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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1918
Page
4
An advertisement touts Freezone as a miracle corn treatment. A Cincinnati inventor is credited with the discovery, selling a small bottle at low cost to remove hard and soft corns between toes without soreness.
The text explains air resistance rises with the square of speed and that streamlining minimizes drag. It notes that streamlined gasoline tanks bombs and other accessories reduce resistance by three to four times. A builder added two kilometers per hour by shaping landing gear shock receivers. Retro scopes altimeters and revolution-meters projectors slow the craft by about six kilometers per hour, and a machine gun similarly retards speed.
Amos J Cummings and Ernest Jarrold ride out a fierce storm aboard a pilot boat. Jarrold fears the boat may overturn and prepares a life preserver while Cummings remains absorbed in his reading despite the danger.
Article outlines fashionable two fabric sports suits with square cut coats in white or light fabrics paired with dark striped or checked skirts. Describes a summer example with a white satin coat and black white striped satin skirt, pony coat style, box plaited skirt, and concealed seam details.
Eton jacket suits are heavily featured but may not suit all figures. As with new and revived styles, there is a risk of overdoing the fashion trend.
A Vogue writer urges economy with trustworthy materials as women balance style and cost. Foulard remains versatile for day to evening wear, draping well and holding shape, while printed chiffons offer bold patterns atop delicate foundations for fashionable silhouettes.
Paris shops display superb spring hats with satin trims and slim silhouettes. Two chapeaux captivate: a black milan straw with a satin blue brim and tiny looped ribbon at the back, and a high black taffeta crown with a blue ribbon bow. Designers favor peculiar brims, extensive ribbon use, and French flowers reviving local flower industry. taffeta remains in fashion as an opaque touch in embroidered silk tulle gowns and the season’s frocks.
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