28 Nov 1918
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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1918
Page
1
The season features fringe veils sewn to hats with elastic bands for secure wear. Yells drape over hats in varied shapes, with wool embroidery on Shetland veils. Colors highlight navy taupe brown purple and a trend toward henna reddish brown across hats and trims. Ostrich feathers and windmill bow trims lead the lineup.
A description praises compact knitting implements a brush with floral handle and self winding tape measures. The tools fit a knitting bag, avoid tangling with wool, and instantly retract to a nickel covered housing after measuring short purls and sock feet.
A brown beaver sport hat features a large soft brown grosgrain bow at the front, offering appealing style for wear.
A small clothes brush helps remove stray worsted fibers from milady’s skirt while knitting. The compact tool solves clinging lint when aprons are inconvenient, making tidying up quick and easy.
The latest fashion notes describe nightgowns with pockets, black satin gowns with pink satin collars, fur-trimmed waistcoats, and a jet bead toque. An exquisite blue satin evening gown is trimmed with crystal embroidery along the skirt panel and outlines a low round neck.
Fragmentary verse on hats and fashion style hints at women preferring black headwear. cryptic phrasing suggests a literary or humorous note in a 19th or early 20th century paper. Contains unusual punctuation and incomplete lines, limiting clarity of context.
Gray hair should be arranged beautifully as it constitutes over half the color. Hairdressers now master undulation and coiffure tricks with a skimpy thatch, while glycerin-based tonics can discolor silver. Simple, meaningful styling replaces elaborate ornaments and fuss.
The article notes black hats remain more popular than colored styles this season. Despite many colorful options in shops and on fashionable women, black hats outnumber alternatives in retail displays and on wearers.
A fragment notes a fashion race between capes and coats for first place in popular favor. It mentions cape coats and coats with loose sleeves and back shirring, aiming for a cape-like effect, while nearing similar design goals.
The article presents economical wartime cooking guidance. It outlines making pasta paste from wheat rye and barley, spinach and calf brain stuffed squares, tomato sauce, and rice pudding with apples. It also includes oatmeal bread and an onion casserole with white sauce and egg, all aimed at simple affordable meals.
A strong memory favors remembering good over evil and kindness over injuries. A food memory stores useful details and recalls life’s pleasures, serving as a storehouse of treasures rather than hardships.
A traditional approach to stuffing uses cold water soaked bread then drained and mixed with fried onions in butter. Season with salt pepper parsley and marjoram, add dry crumbs if needed, and cook the mixture until lightly browned for a moist but not heavy stuffing.
An unsigned advisory promotes exercise in fresh air and cleanliness to prevent disease. It recommends vegetable pills, Dr. Pierce products, and specific home care for colds and influenza, including beds, hot baths, lemon drinks, and tonics, with a note on obtaining remedies from drug stores or Dr. Pierce’s Invallids Hotel in Buffalo.
A fragmentary exchange shows a Raiser threatening strafes while a prince pleads not to, amid growing belief that the act will return. The dialogue hints at political pressure and public perception within a tense context.
A vintage ad promises instant relief for upset stomachs and indigestion with Papes Diapepsin tablets. It claims rapid end to acid, gas, and stomach distress after a single tablet, sold by druggists.
Catarrh cannot be cured by local applications and must be treated constitutionally. Hall's Catarrh Medicine claims to cure catarrh by internal action through the blood on mucous surfaces. It markets as a tonic and blood purifier with testimonials and is sold by Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio.
Fragmentary text appears to mix terms like infantry and druggists with ointment references. No clear event, person, or place emerges to form a coherent summary.
Fragmentary text mentions Indian and vegetable items with table reference suggesting a dish list or menu note though details are unreadable. No clear event date or names to identify a full news item.
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