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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1922
Page
7
Fashion notes highlight cape-back frocks as a key trend this season with lace and fabric capes across the back and along the sleeves. Navy blue crepe macrocain with embroidery and fine linen tape lacework on dark silk dominate, while georgette and chiffon use plaits instead of tucks for trimming. White silk frocks feature chalk beads and iridescent bubble trims for contrasting effects.
A youthful frock emphasizes simplicity while featuring novelty fabrics. The designs appeal to mothers for wearability and to children for attractiveness, with both dresses and fabrics reflecting practical yet stylish choices.
A fashion notice outlines dresses with waist smocks and yokes creating fullness. Imported voile and silk pongee fabrics lead the season with sheer, saturated colors like orange and green. Light tissue gingham and printed gingham designs offer ready turnover options, while water resistant Marvel silk gains popularity for afternoon wear.
Store furs by whipping and beating to remove dust. If moths appear comb them out with a long toothed comb. Place furs in a warm bright area briefly, then wrap in newspaper and dust with pepper camphor or tobacco. Put in a cedar chest if possible, otherwise a cool dark closet.
Paris adopts the Salvation Army hat with a wide side silhouette and narrow back. The style is adapted with a flattened brim and poke bonnet influence, becoming a bright new fashion trend among Parisiennes with bobbed hair.
Linen frocks for children and young girls feature hand embroidered blocks in greens yellows and reds. One twelve to fourteen year old dress shows a green and henna color scheme with embroidery on sleeves and skirt. A straight amock like style emphasizes handmade quality and simple elegance for home dressmakers.
A brief fashion note highlights white millinery as a prelude to the summer season. Benson is mentioned in relation to the evolving style, signaling a vogue shift toward light hats and airy accessories.
The article outlines summer drink preparation including Egg Orangeade with orange and lemon juice, egg, sugar, and crushed ice. It also describes Almond Milk Shake and Chocolate Egg Milk Shake with milk, egg, sugar, and flavorings, served in attractive glassware to enhance appeal.
Summer nutrition guidance notes nature provides seasonal foods and cautions against cold drinks. It recommends hot soups to aid digestion, reduced meat, and dishes like Virginia Spiced Beef and Ham Mousse. Suggestions include stuffed tomatoes, cold desserts, and chilled fruit for luncheons or dinners.
A Copenhagen reporter recounts daily life in famine struck Petrograd. A Bolshevist boy guides him through scarce meals, from pea soup and porridge to potatoes, rye bread, and herring at a hidden cellar eatery run by Red soldiers and civilians.
The Journal of Industrial and Engineering Chemistry endorses methanol as the proper name for wood alcohol. A report from the American Chemical Society committee on occupational diseases notes progress toward wider use, while a few joking chemists once proposed Maud or methyl alcohol.
Milk feeding for undernourished school children begins in 40 cities and 28 villages in New York. Some schools provide two daily servings at midmorning and midafternoon, while others offer only a midmorning service.
University of California medical school researchers S L Warren and G H Whipple report that roentgen rays over the abdomen prove fatal in many dog experiments, while thoracic exposure shows no ill effects. Details appear in the Journal Experimental Medicine.
A compact reflection on human nature notes that recognizing both greatness and lowliness is essential. Neither exaggerates nor ignores one quality, for awareness of both yields profit and wisdom.
A family scene described by a Boston Transcript note captures a mother on the phone ordering groceries. She demands a pound of fresh butter and two dozen fresh eggs, scolding a baby and warning of a spanking.
Emporia Kansas testimonial from Eva Aldrich describes severe menstrual pains and weakness eased by Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The ad promotes the medicine as a woman’s remedy prepared from medicinal plants and suitable for girls and women with common female troubles.
Fragmentary note references visiting triggers at a residence entrance and a claim about Red Cross Ball Blue as the finest product. Language suggests an old advertisement tone with cautious generalities and odd phrasing about imposition and slowance.
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