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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1918
Page
4
A wartime style health column urges spring vigor through Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery, claiming March and April sap resistance, promote vitality, and offer a trial package from Buffalo New York. It frames health as essential to action and energy, linking tonic use to renewed vim and productivity.
The piece mocks city cleanliness claims with quips about San Francisco and the Bar bary coast. It notes the tusks of the cow elephant being repurposed for billiard balls, reflecting odd, satirical reportage.
A fashion column notes that clever women can copy season's fashions with simple, affordable dressmaking. Parisian dressmakers shape the spring look with graceful, understated designs, including a Worth coat and skirt in dull blue oatmeal cloth enhanced by cherry red stitching and a dark blue horse-hair ornament. Hats should sit low, covering the hair, and suit young, pretty faces, though not everyone should wear them.
The description outlines a versatile morning wear outfit suitable for copying in various colors and fabrics. It highlights machine stitching matching accessories, a smart spring option in navy monks cloth with Bordeaux red stitching, and an elegant black camel's hair version with silk stitchings. The sleeves widen toward the wrist, a modern feature.
The New Collars Everywhere features neckwear with Buster Brown and artist labels noted in spring styles. Organdie satin pique and linen dominate demure collars with embroidery bindings and color. Gingham checks suit tailored collars paired with flowing artist ties.
In Paris fashion a new long loose waistcoat for navy blue tailor mades appears. The black satin garment resembles a Russian blouse, longer than the coat worn beneath, narrow ceinture at the waist, long tight sleeves, and when the outer coat is removed it serves as a decorative element of the dress.
The piece describes Zouave inspired jackets with Algerian influence featuring short boyish lines, colorful belts as ornaments, and slashed sides. It notes economy and versatility as jackets outlast skirts, and suggests velveteen and satin options with decorative soutache, while skirts in jersey and crepe de chine offer varied looks to avoid a uniform appearance.
A fashion authority declares the age of woman. Women will not endure corsets or high collars nor sacrifice comfort. Narrow skirts will remain practical with a long slender silhouette, avoiding superfluous fullness around the bottom.
Wool fabrics take a back seat to silk and satin, as Dume Fashion decrees trims in serge and broadcloth. Spring coats and tailored frocks feature satin with serge trims, echoing fur and velvet on velour from winter. Even sheer foulard shows serge or gaberdine accents.
New Jersey suits are plain yet feature extreme smartness in wool jerseys. The design highlights include a sand gray jersey with tight buttoning down the shoulder and sleeve, fitted cuffs, a high collar in black jersey, and a black ribbon collar tie. Narrow front openings are edged with black grosgrain ribbon.
New blouse styles from Paris emphasize fine materials and simple lines. Some models use handkerchief linen with minimal trim or delicate drawn work and filet lace. The collection includes high collars while Paris also offers V neck with sailor or round collars for American tastes.
A Kansas City Star zinger features J Fuller Gloom touring the country on a bet to find a store where a turtle headed clerk won’t ask him to buy something. The salesman asks if he wants anything and Gloom replies with biting irony.
An old-fashioned advertising pitch offers $100 for a case of catarrh cured by Hall's Catarrh Medicine. It claims internal action through the blood on mucous surfaces. Sold by druggists for over forty years at 75 cents with free testimonials from B J Cheney and Co Toledo Ohio.
A Boston Evening transcript snippet features a city woman discussing buying a Jersey cow with a farmer. The farmer notes the cow’s one good pint, while the woman retorts she would need a quart. The exchange captures rustic humor and rural character.
Night and morning face wash with Cuticura Soap and hot water. Pimples treated with Cuticura Ointment. Free samples available by mail from Cuticura Dept. X Boston. Soap 26c Ointment 25c and 50c.
In a Birmingham Age-Herald vignette Miss Peacher explains why Mr Meagher grew distant. She suggests he feared she and the caller were becoming soul mates, possibly anticipating a draft before their bond was fully known.
A vintage ad promotes Gar field Tea as a mild herb laxative to aid liver kidneys stomach and bowels. The text claims the tea restores normal action and advises seeking the product at all druggists.
During a journey, the speaker notes visiting many fine buildings but jokes the route included several police court houses. The exchange highlights a humorous contrast between architectural sights and legal waypoints encountered along the trip.
Barcelona, Spain, with a population around 80,000, is noted in the text. Full sunlight is stated to be about 600 000 times brighter than full moonlight.
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