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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1925
Page
5
Chickie Bryce joins Jake Munson at a glamorous party with Janina and Ida Larkin. The group, rich with flirtation and social ritual, circles around the promise of love and wealth, while Chickie weighs a dream of a powerful, dazzling union against the safer, familiar life she remembers.
The excerpt describes European children's winter dress with short coats, helmet hats, fur collars, and muted pleating. It contrasts party frocks in light fabrics with lace and scalloped hems, noting color alignment with adult styles and the social tone of fashion in the era. An unrelated narrative follows about Hugh Grantland, Lillian, and a rector, unfolding a separate scene.
Readers of The Commercial Tribune can ask Eleanor Gunn about clothes problems by sending a self addressed stamped envelope to the Fashion Editor.
Had some wonderful joy tucked away for me. Jane notes a surprise as Janina and Barry Dunne come up the stairs. Chickie sees pleasant eyes and a red haired young man winking. The line hints at a reconciliation as the party continues tomorrow.
A vivid city-wide tale of heart and soul draws attention as readers urged to subscribe to The Commercial Tribune. The appeal emphasizes widespread discussion and offers subscription options via coupon mail or Canal 6300 telephone line.
In a tense scene at the rectory, Lillian reveals Hugh Grantland’s dangerous fixation and suspects he heard a caller’s voice. She recalls her attempt to warn the wife, fearing a possible confrontation as she considered safety and escape. TheInternal tension centers on pursuit, secrecy, and risk.
The Lions Club met at the Chamber of Commerce with Dr. L. Howard Schriver president and Lee Hawes directing. Music was provided by Mrs. James Lee Cobb and others. Harry Pence explained newspaper production. The lunch event next week will host over thirty Sands School blind children at noon.
H. J. Pfiester president of the Cincinnati Automobile Club denies rumors the club serves only members for 1926 license tags. He says the public may still obtain tags at no charge, with little delay due to many clerks.
Joan a practical business girl marries artist Peter Sylvester despite opposite temperaments. She compels him to remove Tipsy Tom from their studio but he defends the benefactor who funds his rent. A dinner scene unfolds as Mrs. Evelyn Eldridge enters, foreshadowing another marital complication.
Tomorrow forecasts an active fortunate day with business and finances under favorable planetary influences. Travel should be postponed. those born on this day face a year of enterprise and adventure in trade and profession, while a child may be clever versatile ambitious and eloquent.
A. L. Behmyer Postmaster urged quicker response to postal requests in a radio address on Station WSAI. The public was reminded postal workers have a Christmas holiday and no mail will be delivered in the city on Christmas Day except special delivery matter, and none on rural routes.
The Italian Senate voted 150 to 68 in secret ballot to approve the government’s measure to restrain press liberty, marking the largest opposition the government has faced in the upper house.
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