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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1918
Page
7
A fashion authority notes women favor current styles with graceful, artistic clothes and see no reason for silhouette changes. A black satin straight cut frock with tailored details is described, plus options in crepe de chine and satin blends. Navy satin and blue white prints are suggested, while silks gain popularity for outer garments as serge and wool trims rise.
The piece notes a revival of pale blue pink mauve and yellow dresses with flounces and frills, echoing the Dolly Varden style. It urges pairing with cameo brooches lockets bracelets and a black velvet ribbon for a grandmotherly touch.
Fashion notes limit women’s shoes to two browns and two grays under government orders while earlier tones fade. Cloth uppers rise in vogue as a sensible, graceful alternative though prices stay high. shoes aim to resemble real footwear, not gloves, despite leather costs.
The article highlights sleeveless jackets as relief from heavy sweaters for sports, predicting velours waistcoats in black and white as a stylish, comfortable choice. The garment features a square underarm cut and side buttoning with a narrow belt at the waist.
A description touts rattlesnake skirts as visually appealing though not inexpensive. The soft glistening fabric comes in violet, golden brown, silvery green or white, paired with belts and shirted tops, presenting a feminine and eye catching look.
Fashion note highlights colorful touches as collars remain varied. Narrower sailor and Eton collars appear, fichu models hold, and wearers may choose many cuts and kinds while staying stylish.
The season shows Premet endorsing ruffles and band trimmings with enthusiasm. Afternoon and evening dresses at the opening feature many small ruffles and shirred bands of contrasting fabric set into the skirt, creating a captivating feminine effect while skirts retain a narrow straight silhouette.
A dialogue excerpt contrasts a son in law candidate and his father in law. The father’s cordial street manner masks discomfort over future implications, while the house reveals lingering painful associations about the potential union.
A wartime scene recounts fierce clashes with attackers described as swarming like bees. The account uses bee imagery from soldiers and a biblical psalm to illustrate how enemy fire repelled the assault.
Readers are advised to use Othine double strength to remove freckles. An ounce from a druggist night and morning promises disappearance of the darkest spots and brightening of lighter ones with a money back guarantee if it fails.
The note mocks military khaki currency and Liberty slogans while recommending Cuticura soap and ointment for daily use. It promotes free samples via Cuticura Dept X Boston and lists prices for Ointment 25 and 50 cents.
A timid clerk asks permission to attend his mother in law's funeral this afternoon. The firm head replies with a parallel remark, revealing shared sense of duty and timing in a terse business setting.
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