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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1920
Page
2
Philadelphia resident Mrs Margaret Danz credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with ending her organic troubles and change of life related pain and sleeplessness after doctors failed. She urges others to try the remedy and offers to share her experience with letter writers.
Paris fashion authorities say the winter look keeps a long straight line with a long-waisted corsage, plaited skirt and cape. The robe chemise remains, now trimmed with loops and plaits, while one-piece robes and tunics stay popular across designers in Rue de la Paix and Place Vendome.
The article notes popular interest in plaitings across garments. It mentions Parisian experiments with accordion plaited fabrics of delicate texture and asks whether items are boudoir gowns or dance tea frocks. The piece highlights the versatility and novelty of plaited textiles in fashion.
The article compares fabrics with terms like serge tuffeti and shantung, noting the aegordion plaft as a favorite but edged closely by the Nat plit which evokes the famed Kilt of Scotch renown.
Madame Marguerite, a New York modiste, tells dressmakers at a convention that American women are slimming and discarding corsets. She says belts and petticoats are out, corsets are gone, and non corseted gowns are selling well as women diet to reveal natural figures.
A blue silk duvetyn coat suits cool autumn days, light yet warm, with semi kimono sleeves. Trim possible with gray squirrel collar and cuffs and a black velvet toque hat with coque feather cluster for a complete stylish ensemble.
Scant skirts show pockets on or in seam similar to a man's coat. They measure eight inches above the ankle and are plain with overlapped stitched seams. They pair with long or short tunics for versatile wear.
The article describes Paris-inspired chemises and matching drawers using organdie in white voile or handkerchief linen as foundations. It notes variations with striped dimity and suggests methods to adapt patterns by using a bodice-top chemise and turning the lower edge up.
A description notes velvets with thread stripes placed closely resemble plain colored fabrics but resist wear longer. The broken surface shows less shabbiness over time, emphasizing durability of the textured weave.
Dialogue excerpt shows evasive reply about a wife and money. A young husband remarks she can cook, while another notes a local man, Jake, is a lawyer and often around. The passage hints at strained relationships and social maneuvering.
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