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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1920
Page
4
Fashion note surveys cheery shades in new country sweaters inspired by St Moritz looks. Describes midlength sleeves, various collars, chenille and angora options, and color combos from navy and black to bright two tone cashmeres. Hat and purse often match in color.
The article describes sleeve variety in indoor frocks from short to long and tight to leg o’ mutton. Tunic and pannier silhouettes dominate, with chemise and tunic dresses continuing as fashion autocrats. Dance tea frocks favor straight lines with decorative rib bon loops and chiffon details. The era favors ornate yet practical outfits as long outlines persist.
Faint rumors of fall styles herald the approach of a low waistline. The models shown favor two fabrics with a division at the hips and belts at the normal waist. Fashion changes are gradual and thoughtful women stay with familiar lines rather than chasing every new bulleting.
The article outlines smart sport suit ideas featuring contrasting skirts and jackets in velours duvetyn and angora with plaid or striped skirts. It notes black velveteen jackets with various skirts, popular slip over and alsp over styles, and the practicality issues of quick coat removal in warm weather. It highlights stitching to create two fabric looks and mentions heavy cottons and linens and trims like white braid and white pique.
A thrift appeal urges sending fabric scraps from flannel and wool to East headquarters. The smallest pieces are valuable to clothe babies in the near East, where many perished last winter from cold. Gather largest and smallest scraps for distribution.
A list of brief Indiana items reports storms near Bicknell damaging Knox county crops and homes. a fatal train collision near Lowell. a county tax reallocation in Bartholomew. open coal markets for Wabash buildings. and various local notes on bankers, prisons, churches, and university appointments across multiple towns.
Thousands across the United States report Eatonic helps belching bloating heartburn and stomach misery. Extended use aims to remove excess acids and gases from the system, improving well being with continued use after meals. Consult your druggist for guidance.
In a terse scene a judge and jurors navigate a trial as spectators joke about “tunesmen” and the sounds of strings. The banter hints at tension while the jurors prepare to decide a case.
Experts survey U S wheat areas predict a drop in U S production due to less acreage. Canada sees a bumper harvest with record yields in 1915 potential, plus strong oats barley and flax crops. Corn plantings rise while U S settlers in Canada expect profitable returns. livestock thriving, aided by rains.
A clipped wartime era item from the American Legion hints at lax behavior and phrases about freedom. The fragmented text suggests a casual remark about funds or access within a post or outfit, reflecting informal talk in a veterans group.
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