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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1921
Page
7
A summer fashion feature highlights the sleeveless corsage with a large loose collar as a Parisian Doucet model. Foxglove pink linen dress with white pearl bead embroidery, simple elegant outline, collar drapes over shoulders, sleeves absent, silk-finishing linen fabrics in fashionable shades.
For wear with a tailored suit there will be nothing smarter this fall than the tailored hat with quill trimming. Quills may be used singly or in great quantities. Simple binding in cire ribbon or narrow wire ribbon piping will be in vogue.
Paris designers push bold velvet hats with prints and unusual patterns. Paul Potret remains the sole Paris dressmaker embracing prints, offering carpetlike designs for dresses and hats. Reboux trends include hunter green velvet hats trimmed with natural ties and burnished green brims, while Paris fashions favor simple trims.
Advice on nail care notes clipping cuticles sparingly to avoid hard edges. Recommends pushing back cuticles with warm water soap using an orange wood stick and daily care with an astringent cream to keep cuticles soft and growth controlled.
Three piece suits have eclipsed two piece suits for fall. Small black taffeta hats edged with ruching and monogrammed beaded bags headline the season. White flannel sport skirts and knitted sill feature Roman stripes while soft coat fabrics and Velmirage promise strong numbers. Bright colored velours dress vests and sleeves appear with serge frocks, and jaunty capes in knitted wool and silk suit country and resort wear. Plain dresses trimmed with chintz and matching bloomers suit young girls.
Fashion notes describe hats capes and dresses in Crepe Kasha and wool crepe as the new street style for fall. Designers mix crepe, satin, rep, poplin and duvetyn with velinetta and erminine edging to create bold ensembles. An Algerian wrap of striped silks and embroidered duvetyn gowns with Arabian motifs add unusual, exotic touch.
A brief note indicates purple signaling autumn color trends and suggests a hat to match this hue. The fragment mentions DEE Soap and a liquid ending, but lacks clear details or outcomes to extend.
An Agriculture Department report warns only 10 percent of western cantaloupes reach consumers in good condition. Proper picking just before full slip, careful packing, and effective refrigeration in cars are essential to maintain flavor and shelf life on six to twelve day journeys to markets.
Poultry specialists from the United States Department of Agriculture note guinea fowls use waste that would escape hens and turkeys. They prefer thickets and weed patches, cause fewer garden depredations, require little feed, and are prolific layers with eggs thought to have a richer flavor than hens eggs.
In summer, wheat and oats are better for old fowls as corn is too fattening. The text warns corn causes weight gain and heat for poultry in hot weather.
Specialists from the US Department of Agriculture warn that impurities, foreign matter and high moisture lower grain value. Elevators must invest in cleaning and drying, and farmers who deliver clean dry grain should receive a premium over dirtier lots. The burden of improving condition lies partly with farmers, not just elevators.
The text notes that board floors need circulating air, suggesting openings in foundation walls closed in winter. A floor covered with sand and scratching material forms a good surface, with easy removal for refreshment. If floors sit close to the ground, foundations must block rat access beneath.
A portion of the Mav stock, estimated at thirty to thirty five percent, is transported by motortruck to the Indianapolis live stock market. The yard includes a separate division for unloading animals brought in by road.
A stated conversational rule suggests replying "Huh?" after every remark to double the interaction. The idea highlights how a simple interjection can amplify perceived engagement in dialogue.
An ad extols bathroom neatness and the use of Red Cross Ball Blue to keep cloths and towels white until worn out. It notes a 5e price point and ends with a light tip against bareback riding.
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