13 Nov 1919
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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1919
Page
1
A vintage fashion notice details turban headwear for autumn with draped styles, embroidery, and flamboyant trims. It notes home milliners can craft unique hats, highlights soft crowns and sailor-inspired shapes, and argues looser necklines improve health, circulation, and mood by reducing heat and tension.
A medical authority cited by the Louisville Courier Journal argues the upper body dress design aids neck and shoulder muscles and blood circulation. He says exposure does not cause colds or pneumonia and that looseness of garments is beneficial, urging women to loosen coverings further.
Flowered taffeta remains a favored fabric for evening gowns. A gray gown with pink rose splashes drew attention at a recent social event, showcasing the fabric’s feminine charm and floral motif.
A wrinkled georgette or crepe de chine blouse can be restored by hanging over heat for a short time.
Women favor fur neckpieces as affordable accessories to expensive outfits. Salts aside, popular pelts include sable lynx mink mole skunk, with natural squirrel used as a choker. Beavers with two sunshed ends fasten at the shirt, a leg ging model in beaver wraps the neck, and Hudson seal wing scarves trend alongside short coats in seal and mole.
A short advisory urging doll mothers to ensure their daughters eat slowly and sleep early. It warns late nights make dolls cross and affect digestion and complexion. With school open, it stresses close supervision to prevent overstudy and loss of childhood.
The United States Department of Agriculture and state experiment stations warn that no perfect wheat scab control exists. Key steps include using thoroughly cleaned, formaldehyde-treated seed and plowed fields free of corn stalks and straw. The report notes widespread winter and spring wheat losses across many states and explains how infected residue spreads disease to subsequent crops.
The article explains how to raise hardwood trees from seeds. Soft seeds from elms and soft maples should be planted as soon as they fall. Nutlike seeds from oaks hickories walnuts and butternuts should be gathered in autumn and stored in sand in a cellar or well drained sand soil, then planted in spring. Plant seeds six inches apart in prepared spots or with a dibble in the garden for future permanent growth.
United States Department of Agriculture advises farmers to prepare fields for red and Alsike clover seed. Harvesting occurred in October and experts urge proper top dressing after freezing, clipping to avoid bloom, and winter protection. Lime application benefits red clover. two to three tons per acre may be needed, with 200 to 250 pounds of phosphates per acre drilled with wheat. Red clover seed remains pricey, so careful field prep is profitable.
The article stresses a high standard of grading for alfalfa hay. It warns that a few inferior bales can spoil the appearance of a carload and should be set aside to avoid unloading trouble and losses for customers.
A quirky line notes hummus supply tied to turning under stalks and weeds in old fields. The writer hints contributors work the land to yield harvest, with emphasis on soil, crops, and culinary use.
A husband senses trouble as he asks his wife about a red-eyed appearance and possible events at home or from a movie, prompting her insistence that nothing is wrong.
Relief comes instantly after the first dose of Pape's Cold Compound. A dose every two hours until three doses break up a severe cold and end grippe misery. First dose opens congested nostrils, stops runny nose, relieves headache and feverishness, and eases sneezing and sore throat.
A little girl returning from down street described a two family house with both living together as if stuck, recounted as her observation attributed to Berkshire Engle.
Frank J Cheney senior partner of I J Cheney Co swears to pay the sum of five hundred dollars for any case of catarrh that Hall's Catarre Medicine cannot cure. The document dated December 6 before Notary A W Gleason in Toledo Ohio describes the medicine as taken internally and acting through the blood on mucous surfaces.
A brief dialogue notes a conversation about weather and storm doors, hinting at a subtle misperception. The exchange contrasts perception and evidence with a focus on a weather-related building feature.
A fragment mentions baby dresses and Red Cross Ball blues in laundry, encouraging readers to try a product. The note references Belf and general good gracers, implying household tastes and praise without specific details.
The exchange features a man stating he never eats lobsters and a woman quipping he might feel like a cannibal if he did. The dialogue conveys playful social tension with light sarcasm between Miss Grace and the speaker.
A vintage note touts a refined image linked to a perfume use and beauty routine. It mentions a bath with Cuticura products and talcum powder for pore cleansing, followed by a cosmetic application claimed to promote clear, healthy skin and eye inflammations.
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