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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1918
Page
4
Idalia de Vilhers describes a beige gaberdine gown with self colored silk and wool embroideries created for a Parisian actress headed to Monte Carlo. The dress showcases a beaver fur collar and matching cuffs, with notes on alternative collars and rising trend of small fur accents for summer dresses.
A Premet model of beige gaberdine with self colored silk and wool embroidery features a beaver collar and black satin turban. Doeuillet showcases long straight silhouettes with large collars, some fur trimmed, many tunics reaching a yard and a half.
A spring hat showcases oversized style with a black and white voile crown and broad black straw brim. Designers favor bold, unconstrained shapes, and the piece suits winter travelers heading south, reflecting playful trend ideas in the article.
The piece discusses bras siers as a category linking corsets and lingerie. It notes that intelligent corset saleswomen can pair brassieres with styles and that filet lace decorates new designs. Modern brassieres offer evening wear options, varied backs and strap configurations for support and style.
Fashion writer notes waistcoats will be widely worn this spring as wool shortages push lighter coats like the Eton jacket to the fore. Short coats rise in popularity and waistcoats extending below the coat help elongate the silhouette, with clever women lasting year old coats by shortening and adding waistcoats.
The Dry Goods Economist notes early spring orders favor jersey dresses. Demand shifts toward taffeta and blends with sheer silk crepe or painted crepe and chiffon, with strong sales and growing business in these fabrics.
Fashion notes compare Cheruit short jackets crossing at the bust and tying at the back with French designs that form a girdle. Angora cloth trims girdles cuffs and edgings in green scarlet and blue. A bright baby ribbon sweater marks the season as a popular novelty from France.
The Dry Goods Economist notes semitailored suits with linked vests gain favor. Braid trimming draws approval, and a handful of satin and taffeta suits appear as season novelties likely to see further interest.
A brief description notes coats leaning toward military lines with belts at the back and a looser fit in the front. The style emphasizes structured silhouette and functional belt placement.
The text outlines various kitchen preparations including baked fish with sour cream, potted chicken fried in pork fat, and pork fat usage. It also describes canned asparagus on toast points with parmesan, Punski Russian dish, mushroom or tomato sauces, eggless cake and corn bread tips with molasses substitutions.
A culinary note on oyster cocktail sauce snappy French dressing roquefort and Russian dressings and mignonette sauce plus an emergency salad dressing. Details include ingredients like horseradish Worcestershire olive oil tarragon vinegar paprika mustard salt red pepper roquefort French dressing oil vinegar sugar onions and egg yolks.
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