09 Jan 1919
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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1919
Page
1
Fashion notes stress blouse harmony with the suit, advising long coats to conceal the blouse. Suggestions include georgette with embroidery, satin, or crepe textures, two tone color patterns, and careful matching to the suit’s formality.
Cafe au lait velvet forms a smart winter outfit with a surplice waist and a large beaver fur collar. Bell sleeves edged in beaver fur and brown silk tassels finish the design with a refined, rich touch.
Georgette lace and net forms foundation pieces worn under season suits. Sleeveless georgette blouses in matching colors are paired with sheer lingerie tops. Crepe de chine and satin blouses with high collars and stiff buttoned edges appear. The long Russian blouse remains popular with French designers, though Americans resist, as a purple georgette version with gold embroidery and navy satin trim is shown.
Two new colors arrive overseas blue and artillery red described as sky blue and vivid scarlet. A navy blue and artillery red mix brightens dull frocks. A paneled blouse features large red buttons with red silk loops. Military touches like fur epaulettes and contrasting color slashed fabrics appear in new trims. A dove gray georgette blouse shows pale pink velvet ribbon details at the yoke and cuffs.
A fashion note discusses the shirtwaist's staying power amid claims it is outdated. The piece argues the traditional blouse remains practical for most women at home or work, despite trends toward coat ensembles. It suggests buying two blouses yearly at six or seven dollars as economical.
The passage touts using Ingen der oil to refresh room air by boiling in water and letting it cool. It warns sunlight harms carpets and furniture yet underscores sunlight and air as disease factors. It suggests cutting candle ends to aid kindling for a quicker fire.
A collage of vintage ad snippets and jokes including herbal remedies, skin care tips, and domestic quips. It features lines about a guardian angel of eye health, a bachelor handling a baby, and a soldier asking why a wristwatch was sold, reflecting period humor and consumer products.
A quoted exchange from the Birmingham Age-Herald notes a sharp line about a man known as a baker who “gets things done.” The dialogue contrasts roles with sly humor, reflecting on perception and capability.
Children request a doctor certificate showing adenoids and tonsils removed dental work and eye exams to please their teacher. They repeat a calory catechism to boost her mood.
Incoherent OCR fragment shows a Walton style advertisement referencing Wright's and Bertie with aline about affordable prices. It mentions vegetable pill medicines for stomach liver and bowels and a child named Jess with a two cent remark. The text is garbled and lacks完整 context.
The passage urges careful examination of Castoria with its long claim of over 380 years of use. It then shifts to a political aside where Senator Sorghum discusses his potential re election amid pressing national problems.
A wry note jokes that onions are claimed as a cure for indigestion but no cure exists for onions. It contrasts with the idea of eating a small pumpkin pie rather than a whole pumpkin.
Advert reads a long claim about GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules as a century old standard remedy for kidney and bladder trouble. It warns of symptoms like backache, urinary issues, and fatigue and urges delaying treatment as dangerous. The copy promotes capsules as harmless, guaranteed, and available in sealed packages.
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