11 Mar 1920
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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1920
Page
1
Advertisement notes thousands of women suffer kidney and bladder trouble often overlooked as other illnesses. Claims back pain headaches nervousness and fatigue signal kidney issues. Promotes Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root with sample offer and drug store availability. Beat the delays with timely treatment advice.
Paris signals longer skirts with inch extra length and new fabric costs. Cotton prices soar from prewar 3.50 4.50 per pound to about 20 per pound, threatening summer frock costs. Voiles, dotted swiss, organdies rival silk georgettes in pattern, while a one piece blouse resembling a frock draws attention. Irish crochet waistlines return in a peplum style with tinted versions prominent in neckwear.
White and Carrickmacross styles feature flat nets with appliqué on collars. Designs range round square and rolling, shown attached to small vestees in the period display.
A brief note notes the approach of mild weather and upcoming fashion with blue chiffon outfits over tan georgette. It highlights popular attire likely to reappear as the season shifts.
Jersey cloth in silk weaves is increasingly used for blouses. The slipover blouse with a peplum remains the chic choice, sometimes waist length, often with a peplum. Jersey’s body and suppleness suit silhouettes around the hips and it is richly decorated with embroidery, soutache braiding, or machine stitching.
Fashion notes describe plain underwear with trims and popular negligees in wash satin and filet lace. Silver ribbon with claret satin appears on evening gowns, while batiste undergarments feature filet and French embroidery. Ostrich feather trims spread to dresses and hats as the bare-backed gown falls out of favor.
A fashion note for mothers planning early sewing highlights tunics and Eton looks for spring. Plaid patterns take the lead over plain checks, with cotton crepe popular for wash dresses. Frocks feature chemise and smock styles with detachable collars and cuffs, pockets common, and colored organdies rise in popularity.
The article lists plain and figured cotton values shown in spring and summer styles for children. It notes fabric types and patterns as part of the seasonal display.
The note highlights evolving hairdressings with bobbed styles and Grecian knot adaptations. Ear coverage shifts as the lower lobes peek out under waved tresses. Spanish style headdresses and filigreed high backed combs divide smooth hair from large loose knots in vogue for evening wear.
Fragmentary description notes black velvet fabric with white embroidered pattern and large angora effect. The text references a decorative textile item, but specifics such as maker, location, or date are not clear.
A playful exchange recalls a first meeting with a future wife, joking about waiting and memory. An ad claims Roman Eye Balm nights refresh eyelids with a morning strengthened sensation, and labels hope a nerve tonic for ambitious men.
An old advertisement promotes Ely's Cream Balm to clear nasal passages and relieve head cold symptoms. The ad claims instant relief from catarrh, stuffed nostrils, and headaches, urging readers to buy at any drug store. It also includes brief endorsements for Garfield Tea and a matrimonial advice aside.
Advertisement touts Cuticara Soap for complexion and scalp, Cuticara Ointment for skin health, and Cuticara Talcum for fragrance. Touts daily use and occasional need for best results.
A terse proverb warns against harsh or impulsive punishment toward a dog. It suggests using calm, patient training rather than aggressive methods. The saying emphasizes restraint and thoughtful guidance over forceful measures.
An old time ad promotes a back rub product for lumbago sciatica and rheumatism with a catchy call to action and reassurance to stop suffering. It emphasizes quick relief and a simple remedy for back pain.
Mrs Pearl Hinn of Knoxville Tennessee reports severe back pain and female troubles eased after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Liver Pills. She credits the treatments with restored appetite and strength and urges others to try the remedies.
Begg's Mustarine markets a mustard plaster style remedy claimed to relieve lameness sore muscles stiff neck leg cramps earache backache headache and toothache in minutes. The product emphasizes real yellow mustard and a long history with wholesale notes to demand the yellow box from 8 C. Wells & Co Le Roy.
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