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Newspaper
Cincinnati American
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1913
Page
5
A fashion page outlines autumn styles and embellishments. It highlights fur usage with green velours, an ermined muff lined with white silk, chiffon shoulder scarfs edged with roses, and tassels on wool coats. It suggests sleeve updates, net lace trims, and fresh collars and cuffs in various fabrics.
Water at a Friday night blaze damaged lace curtains draperies portieres and similar stock at 807 Main Street. Most stock only lightly affected cleanup sale starts now with deep discounts including 30c washable draperies at 10c yard and various portieres sunfast draperies lace curtains and pairs priced between 1.85 and 10.00.
A historical note discusses ear disorders causing partial hearing loss and ringing sounds. It claims electricity offers quick relief and notable efficacy after few treatments, noting the impact on nerves and happiness, and mentioning common devices like ear drums worn by sufferers.
A portrait of a cheerful resourceful girl who shares energy and good will at gatherings. She plays piano when needed and helps create merriment, though she should avoid boasting or excessive risk of ridicule by acting within her abilities.
A description of a velvet afternoon wedding gown features an inserted plain velvet vest forming a long narrow V on the skirt. The article outlines typical home wedding customs including who gives the bride away, the wedding cake scene, and the bridal party's processional. It also lists a full wedding repast and who pays major wedding expenses.
The article outlines wedding attire based on time and describes the traditional procession. For evening ceremonies the groom wears full evening dress, for day weddings a frock coat with gray trousers. At home weddings the bride descends with her maid of honor before being met by the groom and best man at the foot of the staircase.
A vintage college notice outlines ideal husband traits including height 11 inches, weight 159 pounds, chest 40 expanded and 24 contracted, waist 30percent, plus character requirements. It calls for a jovial, considerate, sportsmanlike partner who respects the elderly, avoids drink, treats men and women alike, and excels in conversation.
Blinks & Co., efficiency experts, allege they have not been paid for installing their system with Jenks & Co. over two years ago, while Jenks & Co. faces involuntary bankruptcy after more than fifty years in business.
Astrologers warn a difficult day as Venus Mercury and Mars clash. Trends point to financial drains and defense agitation while work and signing agreements may bring losses. Kings and leaders face danger. a notable murder in Mexico could trigger federal action. Moon favors artists but birthdates warn of troubled times ahead. Children seek pleasure and show strong will.
A collage of advice and questions on romance age differences engagements and compatibility. Readers seek guidance on marriage timing finances parental approval and continuing friendships with former loves amid household chores and daily routines.
The article describes a two piece skirt pattern with specific yardage and sizing, and then shifts to wedding customs. It covers attire details, invitations, and responsibilities for the bridegroom and bride's parents, noting variations in bridesmaids and roles at the ceremony.
A list of marriage licenses shows Gustav A Letsinger 26 of Dunlap street and Mary E Orr 24 of Harvey avenue. Alva W Goldsmith 3 and Ida Straus 25 on Harveys avenue. Wilhelm Rust 22 near Mipna Street. William J Buechler 24 of Vine street and Blanche Knechler 21 of East Ninth street. Channing Dunber 22 of Peace Motel and Rova Feller 31 of West Court street. Catharine E Fauss 29 of Edwards road. Frankee and Amelia are noted with addresses listed.
A collage of domestic tips covers polishing aluminum with borax ammonia and water, brightening marble with ammonia in wash water, removing ink from linen with tallow, detachable garment parts, starching busts, cleaning jewelry with alcohol, preserving black stockings, soapstone care, dust cloths, wrapping cakes with toothpicks, handling fringed bedspreads, wringing avoidance, hanging lines, removing water spots, sponging and solvents for plush, and sustainable uses for chicken fat and hot milk in cooking. The piece reads as practical, era-typical household guidance with numerous specific tricks and improvised methods.
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