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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1921
Page
7
A Philadelphia Record fashion note says mature figures can be flatterered with long waisted taffeta frocks and lace or georgette panels. Navy and gray combos suit larger figures though overall gray risks an elephantine look. dark receding colors with bright trims are advised.
The article highlights crepe de chine and taffeta as leading spring millinery choices. Designers showcase draped crepe de chine hats with scarf ends and large shapes. Shoe satin hats appear, floral trimming grows, and imports anticipate a flower season with chic satin finishes.
The description outlines a straight chemise frock in navy canton crepe worn over a henna or gray crepe underdress cut to the waist. The front panel remains dark while the underdress peeks through the split, preserving long straight lines and adding relief to sobriety.
A style feature describes hair adornments for women across ages from debutantes to matron. Wreaths of Taurel with silver filigree, single diamonds, onyx accents, and topaz bands decorate heads, while iridescent metallic bands and ivory robes complement youthful and mature looks.
Paris unveils spring hat cloth in alpaca style similar to last season’s horsehair. The new fabric features a coarser weave and a shinier surface, adding a fresh texture for millinery this season.
A fashion rumor suggests the empire waistline will appear as a new spring feature on dresses. The idea centers on a high waist just under the bust creating a flowing silhouette for upcoming season garments.
Striped wool mohair is favored for spring sports wear. Black satin pumps feature pleated satin tongues. Tulle hats in rich brown shades are the latest in evening headwear. Caped jackets for spring are forecast by fashion models. Hats in crop de chine with self-colored embroidery are noted as early spring models.
Edwin T. Rablen of Detroit credits Earle's Hypo-Cod with ending his long indigestion bloating headaches and sleepless nights. He says the tonic rebuilt him and boosted appetite with quick, pleasant effect. The ad urges readers to try the product at local drug stores, noting its Wheeling West Virginia maker and low cost.
A quip about monetary abolition circulates with a punning exchange on personal finances. The dialogue contrasts broader political moves with domestic wealth concerns, highlighting a witty take on money in a foreign and personal context.
An old advertising blurb urges Rub rheumatic pain away with St Jacobs Oil liniment. It claims the product relieves pain, stiffness, and neuralgia on contact, without internal treatment or skin burning, prompting readers to try a small bottle from any drug store.
A compact fragment lists maxims on unselfish acts health habits love and matrimony. It contrasts actions with wishes and notes a dressmaker’s skill in appearance despite a plain form. The tone is aphoristic and observational.
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