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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1918
Page
7
A testimonial from Mrs. Alion Hatter of Christopher Illinois claims Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound cured her nervousness and weakness. It cites regular health and urges readers to write Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. Lynn Massachusetts for guidance based on long experience.
A Louisiana conference of rice millers debated grinding rice flour and concluded flour lacks merit for large scale production. Rice polish, a by product from polishing brown rice, could broaden markets as a nutritious stock feed and highly concentrated food containing surface chemical ingredients.
Dialogue shows Mrs Bacon criticizing paper napkins as beneath her, while Mr Bacon defends their practicality. A humorous domestic exchange reveals tensions over propriety and use of napkins at table.
A fragmented notice hints at a humorous disjointed exchange about a Pinto car. The garbled text suggests a speaker proposing a change of color or style to refresh the vehicle.
A fashion note outlines a summer sport frock in wool jersey or velveteen with a possible sleeveless jacket. The dress features a plain waist and skirt joined by a belt, while the optional jacket forms a thickened look with a distinctive collar that holds the garment in place. Plaids predicted for fall fabrics.
A fragmented notice describes a dress style combining gingham and plain color fabrics. The item is presented as smart and serviceable for wear. No additional concrete details or dates are provided in the readable text.
Fragment notes describe plaid worsted plain color self fabric or velveteen as school stock for girls in high school or college. It advises that some months distant remains and for now use materials like voile for current wear.
A female home economics student argues time is a luxury and urges housewives to adopt daily scheduling. She says managing a timetable helps conserve infant care, house duties, war bread, and garden tasks, enabling efficient use of time and assistance from workers. She recommends a simple card system to track daily tasks.
June remains the favored bridal month with its flowered splendor and romance. The bride centers the scene, often with a soldier beside her, while fashion codes fix ensemble lengths and footwear. The piece notes persistent short skirts and slippers recalled from past fashion, with eyes and smiles still in vogue.
Cameo effects two shades of a color are popular in printed dress cotton this year. Usually lighter tone on darker ground creates the cameo look with scroll or stripe patterns. Printed cotton foulards in cameo effects are pleasing and will make cool inexpensive frocks for warm weather wear, paired with hats and parasols.
One hundred and fifty women completed the London County Council course and qualified as inspectors of farm canteens, marking a milestone for women in local public service.
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