16 Oct 1919
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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1919
Page
1
The article notes rising demand for ready-made children’s wear as mothers seek time-saving outfits. Fall styles show over-the-waist bodices, long over-blouses with fringe, straight lines, and many trims. Frocks use serge, wool, jersey, and taffeta with buttons, braid, embroidery, and fringe. blue poplin is highlighted for school days and could become a taffeta look for formal wear.
The sketch describes a small waist belt bag made of watered silt with silk cord edging. It attaches on the left side of a belt via hooks and eyes, fastens with two push buttons, and folds with a tasseled cord ends. A larger wrist bag version adds a card stiffener inside for neatness and rigidity.
Black Chantilly leads revived old races while new fall glove colors appear soft and rich. Printed georgette fabrics new for separate blouses. tiny curled feathers trim fabric hats. Children wear yellow tracks and white red motor coats with triple buckled belts. Numerous low necks veiled with tulle. Brondecloth jackets with wool embroidery paired with ta ffeat skirts. Redingote styles in tailored broadcloths and twirled fabrics. Kolinsky squirrel tubing trims tricolette wraps suitable year round.
Silk shades return to favor with pink rose crepe and mauve embroidery edging. Yellow bedroom hues feature linen shades paired with scarves and dresser wraps, while ecru linen shades boast wool buttonhole and two tone embroidery. A versatile palette includes pale canary to golden brown linens with love bird designs outlined in black.
A mill representative describes a proposed spring fabric blending velour duvetyn and silver tone with a herringbone weave. Though not planned for immediate production, the style could appeal to top manufacturers willing to pay higher prices for a quality fabric.
The piece traces how the French Revolution and Napoleon reshaped Europe, ending the Roman empire in name and influence. It notes Austria retained the title of emperor and kings of various realms rose, yet the old imperial meaning faded.
Punta Arenas is noted as the southernmost city on the strait of Magellan in Chile, 800 miles farther south than Cape Town. The article contrasts its year round cold with summer in January and February and winter snow in July and August.
The text states ostriches pair for life in the wild, with the female digging a shallow nest away from water for laying. The male watches by night while the female sits by day, illustrating their complementary nesting duties.
An advertisement touts Bayer Tablets of Aspirin as genuine aspirin prescribed by physicians for nineteen years. It highlights a Bayer package with directions for headache cold pain neuralgia lumbago and rheumatism and notes a tin of 12 tablets costs a few cents.
An exchange between Festus Pester and a purveyor of oil stock highlights skepticism about investment returns. Pester asserts strong invulnerability, noting that only a tiny fraction of investors ever gain significant money in oil stock.
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