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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1921
Page
8
The description notes a French woman using layered fabrics and draping to create a striking effect. Her knowledge of lag and material manipulation yields a longer skirt, looser waist, and extended sleeves enhancing color and silhouette.
Advice on cutting waste and saving thread by preparing a second seam under the presser foot. Describes turning edges to form a neat seam with a single row of stitching, rivaling a French seam. Notes cost savings from buying patterns in bulk and cutting two garments from lengths intended for one.
The early fall hats feature strong bright embroidery as trimming with black hats trimmed in vivid embroideries and motifs. A small tom-type hat in black duvetyn is embroidered all over with wool in Czechoslovak colorings, the embroidery forming a tufted effect with two wool pompons finishing the left back.
A petite brunette attended a garden party wearing a white chiffon gown with a bright cherry red flower design. The low fitted hip girdle and flowing drapery showcased a long straight silhouette.
The article offers practical breakfast guidance for sultry days, favoring light meals and chilled fruit. It details serving melon halves with ice, fruit centerpieces, and simple table settings, plus easy cooked cereals, eggs, coffee, and breads. It also gives a waffle or griddle cake method using sour milk and a thin batter.
A reflective pair of maxims on dining joy across climates and ages. It says genuine trust surpasses mere affection as a social compliment.
A fragmented column offers tips from a housekeeper who enjoys lively music while cleaning. Tips include faster laundry work, using sandpaper to loosen can tops, pie racks for picnics, and improvised uses for sandpaper and molds. Cleaning, fabric care, and small home hacks appear with unclear, partial details.
An instructional note explains how rainbows form when rain falls under bright sun and dark clouds. Sunlight enters raindrops and is refracted into colors, with raindrops acting like prisms to split white light into a spectrum.
A fragment reports a flirtatious exchange where Holth-Jack asks Miss Passeigh her age and Edith notes she was flattered by the remark. The ad copy promotes Red Brass Ball Blue for household textiles and linens, attributed to Adger Usement.
A brief item notes Clara’s aging and a humorous jab from the Boston Transcript about others gossiping. The remark underscores social chatter and the paper’s light tone in a biographical sketch.
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