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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1920
Page
3
Mrs. W. G. Mershon of Brazil reports eighteen years of winter bedfast stomach trouble ended after six bottles of Milks Emulsion. The ad touts Milks Emulsion as a pleasant nutritious remedy restoring bowel action and appetite, with a money back guarantee and prices per bottle.
Advertisement claims Freezone instantly stops foot corn and callous pain. A tiny bottle costs little at any drug store and, applied with fingertips, lifts away the corn or callous root and all without pain or sting. No humbug.
Catarrhal Deafness cannot be cured by local applications. RALLS CATARRH MEDICINE acts through the blood to reduce inflammation of the mucous lining and Eustachian tube, promising cure or a $100 reward if ineffective. Allen's Foot Ease advertised for foot comfort accompanies the patent medicine notices.
A fashion feature traces Egyptian influence in contemporary gowns with Ptolemaic embroidery and long draped trains. Designers blend ancient girdles and mantles with modern sashes and bows, creating Egyptian inspired evening wear that remains practical and stylish.
A Fashion Art league meeting in Chicago spotlighted wild flower prints on silk with delphiniums, pansies, daisies. designers and artists from over a thousand participants forecast unusually gay styles as wartime restraints ease. The United States now leads silk production, surpassing Japan.
A scarlet taffeta gown with a calf length under tunic and knee grazing parasol overskirt, crinoline support, crushed scarlet gauze bodice, and purple orchid embroidery creates a striking dance frock. A black fan accompanied the ensemble when recently displayed at Nice.
The article describes new sport suits with white flannel skirts and velveteen coats in dark rich colors like burnt orange dark green and dark blue. Coats are trimmed with black patent leather or bright colored leathers with smart suede coats also worn for motoring.
The article advises women to slim down for spring outfits. recommends vegetables and eggs as nutritious, fat-free options, and brisk walking for burning fat. It warns to avoid fat-producing foods, sweets, butter, gravies, pastries, whipped cream drinks, and potatoes, while suggesting lean meats and light desserts if craving sweetness.
A compilation of culinary notes on omelettes discusses methods milk versus water effects and the value of a deft hand. It includes a plain Puffy Omelette recipe with six eggs and butter, plus guidance on cooking technique and finishing in the oven. The piece ends with a quotation about living with purpose.
A guide to repurposing meat and vegetables into meals with simple sauces. Creased, text heavy directions describe creamed chicken with asparagus and a chicken celery scallop, including portions, stock from bones, and steps to finish with a light sauce and toast garnish.
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