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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1920
Page
2
An old time remedy promotes Carter's K and B Tea as a purely vegetable brew to aid liver and bowel function. It claims long use by families, with a bedtime cup improving digestion and occasional use maintaining health, and notes that Druggists have sold it for years from B C Wells & Co Le Roy New York.
An old advertisement claims Petersons Ointment clears years of head eczema and skin sores. Readers Mary Hii of Pittsburgh and A B Ruger of Racine credit relief after using the product. The ad notes 35 cents per box and mail orders via Peterson Ointment Co. Buffalo N Y.
A New York Herald writer notes two winter wardrobe highlights the duvetyn jumper and the London wooly. Woolens dominate English dress with gray jersey blouses shown in Fifth Avenue shops featuring wool embroidery, peplums, and tassels while bright color contrasts appear in other jerseys.
The article urges choosing sleeves over sleeveless looks for arms described as thin or untoned. It recommends daily rubbing with a loofah or flesh brush, lemon rubs for firm skin, and avoiding powder at dances. It notes elbows need care and suggests long gloves if sleeves are unaffordable.
The article reviews trends in clothing with emphasis on fabrics and detailing. It highlights duvetyn popularity, black velvet trims, turbans with Weils neckbands, metal buckles on winter suits, bright red evening gowns, lace touches on airy dresses, satin ribbon bindings, brown velour waistcoats, storm wear leather hats, and outfits designed without furs for a polished effect.
The article discusses making colorful handkerchiefs from linen with picoted edges and optional hematitching to add color. It notes velvet's versatile use in day dresses, suits, evening wear, robes, sport clothes, and even Paris fashion trends including velvet pajamas.
A survey notes wide ribbon variety in fashion with frocks garnished in rib bon trims. Two toned ribbons appear in fresh color blends and new brocades, metal galoons, and varied color combinations offer endless options.
A column presents prune based treats with methods for Prune Cake Prune Patties and Prune Roll. Instructions list eggs milk sugar flour butter baking powder salt lemon or vanilla extract and steps to bake fill and garnish. Also includes a grapefruit juice Rugnor and raisin mixture for the roll served with cream.
The article urges kindness and duty during hard times and offers recipes. Apple stuffed with nuts and raisins bakes until glazed. Vegetable chowder uses pork, potatoes, corn, milk, and crackers. Buttermilk bread details a long, step by step yeast dough with precise rising and baking instructions.
An archival line references California fig syrup as a child laxative. A caption notes the man in jail need not dodge automobiles.
An advertisement touts Cascarets as a gentle solution to constipation that cleanses the bowels, liver, and stomach. It claims the product removes sour food, gases, and toxins, improves digestion, and works while you sleep without griping or causing discomfort.
A Boston Transcript fragment quotes doctors on appetite suppression and diet cures with Wright's Indian Vegetable Pill. It notes a torpid liver hindering digestion and suggests liver toning. The excerpt ends with a quip about lawyers failing to beat prohibition and the bar's interests.
The ad promotes Diamond Dyes promising rich fadeless color for wool silk linen cotton or mixed fabrics including dresses blouses stockings skirts coats feathers and draperies. It notes the instruction book with each package and a color card to match materials. A separate quote mentions an author painting emotions in watercolors after drinking.
An old newspaper ad claims CATARRH MEDICINE cures catarrh from within by affecting the mucous surfaces. It touts relief of nasal and throat symptoms and mentions a testimonial tone with a local seller.
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