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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1918
Page
4
The text explains a branch house as essential to living well and describes its interdependence with a packing plant, implying both structures support each other's usefulness to you.
A narrator notes a shift as women move into essential work once done by men and predicts a change in gender roles. An observer muses on new allied occupations while a proverb about a dog and bone closes the excerpt.
Ancient standard remedy praised for kidney bladder and urinary system support. Claims include cleansing effects, non patent medicine status, 200 years use, easily taken capsules, and a money back guarantee if not relieved. Strong language warns against delay and promotes refunds and direct import.
French economy drives mid season fashion with thin striped flannel suits and mannish coats. Pockets arranged below the belt, often six, called package pockets, aid carrying small bundles to keep laundry costs down. Blouses in Joffre blue and other colors accompany the look.
Small child garments gain distinction through cross stitch animals. Rabbits, lambs, cows and birds appear on dimity and gingham dresses, with micro buttonholes and lace accents. Designs stay tiny and geometric, often forming borders rather than full patterns.
Nearly all coats follow a straight-line shape with soft faced fabrics such as velours and broadcloths. Some coats use a semifitted cut through darts or back shaping and belting. Premium coats showcase fur collars and cuffs, as seen on a velours coat with crows-bar tucking and a Hudson seal collar.
The article surveys fall fashion trends with shirtswaist frocks, jersey dresses trimmed in lace, and untrimmed necklines. It notes sport coats in black satin, white dotted rose foulard dresses with fur trims, chin strapped bridal veils, organdie collars, marguisette frocks, fur collars, and boudoir caps with pink ribbons and tassels.
A sport waist of heavy white silk features a large collar of box plaits that folds against the neck and extends down the fronts with a square lower edge. It includes a large black taf feta cravat tied in loops with long ends and cuffs that are box plaited and turned back into a deep frill.
Velveteen is washed by making a lather with soap and warm water. Soak the fabric, squeeze gently without rubbing, then rinse in clean water and hang to dry.
Ostrich feathers will be used on fais millinery.
A fragmented fashion snippet describes sheer georgette blends and navy tulle details with beads. It mentions a minimalist silhouette and decorative elements, referencing fabric names and a refined, light appearance.
A fragment shows home cooks detailing dishes like Serbian Rice, Chili Con Carne, Liver a la mode, Begune, and Hamburg Steak. Instructions cover meat prep, pan frying, simmering with vegetables, and finishing garnishes toward serving.
A brief quotation attributed to E Post discusses the challenge of saying I can not afford something and frames the act as progress toward financial ability. The remark highlights attitudes toward money and aspiration in everyday life.
A catalog of salad ideas from fruit to vegetables notes spinach as a cooked green for salads with hard cooked egg and a baled dressing. Fresh onions, chives, lettuce, French dressing, and optional paprika or ketchup variations are described for easy, wholesome preparations. A Brazilian pineapple and strawberry mix with almonds is suggested for a light plated bite.
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