One Girl's Heart by Fay Stevenson
Bettina Browning, a small town girl with stage aspirations, travels to New York. She meets showgirl Lucile White and actors Gordon de Coverly and Larry Larmont. After a tense wait she gains an audience with a powerful theater owner through a friend of Larry.
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Nan
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Hay fever remedies and cautions for seasonal allergies
Advice on managing hay fever including nasal irritants and the value of moisture in the air. Warns against habit forming drugs, notes potential links to food poisoning or animal contact, and suggests diet checks and medical guidance for relief. Includes reader questions on weight gain and body features with brief answers.
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What are adhesions and related medical Q A
Adhesions are bands of tissue from inflammation or surgery. A 25 year old woman of 5 feet 5 inches should weigh about 132 pounds. The cause of cracking joints is lack of synovial fluid. warm cod liver oil massage may help. Dr. Copeland will answer readers questions on medicine and hygiene.
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A Wife Faces Confrontation From Lucia Meredith
In a tense scene a wife confronts Lucia Meredith, realizing the innuendos and social maneuvering around her husband Dicky. Lucia tests boundaries while the wife maintains composure, masking triumph with polite apologies and sharp wit.
Hostess routes tense game amid guests distraction
A narrator exploits a guest’s discomfort to mask a calculation about control. Dr. Meredith and Lucia exchange controlled words while the hostess nudges a rug to ease the scene, as Katherine appears at the doorway to bring relief and order.
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Ladies' Apron and Costume Patterns for Bust Measures
Advertises pattern numbers 4863 and 5205-5211 for ladies aprons and costume pieces. Details sizes include busts 34 to 48 inches and skirts 26 to 37 inches waist with corresponding hip measures. Yardage given for 36 and 40 inch fabrics. ensemble requires 45% yards of 40 inch material for a 38 inch size. Two patterns, 10 cents each, mailed to any address with 10 cents in silver or stamps.
Bathing fashions vary by locale and taste at the shore
The article contrasts conservative rules at Bailey’s Beach with daring beachwear. It notes knitted suits with life-saver belts are frowned at, while wraps, tunics, and feminine touches dominate. Purple dyed knits are popular but banned in stricter spots.
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Eleanor Gunn Fashion Editor Solves Clothing Dilemmas
Readers of The Commercial Tribune can write to Eleanor Gunn, Fashion Editor, for clothing advice. Send self addressed stamped envelopes to ELEANOR GUNN at The Commercial Tribune for help with fashion problems.
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Narrow-mindedness and social roles in a salon clash
A woman of the world critiques narrow mindedness while contrasting her frock and social circle with two types of women, one churchgoer and one highball crowd. The narrator urges broader views and respect for diverse lives, questioning the limits of a single lifestyle.
HOME HAPS AND MISHAPS AT THE FIVE AND TEN
Helen signals a mysterious clo man through a window screen offering not money but pots and pans. He arrives with a brimming assortment and a keen smile as she bargains over a suit in a quirky barter scene.
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Bargain Exchange Over Pan Ornaments Domestic Tease
Helen and Arthur haggle over a squatty aluminum pan in a domestic barter as he hides a questionable money scheme. She recalls past family squabbles while snooping becomes a quiet plan to delay discovery of his fishing pants mystery and a risky 40 percent money plan.
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Helen
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Home Making Tips by Wanda Barton
Summer at the beach calls for oilcloth bags in dark colors with felt appliques and silk linings. Oilcloth cushions suit picnic supplies. fern pot covers use colored millinery straw braid with bold motifs. Old fashioned linen shawl strap rolls regain popularity for all day outings with crash fabric and decorative stitching.
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Ban Hopes Rise For Desire Under the Elms
London reports Basil Dean plans new effort to lift the Lord Chamberlain ban on Eugene ONeill's Desire Under the Elms. He returns October after a U S trip and cites past censorship shifts. Olga Petrova wonders if her Hurricane may be allowed in January.
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New York World News Service
London
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Federation of Labor Opposes Immigration Law Change
The American Federation of Labor Executive Council rejected modifying the immigration law and denounced efforts to admit aliens ineligible for citizenship as un-American. It criticized propaganda to weaken the law and warned against Japanese being placed under the quota, while President Green urged stricter rules and said candidates favoring floods of foreigners would be opposed.
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Bedford Star Player Poison Mistake Near Death
Otis Wible a 20 year old Bedford Indiana basketball star is near death in a Louisville hospital after taking poison tablets by mistake in Bowling Green Kentucky. He had been employed there six weeks and sought headache relief when he consumed fifteen grains before the error was found.
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Bedford
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Amusements Cox presents The Rear Car at Cox Theater
The Stuart Walker Company brings The Rear Car to Cincinnati at the Cox Theater starting Monday night. Edward E. Rose wrote the mystery play set entirely in a railroad president’s private car featuring Ruth Hammond.
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Capitol Presents Zander the Great Starring Marion Davies
Cap itol Theater opens Sunday with Zander the Great featuring Marion Davies as the adventurous orphan. Supporting cast includes Harrison Ford Holbrook Blinn Harry Myers Hobart Bosworth Emily Fitzroy Hedda Hopper and Harry Watson in a border raid Western thriller.
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Capitol Theater
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Alice Brady
Harrison Ford
Holbrook Blinn
Harry Myers
Hobart Bosworth
Emily Fitzroy
Hedda Hopper
Harry Watson
Tracked in the Snow Country at Lyric Theater
Rin Tin Tin stars in a Northern woods romance at the Lyric next week with June Marlowe David Butler Mitchell Lewis and Charles Sellen in principal roles. A dog locates and metes out justice to a criminal in the forest drama.
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David Butler
Mitchell Lewis
Charles Sellon
The Roughneck features stars at B F Keith’s San Francisco
The Roughneck opens Sunday at B F Keith’s San Francisco waterfront venue following the Spanish War era. Robert W Service wrote the story about a South Sea Island trader and his customary sweetheart in every port. Star George O’Brien leads with Billie Dove Harry T. Morey Cleo Madison and Anne Cornwell.
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South Sea Island
George O’brien
Billie Dove
Harry ‘S T. Morey
Cleo Madison
Anne Cornwell
Dorothy Gish Stars in Night Life of New York at Walnut
Dorothy Gish leads the Walnut Theater program starting Sunday in Night Life of New York with Ernest Torrence and Rod La Rocque supporting. The film is an original Edgar Wyn Selwyn scenario about a New York siren and a middle aged man who hires her to trap his reckless son.
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Dorothy Gish
New York
Walnut Theater
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Rod la Rocque
Edgar Selwyn
Strand Theater to Feature Her Husband's Secret
The Strand Theater announces the headline attraction Her Husband's Secret opening this week. The feature promises intrigue with a dramatic storyline and is expected to draw local audiences.
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Strand Theater
Martha Thompson Wows Zoo Audience With Prodigious piano performance
Martha Thompson headlined the Summer Symphony Orchestra at the Zoo last night. She played the Schumann piano concerto with remarkable technique and temperament. Encores included Ravel Jets d Eau and Scarlatti, all delivered with brilliance by the acclaimed artist.
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Two Cincinnatians Sentenced in Batavia
Special Dispatch reports in Batavia Ohio Ollie Denniville a 30 year old Cincinnati metal worker pleaded guilty to drunken driving after a Grant Highway collision with a vehicle driven by F S Walker of Amelia. Denniville received three months in the Day ton workhouse and a 100 dollar fine plus costs. Robert McIntyre thirty of Eastern avenue Cincinnati pleaded guilty to possessing aliquor before Mayor Larkin and was fined 100 dollars and costs or jailed. Sheriff Croswell made the arrests on August 2.
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Ollie Cenniville
McMicken Avenue
Cincinnati
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Dayton
Grant Highway
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Robert McIntyre
Eastern Avenue
Croswell
Ohio Guardsmen Prepare for Governor Visit at Camp Perry
Plans by the Seventy fourth Brigade of the Ohio National Guard at Camp Perry for Monday visit by Governor Donahey and Major General Robert L. Howze. A brigade review will feature the day, with a banquet for United Veterans of Former Wars and 147th Infantry officers. A Sunday afternoon concert by bands of the 166th and 147th Regiments is expected to draw a crowd.
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Donahey
Robert L. Howze
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Cincinnati
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Eve's Lover at Family Theater With Irene Rich
The romance of business and romance collides in Eve's Lover at the Family Theater starting Sunday. Irene Rich Bere Lytell and a supporting cast including Clara Bow Arthur Hoyt and Willard Louis star in the feature.
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Bere Lytell
Clara Bow
Arthur Hoyt
Willard Louis
Patton to Sing at Zoo Week of Evening Concerts
The Zoo brings back bass baritone Fred Patton for a week of solo performances starting Sunday. He will perform more than twenty minutes each half with a new repertoire, as part of the Zoo's evening program under conductor William J. Kopp. Free popular concerts and ice shows at 3, 7 30, and 9 p.m. attract crowds.
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Last days of Pure Food and Health Show at Chester Park
The eleventh annual Pure Food and Health Show in Chester Park runs its final days with cookie bakers and jelly makers competing today and tomorrow. The better babies contest winner will be announced tonight while next week’s vaudeville program features Bert Clinton and a lineup including Virginia Lee and the Rubeville Trio.
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Larry Seaman
Chester
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Rubeville
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Heime
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Coney Island Shines With New Pool and Attractions
Coney Island enjoys prime days with a rebuilt stretch offering sea sand and shaded tables. A shelter house protects visitors from rain while MacDonald's California Orchestra provides music for dancers at Moonlite Garden and Sunday bathers.
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MacDonald
California Orchestra
New Organ at Orpheum to Be Dedicated Sunday
The Orpheum Theater will dedicate a new organ on Sunday after a six month installation. Builders declare it one of the finest instruments, with large pipe chests and air chambers filling the stage. Richard Others, the builder, cites Buckingham Palace as a comparison. an echo organ in the gallery enhances the sound. Lillian Tyl er logstedt will give recitals before each evening performance next week.
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Orpheum Theater
Richard Others
Buckingham Palace
London
Lillian Tyler Logstedt
S S S confirms eczema relief by building red blood cells
Promotes S S S as a blood cell builder since 1826 to cleanse blood and fight eczema. Claims external skin treatment insufficient. asserts eczema relief comes from increasing red blood cells, improving skin clarity, flesh fullness, and vitality with a plant based remedy.
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