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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1922
Page
2
A Omaha resident recounts weeks of bedridden illness with liver and kidney distress eased by Tanac. He reports rapid improvement, loss of pain, and renewed strength, praising Tanac as a solid remedy from reputable druggists.
American Legion weekly reports a playful yet stern parental warning to a student named Johnny about behavior. The piece portrays household dynamics and school discipline as a small community issue.
Radio timed checks in France reveal a 100 yard latitudinal error in Australian maps. Scientific American notes potential map revision. Cuticura ad urges use of Soap Ointment and Talcum for household needs. An advertisement questions wife behavior with a moral mood.
French designers favor plain and checked imported tweeds with contrasting tones. Navy blue serge poiret twill and tricotine return strong this spring in coat frocks and suits, showing snug backs and bloused details to emphasize slim figures.
A reader considers updating a one piece serge gown by cleaning and adding canton crepe bias trim. The plan aims for a harmonizing or contrasting tone with an eight inch side hem line to refresh the garment.
A fragmentary fashion paragraph discusses women’s dress, noting reduced emphasis on large figures and the rising appeal of slimmer, smart looks. It describes a navy blue crepe gown with lighter panels and black jet cabochons, aiming for a waistline that avoids pinching the figure.
Frayed skirts and waistcoats rise in fashion as ratine fabrics and rust white schemes elevate the smartness of sport and tailored suits. Pongee vests offer practical style with neutral color and easy laundering, complementing dark blue ensembles.
A fashion note describes the draped turban as a staple style with minor seasonal variations. It predicts the large hat will rise in popularity as the season progresses, with black hats remaining a strong rival to bright-hued headgear.
The piece describes soft wool hats as a fashionable feature for suits and coats. Hats are handsome and shaped on semi soft lines characteristic of the English sport hat, highlighting style and fabric origins.
A description notes decorative gloves with white kid gauntlets appliqued with tiny flower shapes. Each flower features a center seed bead of steel, showcasing beadwork as a glove novelty.
A quirky note on hats and fashion joins playful phrases about textiles. The item sketches creative pairings and textures, highlighting bold patterns and unexpected contrasts in a lively local style.
The excerpt notes a request for fresh phrasing of idioms like between the devil and the deep sea and offers a humorous revision about a furnace and coal bill. It also includes a nurse’s comment on a solicitous friend and mentions the morning return of the heroic Vages.
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