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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1923
Page
8
Paris couturiers unveil a flood of spring suit ideas as the smart Parisienne embraces the new tailleur and three piece costume. Straight, bell, and 1880 silhouettes dominate with varying skirts from ankle to above ankle, belts and drapery, and a palette of gray beige browns greens and whites for dressy and sports ensembles.
A description of a navy blue afternoon frock, noting its smart look and the use of bright color complements. Mentions possible embroidery, silk blouses, or printed scarves as accents, with emphasis on a white one-piece or two-piged frock style.
A lavender and pink taffeta petal shade can decorate a small boudoir lamp. Women may craft shades at home using wire frames wrapped in ribbon tape and petals sewn tightly at top and bottom, with rosebud trim or gold galloon edging.
Interior expert William Dallas Campbell advises coordinating walls and draperies to echo colors. He emphasizes color and light as essentials for a cheerful dining room and suggests a large breakfast room window to invite morning brightness.
Footwear guidance for three daily wear periods emphasizes simple, unadorned designs. Morning flat suede shoes complement one piece frocks, afternoon gray and brown suede pair with matching stockings, and evening brocaded slippers align with simple dress lines.
Early summer capes are shown bound in silk ribbons and panel facings with exquisitely combined ribbons, presenting a decorative array in light and airy fabrics.
A guidance on home lighting argues for multiple reading spaces and thoughtful placement of sockets and ceiling lights. It cautions against radiator glare and central wall lights, recommending wall sockets and ceiling light positions that improve comfort and food preparation, with emphasis on family reading and work areas.
Small lace wells appear on spring millinery with inches of brim and are particularly favored on black milans.
A 1933 Kitchen Cabinet column offers gooseberry pie, gooseberry bar je du, compote, and other recipes. It includes peanut butter uses, baked shells with meringue, rice and gooseberry dessert, and an Apple Punch plus doughnuts and Raisin Candy ideas.
An American doctor concludes there is no substitute for sleep despite attempts to replace it with a pill. The brain’s mystery substance fuels cell function and body power, and sleep replenishes this vital resource, preventing exhaustion and death. The article notes sleep is essential for brain cells to recharge and sustain life.
The Manchester station issued a midnight wireless plea for volunteers to donate blood to save a dying patient after an amputation. Four men offered within an hour, but the patient died before they could reach the hospital. A volunteer traveled five miles. A northern town woman, with no night communication, heard the call for her dying son in London via wireless.
A compact, fragmented item lists phrases about light and vision styles. It uses repeated echoes of lighting imagery such as bright lights parlor lamp lights out and light in the head, indicating a theme around illumination and perception.
Quote from Boston Transcript notes a man living fast discovers happiness cannot keep up with his pace, reflecting a caution about reckless living and its consequences.
A reflective note from the Boston Evening Transcript on errors that enliven life, suggesting mistakes prevent monotony and spur newsworthy moments.
Population figures show 5,000,000 buffalo in 1860, under 2,000 twenty years earlier, and now about 10,000 remaining. Experts discuss rapid declines and recent slow recovery in response to conservation efforts.
A reflective note praising those whose hearts resist confinement and bondage. The author credits God for unseen strength aiding steadfast spirits amid oppression.
The Philadelphia Spelling Book became the first book entered for copyright under U S laws. It marks the initial official registration in the nation's copyright history.
G H Boych and Co advertises free radio and radio supplies for three hours of spare time. Interested individuals should write to Dept C at Ft Wayne Indiana for particulars and enrollment details.
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