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Newspaper
Cincinnati American
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1913
Page
7
Eva age sixteen seeks outings with boys and is urged to spend more time with her parents for a while. The column counsels patience, family approval, and modest social rules. It also includes practical kitchen tips and a home remedy for skin care and onion pickling.
A guide to fur fashions notes a wide range of styles and prices from leopard to mouse and gray squirrel. It highlights durable sable astrakhan and fox varieties, mentions fitch and bearskin affordability, and warns of care and storage needs while previewing fabrics that mimic real pelts. The piece also describes Zentifa zorita and facial details like Persian lamb with skunk collar and cuffs.
Postmaster General Burleson authorized postmasters to deliver letters addressed to Santa Claus to responsible charitable institutions or reputable individuals in the city of address. The regulations apply annually to letters received in December.
In a Kensington Gore drawing room, Mrs Rhead and her daughter Rose clash with modern views on marriage and society. The scene sketches class, fashion, and generational tension as Ned Pym and the men are due to enter, foreshadowing family conflict.
Water damaged stock from Lace Curtains Draperies Portieres at 607 Main Street after a Friday night fire. Most damage is slight with a cleanup sale starting immediately. Prices range from $1.85 to $10.00 per item, with broad selections including draperies portieres and lace curtains.
In a vivid domestic moment Mrs. Rhead and Rose discuss Gertrude's energetic influence and the clash with "modern ways" as Gertrude departs with John and the household anticipates upheaval. Mr. Rhead sighs over the family dynamics while Gertrude returns in a bold, independent stride.
Encourages beating low spirits by staying busy with simple tasks such as sewing, walking, or yard work. Advises not to dwell on nerves, seek small pleasures, and share moments with others like inviting someone for tea to lift mood and maintain optimism.
A reader discusses methods to exterminate bedbugs, noting plain kerosene as a cheap option and stressing good ventilation. The advice warns that kerosene may not fully destroy the pests and can leave a lingering odor for days, but it is readily available and inexpensive.
A satirical verse questions wars and myths fueled by love for a girl. It challenges the notion that great deeds are justified by affection, surveying historical and mythic events through a playful lens.
The minaret tunic returns as a fashionable staple in poiret influenced outfits. Designers feature light fabrics and a long straight silhouette with a loosely wired hoop skirt and fur or lace trim at the lower edge, marking a shift from last season's style.
The Parisian trend leans toward dyed hair to match gowns with bold shades from snow white to pale blues. Wigs in color and coordinated accessories push a total look, as roach-control tips appear amid fashion notes.
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