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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1921
Page
5
Tea gowns echo fashionable evening dress trends with straight across necklines and long trains. Black lace and velvet with chiffon accents dominate, with dyed lace and silver detailing enhancing two piece velvet and lace combinations.
The piece notes suits favor somber colors with black brown and gray leading. It highlights gray cloth and seal as a popular contrast, aligning with a vogue toward gray and black in formal wear.
A fashion note explains how dress design emphasizes the neck and shoulder line. It discusses sleeve construction, fitted foundations, and how kimono sleeves and dropped shoulders reveal the arm’s curve. The piece predicts these sleeve styles in next spring fashions for suits, wraps, and frocks.
A fashion note describes artificial flowers dominating accessories this season. Wreaths of flowers adorn hair and waist, with shimmering gold and silver accents and velvet fruit. A famous designer crafts a large pink camellia wrist ornament on velvet bands for evening wear.
To clean white spats use gasoline wash warmed in a pan of hot water and rinse in clean gasoline. Alternatively lay flat and brush with soap flakes, then avoid wringing. Absorb moisture with heavy towels and press softly when nearly dry.
The fashion note calls for a return to a slim straight silhouette with a low waistline replacing bouffant drapery. Designers emphasize a modern, streamlined look focusing on vertical lines and minimal volume.
The article notes three quarter length and shorter sleeves are prevalent. It warns that women with fuller arms should avoid very short sleeves as they detract from appearance, while slender arms can wear the style to advantage.
The article notes a shift in women toward using beauty fadts as useful for developing natural attributes. It criticizes long faced moralists and urges women to embrace changes to features and complexion rather than lament fate.
Sult Coata describes suit coats with narrow shoulders tight sleeves and an uneven bottom edge.
A culinary snippet presents three recipes using leftovers and common ingredients. Ham Timbales mix butter breadcrumbs milk ham parsley eggs with a buttered mold bake, Carrot Salad coats carrots with olive oil vinegar and parsley, Oatmeal With Dates folds dates into cooked oats served with cream or milk.
A reflective verse noting divine patience and precise judgment as fate unfolds to final outcomes, translating a theological line into a meditation on inevitability and moral balance.
The passage provides step by step instructions for making an orange chocolate cake, Pomona pudding, and orange pudding with details on ingredients, mixing methods, baking times, and serving ideas. It reads like a historical cookbook extract with measured portions and traditional preparation tips.
An editorial snippet extols Garfield Tea as an ancient family remedy for stomach and intestinal derangements. It frames the tonic as a trusted, old-fashioned solution now popular again for digestive ailments. A separate remark notes men often do not realize their temperamental nature until told.
A London Zoological Society meeting reported success in filming rare animals and recording their natural movements. The four legged film actors may surpass human performers artistically, as their motions are intelligible without language and they cannot be trained to perform rehearsed gestures.
A new lighting device engineered in England features a long horizontal arc aimed at overhead illumination. Its downward spread suits film studios and photo printing environments, promising even, glare free light for precise work.
A man boasting about his good deeds triggers public debate as officials scrutinize his motivations and past actions. Community members weigh whether generosity should be acknowledged or questioned for credibility.
A New York physician explains why he cannot trace his supposed Scotch Irish ancestors. He visits an old district and asks an Irishman for the exact spot. The elder asks why search here after 200 years and calls the inquiry absurd.
A dramatic scene shows a man pleading with a woman and declaring his resolve to pursue destiny, while a young admirer mutters about his potential as a great football player.
A brief proverb notes that a rolling stone does not dwell on losses, suggesting resilience or indifference to change. The line emphasizes action over regret and the futility of dwelling on past events.
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