Best forgettery is not alcoholic it is excitement
A terse urban quip warns that forgettery lags behind enthusiasm and urges young men to beware sweethearts with sour dispositions, implying caution in romantic matters.
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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1923
Page
4
A terse urban quip warns that forgettery lags behind enthusiasm and urges young men to beware sweethearts with sour dispositions, implying caution in romantic matters.
Mrs. Martha Hamilton a Liberty Hill nurse reports relief from rheumatism after trying several medicines. She says Dodd's Kidney Pills beat them all and that she feels well working in a sanitarium. The ad urges kidney care and notes March and November as peak usage times with a money‑back guarantee.
A Boston Globe fashion writer notes the renewed popularity of mask veils in France. Lace, embroidered chiffon, fish net and metallic tulle decorate these hats. Young women wear frill attachments to hat brims, often hiding a mask veil and waterfall frill. A suede kid turban with lace scarf and a cloche with large flat flowers are highlighted.
A model showcases a large decorative vell resembling a bird cage in yellow, though not exact. It drapes long from the brim with fine border embroidery, while a purple fish net vell sits over the tricorn, adding a winsome touch.
Fashion notes on tweed suits for town and country shifting to pale refined colors. Highlights lemon yellow plains, delicate steel gray, cream sports wear, and white tweeds paired with brown accessories for a clean smart look.
Fashion notes describe very wide sleeves made of transparent materials gathered into close cuffs at the wrist. The design adds dignity and beauty, flattering arms that find fuller sleeves easier to wear.
A circular Copenhagen blue taffeta apron features a bib-cut top belt and silk grape appliques in purple across the bottom. Small grape clusters hang from each sash end, creating an appealing finished garment.
Spring neckwear features include matched lace trimmed collars and gauntlet cuffs in net organdie and linen. Stoles for clerical wear and square-cut neck finishes are shown. Ascot stock in pique revives with endorsements from leading makers for severe tailored suits.
The piece explains there are two distinct coat styles for practical use. One serves as a heavy utility option, akin to a sports wrap, suitable for outdoor and active wear. The other style offers different features that suit formal or varied daily needs.
Trimming for hats features cuts of moleskin in squares, diamonds, and circles combined with velvet flowers on bright felt and velours fabrics.
The article describes two coats suitable for town and country wear all year except formal occasions. It notes imported tweed fabrics and enamel hair fabrics as attractive options, along with many new wool textiles being equally appealing.
Cape fashions show Chinchilla furs for capes and collars, with velvet or brocade wraps. New long capes of corded black satin boast squirrel lining and fox or wolf collars. Beige caracal collars appear in beautiful capes with heavy silk fabric and Egyptian bordered design.
A Remarkably beautiful evening cape features powder blue velvet with a chinchilla collar and rose color satin lining. The design highlights elegance and refined craftsmanship suited for formal wear.
A Western Newspaper Union feature decries constant snacking in trains parks theaters and elsewhere. It argues nonstop eating harms digestion, notes social changes in public meals and smoking, and laments shifting manners toward modern consumption.
Practical egg recipes cover breakfast steam eggs in milk, ham and steamed eggs, coral eggs with tomato sauce, and egg and rice extender. Each method uses simple pantry items like butter salt pepper oats flour and milk with step by step cooking in cups or pans. The guidance aims at versatile everyday dishes suitable for home cooks.
Millions use it for hair gains a natural gloss and well groomed look. The grease less formula claims to stay absorbed by the scalp so hair remains soft and natural without obvious product signs.
Quote from Montaigne on truth and falsehood noting that truth has many figures and is boundless, while falsehood would have only one face. The passage discusses how laws shape truth and perception, and how truth can appear in many forms beyond a single line of reasoning.
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