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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1922
Page
6
Miss Flytte explains Jack wants her to choose the wedding date, prompting surprise at the seriousness of engagements as reported in the Boston Evening Transcript.
A drug advertisement asserts Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root cures kidney liver and bladder ailments, claiming sworn testimonials and wide sales. It offers a sample bottle by parcel post for ten cents and directs readers to Dr Kilmer & Co in Binghamton New York, with bottles available at drug stores.
A brief exchange notes a man who avoids trouble and tries to smooth conflicts, yet may indirectly assist others by handling or passing along goods. The quip highlights mixed motives and unintended aid in dealings.
A New York Tribune fashion authority notes afternoon dresses shift toward crepe romaine resembling crepe georgette with durable body and rich embroidery. Designers rely on trims and color play, with navy and gray pairings and dual-tone effects enhancing silhouettes.
Pendants on thin black silk cords showcase wide coral pieces and various stones. The simple arrangement highlights contrasting textures and tones in the jewelry display.
A garment trend emphasizes wearability with varied fur trims. Wolf and strong-haired furs lead, with beaver and squirrel collars, armadale pieces in black, raccoon collars, and untrimmed designs featuring Jenny sleeves and cassels. Silks, fringe, and pouched sleeves add youthful flair.
The piece describes velvet ribbons used on gowns with wide velvet bands and beadwork, reversible velvet crowns, and metallic embroidery effects. It notes crepe weaves for afternoon wear and the growing popularity of drapery turbans of silver or gold cloth from Paris, aimed at evening wear.
A seven year old girl’s apron features cretonne with red god green birds and cinnamon posies in a lively design. The bodice uses perette in solid color with patch pockets and sash. It slips over rompers or regular dresses for play or everyday wear.
A promoter highlights a dropped shoulder as a key stylish feature with no broad underarm movement. The Jacquette coat and suit are singled out as mode extraordinaire.
Ned tones bordering on flame are favored as a white gown pairs with a red silk Spanish cape and a toque in a bold fashion display.
A squib lists Italy as the premier source of violin strings, noting Italy’s historic lead in string making. It also mocks clever attributions and quotes a child’s mispronounced reply, and finishes with a wry remark that intelligence alone does not equal success.
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