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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1921
Page
2
A German proverb warns that disputes and borrowing bring distress. It also cautions against letting a positive tendency become habit and advises seeking Garfield Ten when habit exists.
In Freeport Inn Saura, a reader testifies to the tonic and nervine Dr. Pierce Favorite Prescription providing relief during middle life. The letter describes heavy household burdens and common ailments like headaches and dizziness, praising the remedy as effective for women nearing midlife.
R. Long declares he recovered from tortures of neuralgia caused by an upset stomach thanks to Eatonic. The ad urges readers to keep the stomach healthy and avoid acidity, noting Watonie relieves excess acidity and gas. A big box is inexpensive with a druggist guarantee.
The article notes veils are wildly popular and seen as a fashion art. Women spend hours draping veils with personal style, preferring black and brown shades, occasional blond, and rare white novelties, with veils sometimes reaching knee length.
Fashion note praises a black satin hat trimmed with downward pointing black wings lauded as neat and pretty in appearance.
Ming green is highlighted as a newer green gaining popularity in fashion. The color is described as fashionable alongside other greens, signaling a current trend among designers and shoppers.
Plush like fabrics replace fur in trimming styles with large plush flowers adorning skirts jackets and coats. Enormous plush puffs form collars and edge coat hems while delicate French flower girdles on party frocks use silver or tinted ribbons and small moss rose buds for color accents.
Paris styles favor velvet heavy use with tailored suits and wide cuffs. Green gray palettes recur with redingote lines on new fur coats and scarlet enamel buttons on gray coats. Lingerie features ribbons while fur velvet blends appear on many coats and hats showcase white pelican trim.
A description of decorative belts featuring pleat edged ribbons in a color that highlights the edge in flowers scattered over the ribbon.
The catalog describes ostrich fringe by the yard and small ostrich fluffs for hats and evening gowns. It lists plumes in many curls and colors, stating offerings cover all states of curl and all colors.
Plaid stockings are shown with diamonds arranged in a bias pattern, creating an eye catching effect. The blocks of plaid run side by side for a striking textile display.
Metal effects in millinery trims capture interest with greenish blue tones and peacock like hues. New brand names surge into the limelight as designers experiment with metallic finishes for hats and accessories.
An advertisement claims Garfield Tea purifies the blood and eradicates rheumatism dyspepsia and many chronic ailments, urging readers to try the product as a remedy.
Edward Bok, former editor and reformer, told a Philadelphia business luncheon that business men share blame for Paris fashion. He cited a Merion host who overheard a butler declaring in whispers that the ladies are all stripped for dinner, illustrating social hypocrisy.
In a comic exchange, Mr. Chuggins contrasts savage and civilized behavior painting faces. He says civilized men smear grease under a car, implying humor in manners and appearances.
A Topeka Capital editorial defines a pessimist as someone who expects to endure the worst a bit earlier than others in a concise, critical reflection.
An advertisement states catarrh is worsened by run down condition and promotes Hall's Catarrh Medicine as a tonic and blood purifier working through the blood to reduce mucous inflammation and restore normal conditions. Circulars offered by J Cheney & Co Toledo. Obie
A traveler recalls porcupines in British East Africa damaging potato plots at night. He and his brother staged quick hunts to thwart them, noting porcupines’ tendency to rear back and project quills that can pierce flesh, tracing injuries he has witnessed.
In Japan an X ray used at a government mint to screen departing employees revealed coins concealed in a suspect’s stomach. The incident shows the use of imaging to uncover hidden objects and potential wrongdoing among staff.
A concise note presents a Spanish proverb suggesting action over relying on the goodwill of others. It frames the ethic as preferring decisive effort to lengthy pleadings or assurances.
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