27 Oct 1921
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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1921
Page
1
A fashion note explains how hats are shifting this season due to skirt lines. Feathers remain the defining trim on small and large hats, with plain, simple shapes gaining dignity and black satin hats highlighted as particularly lovely when well made.
The slip over frocks in silk or shen verge or cotton are very popular and easy to make at home. Finished edges vary from turned under hems to bindings and cords. Designers note color contrasts may not survive laundry while practicality guides home dressmakers. Dusty rugs respond to salt and kerosene mix to lift dust and brighten colors while killing moths.
The article surveys rising trends in fashion fabrics and embellishments. It highlights spangled gowns in misty textiles, feathers in rosettes and tufts, and sport fabrics like plaids, checks, and stripes. It notes duvelyn and duvetyn variations, with ermine accents and ornate hats, in a period tone.
Remove rust from steel by rubbing with ammonia-soaked flannel, then dry with powdered bath bricks and polish with a dry cloth. This process advises a simple metal refinishing technique using common household items.
Paper place cards feature small ladies cut to stand upright and dressed with a delicate mesh or ribbon to appear lifelike.
Utterly brief note suggests using hat boxes as a playful motif for a tiny paper hostess idea. The piece hints at themes of going away and appropriate nests while avoiding direct engagement announcements or trip details.
A brief notice describes actions to remove paint from spots and surfaces as directed by guardians or caretakers. It notes steps or framework for safe removal and mentions applicable areas or materials. No injuries or dates are specified.
The 1981 note emphasizes nutritious breakfasts to steady energy for students. It warns against sugar, coffee for kids, and excessive snacks, urging wholesome foods like cereal with milk, eggs, fruit, and milk, plus fresh air and hygiene. Quotes Edward Everett Hale on bearing multiple troubles.
A nostalgic collection of old time recipes including Date Bars with nuts eggs flour and dates baked in tins, Baked Ham with brown sugar mustard milk, Round Steak Birds wrapped in bacon onion and pickle then browned and simmered, and Cream Prune Pl—a fruit dessert with prunes milk cornstarch sugar yolks eggs and meringue baked together.
Fragmentary notice shows an advertisement style urging readers to mention the paper. It mentions a price of ten cents for a bottle and references a person in New York. The legible portion hints at promotional language rather than a full event.
A vintage advertisement touts California Fig Syrup as a laxative for children detailing its cleansing effect and urging mothers to demand the genuine product with California on the bottle. It notes a teasp oon dose and claims relief within hours while warning against imitations. Rosa Bonheur is mentioned in connection with Paris slaughterhouses.
An advertisement urges taking aspirin only as directed by Bayer and highlights the Bayer Cross on packaging as a sign of genuine aspirin prescribed by physicians for over two decades. The copy also references Patti, the opera star, and her singing talents.
An advertisement touts Diamond Dyes with directions for dyeing sweaters skirts and coats. The copy claims the product guarantees no spotting, fading, or running and that it works on wool silk linen cotton and blends. The page also notes Chinese people seeking domestic work in Paris.
An advertisement touts Bulgarian Blood Tea as a universal remedy using herbs from Europe Asia and Africa. It claims to cleanse blood, cure headaches biliousness and digestion issues, and offers a full refund if health does not improve after using the first box.
A fragment from a Pittsburgh item notes Marvel Products Co at 484 Marvel Building offering wages from 25 to 500 dollars weekly for unspecified novelty work. Details are incomplete and context unclear due to OCR damage.
An advertisement urges rubbing Cuticura Ointment on itching spots and scalp, then washing with Cuticura Soap and hot water. It claims the routine will give clear skin and soft white hands as everyday toilet preparations.
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