29 Jan 1920
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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1920
Page
1
The feature describes heavy blouses in satin velvet and lace options, noting they broaden variety while not eclipsing sheer models. Examples include a velvet blouse with red wool embroidery, a satin piece with metal embroidery, and a terra cotta satin with Bulgarian trim.
A three inch wide accordion plaited self fabric trim finished a garment with crepe de chine ends at the waist. A slipover knitted silk blouse in Roman stripes is shown as spring resort wear paired with a white sport skirt.
The article forecasts that delicate sheer cottons and handkerchief linen will dominate, with frilled models expected to attract top interest and set trends in upcoming seasons.
Velvet and bead handbags appear in new styles with shell frames and white metal for budget options. Japanese brocade dominates envelopes, edged in gold. Crocheted miser bags feature steel beads in midnight blue beige and blue, pairing with tailored suits.
Practical household tips cover food prep and sewing. Use a potato ricer for mashed potatoes in codfish balls, choose rhubarb for mince pies, and employ rigid cardboard to measure hems for neat, speedy results.
The article outlines creative uses for worn blouses, turning pink pussy willow taffeta into a girdle for a net frock, a boudoir cap, and a face for a hat, among other transformations. It describes dyeing, trimming, and repurposing silk to craft hats, toques, and coordinated accessory pieces.
The article notes black frocks serve as neutral backgrounds to showcase vivid brocade vests and decorative girdles, emphasizing contrast and styling rather than clothing itself.
The article notes black and white checks as a stylish choice for cape linings, describing their smart, classic appeal and versatility for wardrobe accents.
Prepared by the U S Department of Agriculture, the piece covers soil types best for potatoes, depth of plowing, and soil pulverizing. It details when to plant, depth for seed sets, spacing for varieties, and calculations for plot sizing.
Advice to start in live stock when markets are depressed. The article warns that a bold entry during price booms leads to losses when values fall and notes that demand for meat remains steady despite declines.
Farmers are advised to keep asparagus roots moist and cool. Bundle into groups of 50 and pack into barrels, cover with leaves or straw, and add soil to retain moisture.
Farmers show earnest effort to combat wheat smut as sales of formaldehyde surge in four states. The U S department of agriculture works with state extension departments to educate growers about smut control methods.
Ohio experiment station tests show hogs should not harvest rye. It is more profitable to harvest the grain for cash or feed it to hogs after threshing rather than letting hogs harvest the grain themselves.
The four core farmer duties include earning a full living from the land, raising a family well, serving the community, and leaving the farm more productive than before. The guidance emphasizes practical, virtuous farming practice and communal responsibility.
Letters praise Dr Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets as a mild effective remedy for sluggish liver headaches and constipation. Customers from Kokomo to Elgin swear by the product noting reduced doctor bills and lasting relief.
An advertisement touts Celery King Laxative Tea as a purely vegetable remedy. It claims to purge bowels of impurities, ease feverish sick headaches, improve breath, clear skin, and stimulate appetite, marketed by C. Wells & Co. in La Roy, N.Y.
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