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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1922
Page
8
A fragmented note notes a liquid tablet trial package addressed to Dr Pier in New York. The readable words suggest shipment or delivery context but lack clear specifics on origin, purpose, or outcome. Further details are not available in the readable text.
Incoherent text mentions an elderly man and a child, with garbled phrases about a sundry event. The readable elements include scattered references to a father figure and a tall person, but no clear actions or outcomes.
A Paris designed plum purple charmeuse tea gown with silver lace is worn by Romania's queen, famed as the "business Queen" who backs Rumani fashion revival. The garment features Greek lines, soft satin, a transparent lace mantle, and adaptable colors, reflecting contemporary dress trends and royal display.
A child’s undergarment praised for comfort and freedom from binding. The petticoat is cut in one piece with shoulder hang and no fitted waist, contrasting with traditional heavy gathered skirts. Diagram references outline pattern measurements and construction details.
The prose notes a fox hunting scene with remarks from Mr Englebird about hounds led the hunt while the others followed. A housewife smiles at a basket of white clothes using Red Cross Ball Blue. A grocer advertisement appears and a proverb about confidence hides dissent.
The instructions describe shoulder measurements and dart placement for fabric from D to R and N to R with specified inch ranges. It covers French seams at the underarm, laying lace on the right side, and stitching as shown in figures, plus hand and machine methods for attaching lace and finishing with a roll edge.
The National Cloak Suit and Skirt Manufacturers association in Cleveland previews 1922 fashion. Low waistlines with wide sleeves, matelasses and satins to mix with plain cloths, soft sport coats, belted or loose lines, patch pockets, notched collars, bloused coats, and three piece suits on straight lines with a jaunty cape.
A teacher quizzed 82 pupils on the meaning of duchess. An eight year old offered a joke about speaking Dutch, prompting a quick rebuttal that the woman seen with the man was not his wife but a friend.
Advertisement extols Cuticura Soap Ointment and Talcum as a complete beauty set. It touts Cuticura Talcum at 25 cents, claiming the trio covers skin care and fragrance. The piece ends with a quip about predicting storms and aviation schools for the rising generation.
On a cold rainy day two children wear practical yet stylish brown leather outfits including soft round caps mittens and leggings. The notice emphasizes functional fashion for kids with a chic, durable look suitable for wet weather.
The article outlines a renovation process for fabrics noting that powder or soap dyes are easier to use than boiled dyes. It describes refreshing material, choosing remodeling styles, and using narrowed skirts for adaptations such as a yoked extension or varied width panels.
Paris fashion houses showcase novelty coque feather fans in fuchsia cerise jade green and dove gray. Feathers are large straight with a slight curl, mounted on tortoise shell sticks and angled to create a chic, flared look.
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