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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1921
Page
3
The advertisement touts Bayer tablets with the Bayer Cross and dosage guidance from physicians over 21 years, promising safety for colds and pain. A contrasting fiction excerpt features a woman feigning sleep during a kiss, prompting a peevish reply about eyes open and propriety.
An old advertisement notes Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root as the top remedy for kidney liver and bladder issues. It touts mild immediate effects and urges trials with small samples. Also contains a humorous exchange about married life and a note on Red Cross Ball Blue preserving linen quality.
A plane wing breaks and the pilot crashes through planking and plaster, ending on a dark concrete surface. A menacing voice from a cellar declares, You’re in my cellar, but I’m watching you. The US World War II era quip reflects an ominous warning in a narrative tone.
A catalog of fabrics and designs suited to warm weather outfits for young girls. Notes include black taffeta trousers with blue trim, blue and black coordinated coats and hats, and printed voiles for frocks. White organdie with valenciennes trim, net underskirt finishes, pink hemstitching, and eyelet embroidery featured. Wools highlighted for their weight and texture, shown in a three flounce dress with a blue taffeta bolero.
Fabrics show knitted suits and capes with leather trim and white or blue hats. Summer outfits feature prominent tucking in coats and frocks and black hats with waxlike flowers. Citron frocks appear for late spring and summer though not flattering on all, while brown returns for evening wear. Imported homespun stripes offer sport wear with tan foundations and rose blue yellow or green stripes.
A fashion note questions whether women will wear winter hats during July and August or switch to summer hats. Millinery houses urge velvet and felt for warm months, while straw reemerges as women find woolly options scarce. Crochet hats return for holidays and other warm season adaptations.
The newest satin coat wrap features detachable organdie laings and an organdie covered revers. Fronts fold back to reveal a ruche collar and organdie cuffs that continue the lining. White prevails, with lavender or robin’s egg blue accents. snap fasteners hold lining and coat together. Ideal for warm weather and summer evenings.
The Cape Jacket outlines serge suits combining a one piece dress with a cape or cape coat. Capes vary in length from three-quarters to short. short capes may shorten a shorter figure. Cape-coat style likely won't gain wide popularity due to climate.
A girl's white party frock features narrow ruchings of fringed white taf feta around the skirt from hem to waist and running up and down the bodice, trimmed with handle. The design gives a delicate, festive appearance for a dance occasion.
The piece notes skirt trimming as the only dress detail, praises somber colored afternoon gowns, and highlights expert cutting as essential to making a plain frock look elegant. It emphasizes artful tailoring over ornament.
Captain Geo W Womble of Knoxville Tenn describes severe stomach and intestinal trouble for months with pain nervousness insomnia and constipation. After two bottles of Tanlac he reports renewed energy and vitality like a sixteen year old. Tanlac is marketed by leading druggists.
A proverb-like line suggests true friends defend others privately and offer kind words when not present. It emphasizes loyalty and discretion in conversations about a friend.
A retrospective look at how dentifrice and tooth brushing became common, then promotes Allen's Foot Ease antiseptic powder as a remedy for foot friction. The ad cites wartime use and urges readers to adopt the powder to prevent smarting, corns, and bunions.
A fragmentary scene shows a woman and a man reacting to the wind as they cross a street, voices rising in exclamations about the weather. The lively exchange captures a moment of everyday urban life.
An advertisement touts Cuticura Ointment for facial use and Cuticura Soap with hot water to wash off the ointment. It claims benefits for poor complexions dandruff itching and red rough hands and notes rent days arrive faster than weekly pay days with a jab about freckles and blushes being counterfeit.
A satirical note muses on poverty ending if babies could choose parents. The speaker laments intolerance, suggesting intellect limits destiny and warning that knowledge could doom a would be reformer.
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