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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1923
Page
7
The article describes decorative ribbon bertha designs for dresses, using almond green, green plisse, and Ombre ribbons with scalloped edges. It explains layering to fit necklines, shoulder shaping, and the effect of color harmony across two or more shades for a refined, decorative garment accessory.
Frosted glass electric light shades adapted as decorative flower holders. The shade often includes a central tumbler to support flowers or ferns, with an attractive bowl shape. Frosted glass can be water colored with pink blue and mauve dots for a dainty decorative effect.
Laurel branches offer an inexpensive way to beautify interiors. Place them in a jar or vase of water. they last longer when water is refreshed, and occasional new shoots may appear, adding fresh greenery to any room.
A fragment from a cabinet issue discusses practical recipes presented by William Morris. It covers sour milk griddle cakes and bread omelet style dishes, bean soup with lemon and hard cooked eggs, an invalid friendly milk toast, and beat Ever doughnuts.
The text discusses enhancing plain frosted glass shades by adding a painted border to better match room color schemes. It notes that fringe, sold by the yard and glued on, can also improve style and emphasize colors.
The Russian tunic returns in radiant color and cosmopolitan style. Elaborate fabrics like metallic brocade and richly embroidered velvets echo the season, with fur trim at knee length and optional neck collar. Pair with a black velour skirt for the outfit of the hour.
A collection of old time soup recipes with detailed steps. Beets soup and veal brain soup appear with instructions on ingredients quantities and method. The tone reflects a kitchen guidance page offering practical meal planning tips.
The new jungle frock draws massive attention with silk velvet and leather appliqued animals and a background landscape. The design from a renowned designer creates a bigger sensation than the prior animal-applique gowns.
Fashion note advises lining your cape or coat with the same material as the gown to create a cohesive look. Emphasizes this tip for figures silk gowns, describing it as a smart detail to enhance overall outfit harmony.
Mrs I A Borden a graduate of the National Temperance Hospital Chicago and resident of 425 Pontius Ave Beattie Wash asserts Tanlac is nature s most perfect remedy. She has used Tanlac seven years for charity patients saying it keeps stomach liver kidneys and bowels functioning and tones the system. She cites two patients who improved after Tanlac with one regaining appetite and the other able to eat and work. Tanlac sold by druggists.
In a rural scene an artist errs and a sharp eyed farmer spots the fault at once. The moment showcases plainspoken countryside judgment where practicality outpaces artful illusion.
A vintage advertisement claims Imitation Ivory is made from the taqua nut and promotes Cuticura products for daily skin care. The Montreal harbor scene recalls historic shipcraft from 31 years ago and a new English Thames fishing boat with Japanese influences.
In Tit-Bita a dialogue quotes a man calling another a liar a cod a scoundrel and a puppy. The responder urges him to fight for the truth praising such struggle as noble and virtuous.
A reflection on how power struggles and human cruelty stem from disputes over leadership and control. The text questions why people fight over authority and highlights the darker side of collective decision making.
In a courtroom exchange a witness questions the timing of events around a lamp throw. The Judge probes the witness about his whereabouts during the incident, eliciting a terse response about uncertainty and memory. The exchange highlights memory and credibility concerns in the life of a witness.
A smile is described as a preliminary tool for cultivating good manners and is nearly half of them. The remark emphasizes the role of a pleasant expression as a foundational social asset.
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