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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1922
Page
6
A New York Tribune fashion note reports ongoing demand for knitted wool suits and dresses as autumn approaches. Designers showcase bright red trim plaid effects and varied colorways including gray black white and tobacco brown with beige accents and novel jacket skirt ensembles.
The article notes capelike sleeves and longer dresses as the trend, with fabrics rising to eight inches from the floor for street wear. It discusses increased material needs, sleeve shaping, and Paris inspired jackets and skirts influencing today’s gowns.
A fashion authority notes the annual Paris couture openings draw American shoppers as designers reveal early models. Hints of collections surface before the full shows, sparking interest among the public still awaiting final lines.
Readers see blouse trends favoring outdoor and tailored cuts with hip to mid length. New dressy blouses feature bold Chinese embroidered motifs on white crepe de chine, while middy styles remain popular in checked tub silks ponge and ginghams with simple color trims.
Plain linen with dotted swiss dominates milking charming outfits for little boys. Heavier nova material used for bloomers. Frocks trimmed in pipings or bindings of hue. A swiss smock with colored embroidery sits over wide-knee trousers. Belts in toned finen or unbelted styles shown.
The outfit features a blue Windsor tie paired with a white voile middy blouse worn under a skirt. Demistitched blue linen cuffs, a natural pongeenmiedel, and green fatty bands add color, creating an attractive finish.
The piece notes a fashion trend mixing thick and thin frocks with wild color as women ditch sport and plaid skirts. Short jackets replace sweaters, and red fading among women gives way to bold color for youngsters. White and brown fashion returns recalling 1880s styles.
Practical advice on pickling including vessels to use, risks of alum and metal spoons, and methods for cucumber pickles. Emphasizes quality vinegar and spices, correct salt sugar amounts, and steps to store jars for long crispness. Ends with a motto promoting health peace and competence.
A set of breakfast preparations including Corn Beef Hash with vegetables and toast, Kidney Bacon Rolls wrapped in bacon, Minced Veal and Eggs with sauce, Caif's Braina fried or broiled, and Ham Toast with anchovy paste and milk batter. Each recipe suggests variations and serving tips.
A narrator faces a stern lawyer who presses for a will draft. The exchange reveals the narrator’s rash plan to leave everything to the government, while debating equal shares and trusts for children. Amid mock seriousness, the scene blends greed, humor, and political bravado with a sly nod to Wall Street and capital.
Miss Cayenne affirms approval of knickerbockers for women saying they improve appearance. experiment shows women look better in them than men.
A light exchange suggests marital tension over outings. The wife reveals headaches occur only when they must go somewhere they dislike, hinting at underlying discomfort with shared plans. The dialogue uses humor to expose relationship strain about decisions and plans.
The item notes a playful remark on poetic feet as a concept in poetry and jokes about not needing shoes for feet, attributed to the Boston Transcript.
A Louisville Courier Journal snippet notes a man remarking he is tired after walking with his wife who is active in club life, hosting receptions and conferences on the street. The casual exchange highlights social club activity in the area.
Bristol man claims Tanlae cured his stomach ailment after years of attacks. He says three bottles gained fifteen pounds, restored health, and allows him to eat normally. The ad asserts undigested food poisons the system and Tanlae rebuilds the stomach and body. Sold by all reputable druggists.
Florence Exposure she went out with po powder on Life incident noted in terse fragment.
An advertisement promotes Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root a kidney liver and bladder remedy claiming purity scientific herbal ingredients and non stimulant action with bottle sizes medium and large and a sample offer for ten cents. A sworn purity statement accompanies each bottle and buyers are urged to mention the paper when writing for a sample.
A fragmentary text notes women attempting to form ties with an unmarried man who loves his wife, though the wording is unclear and appears garbled. The read seems to reflect a domestic social dynamics snippet with limited context and names missing.
An advertisement touts Diamond Dyes as a simple kit that can dye or tint any garment or textile including coats skirts curtains and draperies. It promises no streaking fading or running and instructs buyers to specify wool silk linen cotton or mixed fabrics to ensure the right result.
A fashion blurb notes the latest flapper style is the dishrag sweater, suggested to pair with the bath towel skirt for a complete novelty look. The column highlights playful textile combinations reflecting 1920s costume satire and urban chic.
An advertisement touts Cuticura Ointment for pimples and blackheads. It suggests using Cuticura Soap and hot water for five minutes, then daily toilet use to maintain clear skin and recommends Cuticura Talcum. It notes costly apparel does not assure neatness.
A reflective note contrasts performers who reach the stage with those who remain in the orchestra. The piece observes career paths in music, hinting at ambition, opportunity, and the realities of performance hierarchy.
A laundress sings O Happy Day while hanging snowy laundry using Red Cross Ball Blue. The ad note contrasts her cheerful mood with a tadpole boasting a big position born in the swim.
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