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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1921
Page
7
A fashion authority urges that teens should wear simple clothing. Elaborate or extreme styles harm youth, while straight, harmoniously colored outfits enhance beauty and self image, reducing vanity and future fashion pitfalls. Simple dress is praised as true beauty.
A description of bright colored linen lunch cloths with embroidery in contrasting colors or ecru. An example cites an old rose cloth embroidered in ecru, oblong in shape with an irregular hem as a notable centerpiece at a recent exhibition of smart table appointments.
The article describes Paris shops selling voile undergarments with net footing and inset motifs. It notes corset covers and petticoats with back buttoning, plaited front details, and layered plaited slips and chemises in yellow voile with pink or blue shoulder straps. It questions whether colored nightgowns were meant as summer lingerie.
Description notes several linen luncheon sets with even interval tabs along edges. Bright yellow embroidery in ecru and Chinese blue details highlighted. Natural colored linens trimmed with drawnwork offered as additional luncheon set options.
Paris summer styles favor small shaped flowered toques and brightened black dinner gowns with sashes or flowers. Dresses use lace net georgette crepe de chine with beaded or embroidered fabrics. Street frocks mix taffeta with gingham while marines lace hats suit dark complexions. Self material flowers trim youthful organza graduation dresses.
In New York buyers report an extraordinary vogue for black and white blouses for spring wear. The style is favored across dress, sports, and tailored wear, with strong regional interest from across the country.
A gown in mauve georgette crepe and taffeta features matching hue trimmings. A small crown form cap, made from the same pink material, completes the set with coordinated trimming.
Seed pods and grasses are used as home decorations. Lotus pods magnolia leaves and sprays are painted in bronze silver gold green blue crimson and brown for a vivid iridescent effect. Two tints create a magical look and painted sprays are paired with artificial flowers for appealing foliage.
The article extols cheese as a valuable, versatile food, compares its value to beef, and notes domestic production and pricing. It includes a recipe titled Cheese With Celery with steps for layering cheese, celery, white sauce, and breadcrumbs, baked until browned, plus a Kipling quote ending with a light note.
A home care article offers seasonal advice for housewives on washing winter blankets using soap suds and a soak in hot water, plus gentle wringing and drying methods. It notes wool requires careful handling, urges avoiding rubbing on boards, and suggests moth prevention with cloves or turpentine. Leather chairs gain shine from linseed oil and vinegar treatment followed by a silk polish.
Mrs. Cora AL Jackson of Indiana reports dramatic health improvement after taking Tanlac. She previously feared leaving home and suffered sleeplessness headaches and rheumatic pains but now says nerves are steady, pain is gone, and health is splendid. Tanlac is advertised as available from local druggists.
A concise note compares Bulger's speech to those of others, saying many points were well taken and suggesting most ideas were borrowed from other men.
Catarrh is a local disease influenced by constitutional conditions. BALLS CATARRH MEDICINE is described as a tonic and blood purifier. It claims to cleanse the blood and build up the system to restore normal conditions, enabling Nature to work. Circulars free from FP J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio.
A brief London humor item from The Passing Show features Mr Newrich challenging a claim of a two thousand year age, insisting it is 1921 now and refusing to be deceived.
A warning claims baby dresses will fray if Red Cross Ball Blue is used in laundry. The ad urges readers to try it themselves and notes the product sells at five cents in grocers. Eskimos of Alaska are reported as decreasing in population with a note on urban loafers in towns.
Aspirin must carry Bayer name on package or tablets to be genuine. Safe for twenty one years and used for colds headaches neuralgia rheumatism earache toothache lumbago and pain as directed. Handy tin boxes of twelve cost a few cents with larger packs from druggists.
Druggists report many cases of kidney issues, and Dr Kilmer Swamp Root is credited with healing effects. An insurer’s physician notes many applicants are declined due to undetected kidney trouble. Sample bottle offers sent via mail with ten cent request.
A cartoon caption shows a boy asking why wash hands before school, disputing hygiene habits. Published in Care toons Magazine, reflecting humor about everyday routines and parental guidance.
A man examines a gift bottle and asks about its brand, receiving the response Contraband. The Los Angeles Record notes the unusual labeling and shopper intrigue.
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