Chickie by Elenore Meherin
A stenographer Chickie with Pan era dreams pursues a better life as she meets a millionaire, revealing conflict between fantasy and genuine love in this novel described as highly engaging for youth.
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1925
Page
7
A stenographer Chickie with Pan era dreams pursues a better life as she meets a millionaire, revealing conflict between fantasy and genuine love in this novel described as highly engaging for youth.
Chickie, a business student, dreams of love with Arthur after a hopeful movie outing and moonlit hillside talks. He flirts, promises future plans, and hints at marriage yet abruptly ends contact, leaving Chickie to confront a ruined romance and uncertain future.
In a talk referencing Richard Washburn Child, Jimmie Birch extols lighting's impact on life. He claims bright rooms prevent divorces, aid study, and improve worship, while dim light can harm health and happiness. He cites windows and sun exposure as vital to well being.
Dining on fashion and travel notes describe knitted garments in Rome with bold designer touches and peasant jumper outfits, noting oversized coats and cubist silks. The health section emphasizes light's impact on mood and vitality, urging bright home lighting and cheerful surroundings with a Q&A on neuralgia remedies.
The Com mercial Tribune appeals to readers to not miss a feature described as a story of heart and soul. It encourages regular subscriptions, offering a mail coupon or telephone option to Canal 6300 for circulation.
No. 5 134 shows a model with shaped shoulders or camisole top for cambric lateen crepe and crepe chine in six sizes 4 6 8 10 12 14 years. No. 5 297 offers a practical closing romper for a tiny boy or girl in three sizes 6 months 1 and 2 years with a 6 month size needing 1½ yards of 36 inch material.
Advertises a fashion guide for fall and winter 1925 26 offering the latest styles. Provides price of 12 cents in silver or stamps to obtain the book.
Missee Graham and Lee Chow flee in a car, disguising a Chinese man as a widow. The road to Tyndall winds past a ivy cloaked church and rectory as they seek safety, while two men on the veranda catch the narrator’s wary eye. The scene closes with a tense sense of unseen pursuit.
Marilyn plans to avoid men in Chicago while her sister curiously watches. Marilyn confesses she is in love with Livingston and aims to win him back by meeting his cousin through a dinner plan. Bob schemes to pair two lonely hearts as Marilyn arrives at Amy’s home in Chicago.
The forecast notes minor annoyances and disappointments but says Jupiter and Mars bring focus toward serious channels. New projects should be deferred and caution urged against loss or extravagance. Birthdays face possible setbacks this year but Jupiter promises a steady, studious child with an even career.
John J. Tigert, Commissioner of Education, urges expansion of the Bureau of Education to improve curriculum organization school finance buildings and construction teacher training and secondary education in his annual report He also calls for expanded bureau work in Alaska noting limited service and great medical needs among natives.
Washington officials released the annual pension report noting a net 13 002 decline in pensioners to 512 537 as of June 30. Deaths totaled 46 646, offset by 33 644 additions, with 21 War of 1812 widows still listed and Civil War survivors expected to persist into 1950. 217 150 612 was paid in pensions, down from 229 994 777 the prior year.
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