31 Jul 1919
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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1919
Page
1
An article advocates pure organic phosphate as bitro-phosphate to boost nerve energy and overall vitality. It argues modern diets underprovide phosphoric elements and warns readers to monitor weight gain while using buro-phosphate for nervousness and related disorders.
Researchers warn that violet perfume can damage the voice and throat. Medical experts advise avoiding strong scented products to protect vocal health.
Vogue highlights the return of tailored blouses to the wardrobe with lace, embroidery, and a large black knotted cravat. The trend blends white and lacey chemises with serge and khaki outfits, drawing inspiration from Van Dyck and French peasant styles.
The piece discusses the new fashion order with varied tone scales for wearers. It highlights cotton braids on colored linens, durability against soap and water, and the trend of repeating blouse and jacket designs or colors this season.
Crepe de Chine and Georgette blouses can be repurposed into camisoles by opening sleeves and adding shadow lace or ribbon straps. Even worn pieces yield trimming scraps for hats dress shields and reinforcing worn areas such as the belt line.
The necklace novelty soutouris becomes a fashionable ornament for dresses and vests. Designers feature high shade tones and dark bead colors, using steel and glass. Dealers report brisk sales among the better class of trade.
The piece notes that children's wash dresses use cottons and light fabrics like ramie chambray and voile while linens stay costly. Ribbons are central for hair and dress embellishment, with hats trimmed in ribbons and new uses in ready to wear. Embroidery, smocking, and hemstitching add bespoke touches. Valenciennes lace and filet lace rise in popularity alongside baby Irish crochet.
Milliners debut a vell of dark blue tulle with a border of tiny blue ostrich tips. Worn loose under the chin to the collar bone, it rises behind the ears to the hat top. The edge remains ornamental and the ostrich feathered silk vell adds a directoire bridle under the chin.
Police Captain McKinney in New York cites Bolsheviks urging equal love for all countries as unnatural. A humorous anecdote follows where Mr. Smith suspects a visiting lady may be his wife, only to learn she indeed is. The tale ends with Mr. Smith grumbling about the wife’s identity.
A narrator notes a consequential man across the way and his sharp looking wife who runs the show, marking her as the controlling figure behind the scene. The exchange highlights the spouse as the real power in the dynamic.
A government report notes gold in Sumatra, the Celebes, and Dutch Borneo across beach, alluvial, tertiary gravel, and vein deposits. Gravel bed work is minor and dredging largely unsuccessful. Natives wash river sediment and tunnel tertiary beds in parts of Sumatra. larger firms target vein deposits. Benkulen in Sumatra yields the most gold, with mines sometimes extending two and a half miles. Water power is available widely. central Sumatra mines are active while Celebes mines are less rich.
A brief Boston Globe note questions whether June is with her father or husband. The line hints at a daughter seeking her father’s view while the relationship remains framed as family guidance.
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