season.
The publication notes a new color, QCastor, joining the veiling range alongside blue taupe brown and black which remain standard and correct for use.
An article discusses gape worms and other internal poultry parasites. It explains how gape worms choke chicks causing gaping, symptoms like head shaking and staggering, and suggests isolation and lime dust to loosen the worms. It notes older birds face tapeworms and round worms with remedies including santonin and pumpkin seeds.
The guide lists eight essential hen feeding factors including grain mash water and exercise. It notes daily consumption ranging from three to four ounces per bird and monthly and yearly totals for feed milk and grit, with specifics for 100 hens and limited range.
The United States Department of Agriculture urges farmers to plan for the total cost of small farm tools. Buying in bulk after harvest saves time and money and encourages systematic care of tools.
The article explains improving soil fertility and humus content yearly using fertilizer and time. It emphasizes that increasing fertility is not difficult and can be achieved with proper application of inputs and patience.
Sweet clover benefits soil and serves as pasture and meadow crop. Handling stock matters. poor handling cannot yield success. Inferior stock improves with care, but well selected stock bred and managed yields solid results.
The article notes ways to improve dairy herds but warns the path is long and costly. It states starting with poor stock offers little encouragement and advises against this approach.
Dairymen observe daily variation in cow output influenced by feed changes weather and cow health. Variations attributed to feeding conditions and overall cow indisposition across days.
A small hog described as the cheapest fat producer is warned against being sent to market in a thin condition. The notice implies concern over fat content and market acceptance, highlighting the animal’s role in fat production.
A rural agricultural bulletin outlines a revised grain ration for sows and gilts, detailing daily intake and scheduling to improve litter outcomes. The notice emphasizes consistent feeding, clean storage, and monitoring for weight and health signals among herds.
An old advertisement touts Pape's Cold Compound as fast relief for stuffed nostrils, headache, feverishness, and sneezing. It claims doses every two hours up to three, with quick action and pleasant taste, noting no quinine and low cost at drug stores.
A senior Harold habitually asks his father for extra money. The father expresses frustration, noting Harold receives less than he allows others. Harold questions why his father should continue funding him.
An old advertisement touts California Fig Syrup as a safe laxative for children. It emphasizes a fruity taste and simple dosing on the bottle, urging mothers to choose the brand seen on the package.
A humorous exchange imagines a female detective tricking a financier by disguising herself as a manicurist. The dialogue riffs on gender roles and clever deception for a playful plot device.
The lines play with wordplay on affinity and sole mate, suggesting a connection between a shoemaker and a romantic pairing. The phrasing implies a punning exploration of companionship and craft in a brief, whimsical exchange.
A garbled OCR page mixes lifestyle remarks with product pitches. It cites a Boston transcript on an approval of a V-necked gown and mentions remedies such as Garfield Tea and Cuticura skin care ads.
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