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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1921
Page
2
A Paris fashion note highlights uneven hems in afternoon wear with back and front lengths longer than sides, noting Redfern and Doucet dinner gowns with short fronts and long backs. Black panne and charmeuse gowns dominate evening wear, with minimal sleeves and bare arms, and a revival of wide flat-brimmed sailors hats.
Fashion notes highlight drawnwork on light gowns and double stitching on serge suits. Describes sleeve flounces, loose waist panels, swagger coats, and new fabrics like self tone brocades. Evening wear features beaded nets, nineties shapes, taffeta hats, striped ginghams for skirts, handkerchief drapery, ostrich tipped ribbons, and lace dresses with shadowed edges.
The piece warns against wearing hats too often or never wearing one, especially in hot sun. It notes hair benefits from sunlight after shampoo but cautions prolonged exposure can bleach the hair’s top while the underneath remains natural color.
Correct luncheon soups are bouillon and bisque served in two handle cups. Hearty luncheon mains include chops croquettes patties birds or broiled chicken. Barn openings show straight silhouettes low waists circular skirts. Sleeves remain full length with deep armholes widening at the wrists. Necklines square or round with high collars on tailored dresses.
A description notes the dress in burnt orange linen with Madeira embroidery on the collar and cuffs. It highlights burnt orange and honeydew as the leading color shades.
Fashion notes describe a shift toward coats featuring contrasting color vests alongside capes and cape coats. The style emphasizes layered tones and coordinated ensembles.
The piece urges mothers to seek medical specialists for infant ailments. It emphasizes that babies need special treatment and remedies and promotes Fletcher's Castoria as made for infants and children.
Figures show women one fifth of taxpayers funding state administration. In 1920 women married and single filed 144000 of 145000 income tax returns. A housewife smiles at home while recalling Red Cross Ball Blue. At grocers, tennis balls for overseas shipment are canned to stay fresh. Meekness is the quiet that belongs to right.
Brown has a watch that strikes while another claims hers refuses to work, reflecting a playful exchange noted by the Boston Transcript about faulty timepieces.
Mrs Dora Williams recalls spending ten months in bed over a year ago due to stomach trouble. She credits Eatonic with her recovery and urges others with indigestion, sourness, heartburn, belching, or repetition to take Eatonic after meals, noting a big box is affordable with a druggist guarantee.
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