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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1921
Page
3
The piece argues that gray shoes remain popular but do not signal a return to old time substantial footwear. It notes a trend toward black, patent leather, and novelty accents from French shoemakers while suggesting practical walking shoes and stylish straps dominate current wear.
The piece discusses fashion preferences, noting Americans favor medium toe vamp shoes while some adopt extreme styles. It observes a trend from very short vamps to longer ones, paralleling changes in skirts and sleeves as designers and wearers experiment with silhouette length and form.
The article outlines apparel for stout figures including coat dresses and redingotes with long lines, belts and slim silhouettes. It notes striped skirts, straight plaiting, embroidered hips, surplice sweaters, and tailored suits in navy twill cord, serge, and tricot with belted or unbelted back designs and a low front waistline.
French designers favor light weight upholstery fabrics with intricate striped patterns for inset panels and bands. They outline tunics and add colorful touches with these versatile textiles.
The article describes fabric trends for sport garments including foulard boularid twills with flannel and velveteen, striped velvets, one piece sport dresses, and chiffon usage. It notes new fabric blends such as cashmere for afternoon wear and pale emphasis on bold textures.
A classic ad claims St Jacobs Oil relieves backache lumbago and sciatica by a simple rub on the skin. It promises rapid relief without burning or skin discoloration and notes a 60 year track record with harmless use. Aimed at readers seeking fast, non invasive comfort.
A vintage advertisement urges use of Diamond Dyes for dyeing wool, cotton, linen, and mixed fabrics. It warns of poor results like streaks or faded patches if misused and promotes a drugstore color card. Also touts Cuticura products for complexion and body care as part of a familiar ad spread.
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