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Newspaper
Cincinnati American
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1913
Page
5
Dorothy Dane presents reader questions on relationships fashion and etiquette. Advice covers engagement honesty eyebrow shaping college education and handling broken engagements with practical, cautious guidance. The column reflects early 20th century social norms and concerns in personal matters.
A literary musical luncheon trend enhances social life as clubs host hours before meetings. Hostesses create a music themed centerpiece with wire bars, vines, and flowers as notes, and place cards feature composers photos. Prizes include music related items and mini instruments.
An uncertain day with mixed influences from Venus Jupiter early then Saturn Uranus. Shopping and new clothing are lucky. actresses may gain engagements and insights into roles. Business may rise with Jupiter, political change favored by Sun aspect boosting power for women voters. reform for public schools foreseen. children attract reformers and orphanage concerns.
Fashion note highlights a belted blouse as a smart Russian-inspired trend for the year. It emphasizes elongated shoulders as a flattering feature and presents the blouse as versatile for wear.
Practical home tips cover baking, stove care, plant growth, cedar scent storage, hand whitening, linoleum cleaning, ironing stain removal, fabric whitening with oxalic acid, and preventing brown apple stains. Includes steps for testing cake doneness and preserving drawers with cedar scent.
A sewing note outlines velvet season outfits pairing velvet air fabrics with a blouse and broadcloth skirt. It details a medium size pattern needing three and a half yards of 27 inch material plus trimming, pattern 8065 for bust 34 to 42 inches, with a 10 cent mail request and 2 cent postage, plus coupon use. It also mentions the tulip tree, yellow poplar, as a premier timber species related to magnolias.
Describes a navy blue walking suit in velours de laine. The skirt flatters the figure with back plaits and a neatly cutaway coat features fringed silk, sash, and embroidered collars and cuffs for a stylish yet practical look.
A home oriented guide extols sharing meals with the lonely, emphasizing a simple, homelike Thanksgiving. Decorating ideas include pumpkins, apples, corn husks, bittersweet vines, autumn leaves, chrysanthemums, and fruit centerpieces to create a warm dining atmosphere.
The College of Music will present its noted string quartet at the Odeon on November 14 in the first chamber concert of a series. Principal Herr Johannes Miersch leads with Adolph Borjes Walter Werner and Ignatz Argiewicz. Mise Westfield joins as pianist. The feature artist and program are highlighted amid a broader discussion of Cincinnati as a music student city and the college’s aim for artistic excellence.
A prominent Walden Hills clubwoman declines a committee post to avoid overburdening her family. She explains her duty is to give first aid to her family as she manages home and church duties, hospital work, and philanthropy while others neglect their own households.
Modern advice urges women to avoid shrill straining in public spaces. Focus on low, even tones, stop all puddings of chattiness, and retreat from giggling lines. Read aloud to sharpen consonants, breathe deeply, and keep vocal cords healthy with daily throat care.
The Daughters of the American Revolution hold a chapter meeting at 10 AM Monday at Linton Street Kindergarten Mall Avondale with reports from the State Council Convention in Campton and speakers including Mrs Joseph Foraker Mrs Forging Mrs W W Glenn and Lowell Holbart The Folklore Society meets October 31 at Literary Club Room 25 Ener Eighth Street with Mian Lids Hosen hosting The Auction Bridge Club is hosted by Mrs Kamaey Washington Monday afternoon The Wyoming Musical Club programs Monday at the Wyoming Country Club featuring Howard Wentworth Heas piano and Pigman Aabuler violinist from the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra.
A list of marriage license pairs is recorded with each party’s name age and home address. Entries include James A Mowles and Melite Pearl from West Virginia and Tucker, plus others such as Arthur Jenscer and Preda Groener, William F Kallmeyer and Loelia Besemer, and Philip Philips with Mabel Quitman among many.
A 1920s style exhortation urges women to pursue a hobby to stay well and cheerful. It notes outdoor hobbies are especially beneficial and that focus on a pastime can prevent lingering worries. The piece links energy from hobbies to better health and social satisfaction.
A Philadelphia meeting drew over 109 little mothers for guidance by Dr. Mary Sallom on infant care including baths bottles and beds. Dolls and even real babies were used as models while the league reported progress in reducing wine and spirit consumption among children with only four hands raised when asked who had tasted liquor.
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