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Newspaper

Cincinnati American

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 02, 1913

Page

7

Central Suffrage Committee Names Ward Leaders in Cincinnati

The Central Suffrage Committee met Wednesday afternoon to appoint ward leaders for the November school board election. Mrs. M. C. Sherwood, Mrs. A. K. Wilson, Mrs. Edna Olinstein and Mrs. Matilda Murray will lead their wards and urge women to register today at the polls from 8:30 to 1 and 4 to 6. Regular meetings follow an afternoon session at 2:30 and an evening gathering.

Central Suffrage Committee M. C. Sherwood A. K. Wilson Edna Olinstein Matilda Murray

Daughters of America Elect Julia Foster to State Judiciary

Woodward Council No 5 Daughters of America met and elected Mrs. Julia Foster of Mt Healthy to the state Judiciary. The council with over 200 members attends meetings regularly. The Cincinnati estate convention drew new members and Hamilton County aims to surpass other counties in membership, with eight thousand names already on the county list.

Woodward Council No America Julia To Foster Mt. Healthy State Judiciary Daughters Cincinnati Hamilton County

Women Taxpayers League Forms In Cincinnati Area

Under Mre Mae Von Walden direction Walnut Hills women organize a club to push fair tax proportioning and ensure homes pay minimum tax. The group mirrors a male chapter with similar aims. The first meeting is Monday October 6 at 2 20 p m at Mia Carrie Quarters home 231 Gilbert Avenue Walnut Hills.

Mre Mae von Walden Walnut Hills Cincinnati Woman's League Mia Carrie Gilbert Avenue Walnut Hille

Advance fur set details and risks for fashion

The article describes a four piece fur set including muff, collar, stock, and cuff with silk and fox or sable trim. It notes design features such as a square muff covered in white silk, fur banding, high stock, and cuffs with inseparable eye hooks, and discusses a costly three piece variant using a white German Spitz-like fox and a stuffed head.

The Girl with Red Hair and Other Everyday Questions

A collage of vintage Q and A style notes on fashion color choices for women, dress etiquette at meals, vinegar usage, body care, and social introductions. Includes historical references to a first inauguration site and the Cavalry at Princeton, with assorted health and etiquette tips.

Features of the Smart Winter Hats

The article outlines three hat types: an outing hat in white cream felt with silk tricot mesh details, an inexpensive looking black velvet picture hat with a wide ribbon trim, and the ultra chic black butterfly hat in chantilly lace resembling bat wings. A final all black velvet creation with a lace halo completes the set.

Bretelles

Office Girls Learn to Stop After Work and Rest

Practical advice urges women workers to switch off after hours to protect health. Judge the need to unwind, avoid chasing work thoughts, and seek recreation. Emphasizes balance as responsibilities grow and brain needs downtime.

Jeasie Roberts

Widow’s Three Tests For Suitors In Advice Column

A widow recounts a man’s character tests for marriage warning about eating, laughing, and kissing as clues. She cites that hearty laughter signals a good temper while loud empty laughter signals lack of feeling. She warns against greed and notes kissing as the crucial factor in choosing a husband.

Wife of McCall supports home life over suffrage

Mrs. Edward B McCall, wife of the Democratic mayoral candidate, says she does not favor women voting and prefers home life. She will not campaign, cites day nurseries and club activities, and notes her pride in being wife to B McCall and mother to their children. She mentions a small ivory collection as her weakness.

New York City New York Bie Edward B McCall Tam Moit

The Ubiquitous Ruffle in Winter Fashion

The article notes the continued popularity of neck ruffles and filmy tour de cou in white or shaded tulle through winter. It describes fur stoles turning into shawl like wraps, worn over shoulders rather than around the neck.

Daily Horoscope Forecast Warns of Global Tensions

The column foresees shifting planetary aspects indicating cautious financial risk and potential losses in markets. It notes a British woman provoking US club discussions, hints at a Persian revolution, rising war signals, tension in Mexico, and health concerns tied to the Pope amid planetary conjunctions.

Persia Mexico United States Jupiter

New Paris Gowns Use Rich Laces In Lavish Styles

Paris dressmakers display afternoon and evening gowns trimmed with costly lace. An illustration shows a white satin foundation with a tunic of white marines lace and black Chantilly over it. A Chantilly flounce is caught at one side to conceal the sleeve.

Kevery

Miss Wilsons Trousseau Promoted as All American

Loyal Jessie Wilson daughter of the President, to marry Francis Sayrent in New York on November 25, pledged an all American trousseau crafted from American goods by American women. Rumor says linen may be spun by mountain Southern women, reflecting the Wilsons support for Southern uplift and Mrs. Wilson’s ties to the Southern Educational Association.

Jessie Wilson Francis Trousseau Aly

Feast Pressure Drives Dinner Guests Toward Rudeness

A man recalls persistent urging to eat more at meals leaving him torn between social duty and personal limits. He fears choices to avoid dinners or endure chronic overindulgence may label him rude or unhealthy.

Astrological forecast for trades and professions in 1918

The passages describe favorable celestial influences for various occupations including tractors machinists iron workers carpenters and surgeons. It notes luck for educators police officers soldiers and government agents and predicts strong will and ambitious drive for those born under Taurus with opportunities for marriage for the young.

Jupiter McClure

Makes Her Own Monument on Secret Brittany Island

Mme. Sarah Bernhart vacationing offshore Brittany buys a desolate island and carves a tomb monument. She works with a young Breton woman on a clay sketch, keeping the design of the monument strictly secret.

Mme Sarah Bernhart Brittany

Coat of arms gown sparks questions of taste

A new rich woman, whose father rose as a money king, wore a satin dinner gown embroidered with a family coat of arms on the back, and a similar heraldic motif on the bodice. The emblems are subtle but provoke discussion about fashion taste and American snobbery.

Stunning Brown Velvet Fashion With Navy Olive Serge Trim

The ensemble features a navy olive serge coat trimmed with black braid and blue satin, a lace vest, white plume hat, white kid gloves, and patent feather boots. A blue velvet hat with caraca facing, copper satin gown with chif fon-over bodice, and a cutaway brown velvet coat trimmed with fur complete the winter chic look.

Mourning etiquette and social memory tips in old society

A column discusses funeral fashion and proper mourning rules, noting crepe and black wear vary by relation and year. It then shifts to social memory, with a dialogue about remembering faces and names, the value of polite memory, and tips to cultivate it while urging less near work for children.

Owell Adam

Inspiration Banner for Quotations

A simple idea to keep inspirational quotes in one visible place. Use a school or college pennant hung at eye level to pin and unpin quotes, avoiding wall pinpricks and clutter while making the sayings easy to notice and read.

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