23 Oct 1919
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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1919
Page
1
A fashion writer notes red hair signals skin tones differ from blondes and brunettes. She argues vivid redheads should avoid pale blonde shades and often suit blues, while auburn tones suit certain undertones. The piece mocks old fashion myths about red hair and color matching.
The text recommends colors for red hair, noting shades like green blue and gray, with Billie Burke as an example. It discusses browns and blacks as flattering, warns against baby blue and turquoise, and suggests olive green, chartreuse, emerald, bronze, and pale buff as suitable options for daytime and evening wear.
A home remedy suggests brushing bushy or stiff eyebrows with a camel hair brush dipped in olive oil. The method is claimed to tame irregular brows and may encourage growth.
Guidance for cleaning black straw hats with alcohol and water and white straw hats with oxalic acid solution. Black satin ribbons can be refreshed with ammonia or alcohol mixtures and air pressed between tissues. Velvet care includes steaming methods to avoid spots and brushing timing.
The article advises amateur dressmakers to select printed fabrics as trimming is unnecessary and skilled handling yields artistic frocks. It stresses individuality in season dressing, observing that new silhouettes come and go and best dressers wear what suits them rather than rigid longclad styles, with advice on capes and color.
A Philadelphia bequest of 25 000 by Dr. Benjamin Franklin for loans to young married artificers failed to meet his 1890 and 1980 projections. The funds, meant to be 665 000 after 100 years, grew to 80 883.95 due to limited borrowing and later looser terms. By 1907 the city trusts redirected 138 000 to the Franklin Institute for memorial construction on the parkway.
The article recounts General von Bissing imposing a 60 million franc fine on Brussels. Baron Lambert Rothschild, in Paris, covered part of the tribute via his bank. It notes Baron Rothschild and his wife aided Romania’s entry with the Allies, an incident where a courier to Romania prompted scrutiny of Baroness Rothschild, resolved by U.S. envoy Brand Whitlock. It mentions Baron Rothschild being held as hostage for late tribute payment and his son’s severe war wounds.
The passage argues knowledge surpasses mere facts and hinges on familiarity with material relations and interactions. It describes knowledge as the product of experience and mental digestion requiring time and effort, exposing learners to challenges others avoid, and explains why few attain power due to reluctance to pay the price of mental growth.
Commanding general accuses von Schimmelworst of turning and fleeing at first enemy shot. Hauptmann von Laufenschnell-He Sen alleges an error during a motor cycle incident.
Fragmentary OCR text yields no clear event or entities. Readers see scattered words like mosquitos and larvae with garbled phrases, making a coherent summary impossible from the provided fragment.
A green golfer struggles after seven vicious swipes fail to dislodge the ball. The caddie signals an approaching man, prompting an irate novice to demand how he can know when to strike, while being advised to cry fore if anyone is in the way.
A critic voices strong dislike for a new futurist painting style now seen in the theater world. The discussion centers on clarity of the play and scenes, comparing the art to unfamiliar theater pieces and underscoring confusion over meaning.
A vintage advertisement promotes Cuticura products for irritated baby skin. It suggests washing with Cuticura Soap, applying Cuticura Ointment, and occasionally using Cuticure Talcum powder for relief and comfort.
A garbled excerpt blends quotes on misery and unrequited love with stray phrases about red cross ball blue snow white clothes and grocery meat salt in Colombo. It includes misread dialogue on Sinn Fein pronunciation and a Gaelic phrase meaning ourselves.
An advertisement claims quick disappearance of stomach pain heartburn and nausea using a product called faian vegetable pills. The copy directs readers to a New York address 273 Fears St and urges daily use with a Bend for trek header.
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