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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1923
Page
3
Mothers are urged to give children Father John’s Medicine as a pure, easily digested spring tonic. The ad promises healthful nourishment, guarantees freedom from alcohol, and encourages starting the tonic today to improve children’s growth.
An advertisement for Dr Kilmer Swamp Root kidney liver and bladder remedy claims stability purity strength and vegetable ingredients. It emphasizes non stimulant formula in teaspoonful doses and offers sample bottle by mail from Kilmer Co at Binghamton New York with a note to mention the paper.
A fashion column notes dresses and capes favored by women in sports wear looks. New ideas include matching collars or scarves with suits, white and yellow ensembles in silk and tussah, three piece white serge outfits, and red accents. Reversible dresses and outerwear in rubberized crepe de chine and suede offer outdoor practicality.
A description outlines a sports wear outfit featuring a black and white checked worsted coat paired with a white flannel skirt and a white hat with green and black trim. The look is completed with knifeplaited elements for a cohesive ensemble.
Day apparel features simple tailored suits with straight jackets and wrap-over skirts in white sand Chinese red or almond-green crepe de chine. Afternoon wear shifts to bolero and tier skirts with draped or lead-pencil silhouettes, plus black or navy rep coats. Summer dresses in voile and crepe de chine appear with delicate pinks, mauves, yellows, and lavender, trimmed with drawnwork and ribbon bows.
Black lace or black malines fabrics temper the bold spring turbans. The discussion notes how delicate lace can soften a sharp headpiece while maintaining style.
In the junior girl’s apparel line bright sky blue frocks showcase crinkled crepe romaine and fine cotton concep tions. The fabric gains decorative value with self cords and device detailing, creating a pleasing pictorial effect.
A Scottish native living in Indianapolis seeks naturalisation papers and hopes to return to Scotland. He complains of endless red tape and fears becoming a charge on Britain. He has corresponded with British representatives in the U S and awaits passports. The notice also includes an unrelated medical ad for Cuticura products.
A Detroit multimillionaire who owns two large cars and employs a chauffeur explains he prefers street car travel. He says riding a street car is friendlier and fosters pleasant talks with people, unlike riding in a limousine seated stiff and alone. The remark appears in Youth's Companion.
A short snippet shows Norma defending an inadvertent misdeed as she claims she was unconscious when it happened. The mother responds with frustration, asking why the child repeats disobedience despite being told it isn’t nice. The exchange reveals a tense domestic moment centered on blame and remorse.
A description of a youth fashion item noting a straight slip-on suit in sporta cloth. It features a knee length trimmed with black ribbons and a moth light colored boxcoat fashion. The garment is described as plain and practical for young girls.
A note on the fashion revival trend embracing garments and fabrics from the eighties and nineties. The piece signals renewed interest in vintage styles and era-inspired attire.
A fragmented dialogue discusses rumors of profits and remocalation. Officials debate handling tips and public cred it boosting effects. The exchange emphasizes caution and the impact of rumor on individual credit and public perception.
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