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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1921
Page
8
An old advertisement touts St Jacobs Oil as a quick fix for backache lumbago sciatica and strains. It claims immediate relief from rubbing in a harmless formula that does not burn or discolor skin and urges a trial bottle from any drug store.
Brief ad note urges retirement of a cup of Garfield Tea for digestion and ongoing health. Wry line notes most men react strongly when cold water is thrown on their schemes.
Fashion notes describe season's trim variety with flowers made from dress materials and appliques. French designers mount silk crepe or satin on a stiff background to form petals and flowers, with daisies and forget-me-nots featuring bead centers. Kid and suede create belt lines, feathers embellish lace, and coral-like seeds add texture amid embroidery. Narrow grosgrain ribbons rise as a decorative accent.
The text describes stripes and plaids with colored stitching, a three inch rose coral ribbon on a navy blue tricotine dress, and mentions ostrich feathers and decorative flowers pompons tassels and edgings as widely used fashion trims.
Flower girdles made of chiffon or satin mounted on silver ribbon enhance dancing frocks. Artificial flowers serve as appliqued ornaments on lace or tulle skirts and as a hip depth girdle on soft silk gowns whose color the flowers match.
A cheerful spring blouse features a large pink rose motif and a boyish collar. A youthful black moire ribbon tie adds a finishing touch for first spring wear.
Debutantes this season abandon strict age hat rules, favoring a wide choice. The tam remains girlish, with Egyptian blue ornament and a high crown hat suiting youthful faces. The Persian turban in blue velvet with pearls and crystals appeals to the adventurous, while black lace panels finish the black serge gown cut on princess lines.
Spring footwear dazzles with elaborate colors, fabrics, and trimmings. Designers feature gray as the dominant color with blue and gray outerwear continuing the trend, while copper browns and blacks appear in bold contrasts.
A new velvet evening coat features ribbon ends at the neck with large red velvet roses. The roses dangle prettily and are tied together when worn.
A brief aphorism notes a limited moral choice between two undesirable options, implying a preference for avoiding greater harm by selecting a lesser one.
The Montgomery County Farm Bureau announces a one hundred thousand dollar invitation to farmers to study the Lime Land Belt. It markets rich soils cheap land values low taxes and strong infrastructure including highways consolidated rural schools rail lines and markets, with opportunities for dairy and live stock farming. Write for full particulars to Division (1) Montgomery County Farm Bureau 215-16 Bell Bldg Montgomery Alabama.
A fragmented page features morals quotes and ads. It cites statements on fault, constipation remedies, herbal Garfield Tea claims, and a Red Cross Ball Bine fashion promo. It notes humor about marriage and social behavior with brief references to Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills and other products.
A debate arises over whether much social chatter should be discarded as waste. Proponents urge urgent removal of needless discourse while critics warn against erasing valuable context and cultural dialogue.
Instant relief for nasal congestion and catarrh with Ely's Cream Balm. Fragrant antiseptic cream penetrates air passages, soothes inflamed mucous membranes, and provides immediate relief from stuffed head and blocked breathing. Buy a small bottle from your druggist today.
Advertises Diamond Dyes as the solution for dyeing wool silk cotton linen and mixed fabrics with simple instructions. Warns of dye streaks fades and ruined material from inferior products and urges buying Diamond Dyes from the druggist with Color Card.
In a brief report a fanatic is described as unleashing concentration split by two senses of humor. The piece notes the psychological tension and the impact on behavior. No further context or names are provided.
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