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Newspaper
Cincinnati American
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1913
Page
5
The article surveys seasonal fashion revivals including wired tunics, Medici collars, flounced skirts, and fur trims. It notes beaded trims, peltry corsages, bishop sleeves, and net evening wraps as current style features, and answers reader questions on using fur and hat brims.
A Utah University dean compares vanity boxes used by ancient Greek women to modern items and calls the era one of Oriental splendor, while health questions on cancer myths, hives, warts, diet, and remedies are answered with caution and practical guidance.
A fashionable woman displays a leopard skin coat with fox fur collar and cuffs. The wrap is presented as both stylish street wear and a statement garment.
Marcian Thalberg, the Austrian pianist, gave a recital at the Conservatory of Music to an enthusiastic audience. He played twenty numbers from Boch, Chopin and Liszt.
The notice lists multiple marriage licenses with names ages and addresses for pairs including Kruse Johnson 21 of Cutter street and 4A Bailey 18 of Pike street, Charlies Macht 37 of Indian Hill and Dorothy Kraemer 26, William Adame 21 Powers street and Dorothy Hill 20 Sasrafras street, Alfred Perdue 55 Central avenue and Lizzie Justice 36, Charles Crew 49 Lexington Ky and Bettie Milton 39 West Eighth street, Sylvester Severs 8 St Bernard and Minchie Webber 36 same address, Harry Lyons 22 Louisville Ky and Louise Grote 20 Carthage, Blaine Willenberg 21 West McMicken and Hannah Andler 21 Stetson street, Hubert Tolbert 21 Reading road and Erma Heck 18 East University avenue, Charles Kloeb 24 St Bernard and Marie Brigger 21 same address, Edward Reinhart 25 Ludlow Ky and Edna Foertsch 22 Queen City avenue.
In 1860 London at Mrs. Rhead’s home John Rhead and Rose Sibley confess love amid a shipbuilding dispute. John urges Rose to help win support for his iron ship scheme against Sam Sibley and her father. Rose promises aid while fearing family opposition and a future clash between past and future. John declares he is in love and seeks Rose’s sympathy and partnership to advance his plan.
Fashion notes describe elegant one piece evening wraps with satin charmeuse and fur detailing. It discusses materials Duveryn wool and peau de souris, cape patterns for sizes 34 to 44, yardage requirements, and a Mahton pattern with ordering instructions by mail.
A large audience enjoyed a chamber concert by Mesare, Mierach, Brorjes, Werner, and Areiewics at the Odeon. Beethoven in E minor and Schumann pieces highlighted intimate artistry, with Miaa Weertfield delivering refined tone and phrasing. Ottoker Novacek’s quartet closed the program to strong local praise.
A mix of household tips and sewing guidance shows how to remove ink stains with kerosene, cook salted cod with potatoes and onions, and craft tunics from fabric. It includes pattern details, sizes, and a mail order coupon for pattern 8087 with 10 cents plus optional extra postage.
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