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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1925
Page
5
A domestic scene unfolds as Marcella and Bob reconcile after a late night, discussing drinking and temper, with Bob vowing to quit and Marcella forgiving him. The couple's quarrel ends peacefully as they reflect on their honeymoon and their tentative plan for Betty's return.
Marcella Lane and Robert Hanson discover that a peaceful courtship does not guarantee a smooth married life. Their early understanding proves insufficient as marriage brings fresh challenges for both partners.
A narrator schemes to slip away with her mother in law for a woodland walk. She enlists Leila to keep Durkee and Miss Fairfax occupied, plans a taxi ruse to mislead observers, and imagines a quiet escape down the woodland path aided by a discreet confidant. The plot hinges on timing and secrecy.
The article argues the mother is the world’s most important job and discusses how breast feeding shapes infant health. It reviews cow milk modification, acidified milk, and jetting in orange juice with egg yolk as newer ideas to prevent scurvy and rickets, advising consulting a doctor for individual cases. It also includes a Q and A section on diabetes, colds, acne, acne, weight, stuttering, arthritis, and diet guidance.
The article urges careful selection of cleaning agents rather than using whatever is handy. It covers aluminum cookware cleaning with wire wool and window cleaner powder, dishwashing powders, silver cleaners chosen by firm reputation, and general tips for brushes, bronzes, clocks, rock crystal, and marble care with specific methods and tools.
The article outlines methods to clean carpets and rugs using water with ammonia, a dust powder that brightens rugs, and brushing after vacuuming. It describes caring for dark paint with a soft brush and cloths with wax, plus floor renewal steps including filling, varnish, wax, and waxing rags for easy maintenance. It notes a tile floor cleaner sold as powder mixed with water. Cleansing is framed as an art for housekeepers.
A look at Southern and town hat trends in 1925. French models inspire color and floral accents while close fitting crowns dominate city wear. Felt hats prevail with feathers bows and tassels as trim options and cresting silhouettes feature grooved crowns and upward curving brims.
Horizontal and vertical word lists for a crossword with numerous clues across and down. The puzzle includes instructions, numbered entries, and a key to yesterday's puzzle for reference.
Cable from Philip Geier the recently elected president abroad delays word on the administration plan. First Vice President J A Bron acts as president until Geier’s return. Hutton sent a cable seeking a detailed policy within two weeks ahead of the board’s first regular meeting on Tuesday.
A letter from Indianapolis discusses easing childbirth using Mother's Friend. The writer claims chloroform nearly used, states baby came with few pains after using the product, and urges others to obtain the free booklet from Bradfield Co. The ad touts Mother's Friend as sold in drug stores with full bottle directions.
Unusually fine quality black charmeuse silk from Shillito's, Crow black shade, 40 inches wide, priced at $1.59. Notable for deep rich color and exceptional value.
A note advertises Black Rep Bengaline at 1.49 yd highlighting a reversible material of pure Italian silk and Australian wool. Describes it as beautiful lustrous fabric of high quality sold on Shillito’s 2nd Floor.
Shillito's Fine Dress Goods offers all wool serge at one dollar per yard. Double warp weave with cashmere finish in cranberry scarlet sponge blonde poudre blue saddle and other shades.
Advertising copy notes fabric at 5.50 dollars per yard. Describes plush texture from cashmere wool and camel hair with natural and ash rose color options. Mentions arti choke and tile hues as examples.
Jaunty checks plaids and Roman stripes display spring colors. Popular for women's and children's frocks. Effective color combinations in checks plaids and stripes. The soft cashmere finish makes it extremely desirable.
Shillito's offers fancy percale fabrics at 15c and 17c per yard, 36 inches wide, with extra large assortments in light and dark patterns. Also available 25c and 29c per yard, 36 inches wide, with assorted patterns suited for morning dresses and aprons.
Celebrated imperial chambray gingham offered in multi colored stripes checks and plain effects. 32 inch width described as splendid for school and afternoon dresses. Readily suitable for spring wardrobes and casual wear.
Shillito's offers Special Bleached Muslin at 15 cents per yard, 36 inches wide, ideal for undergarments and nightwear. Lonsdale Bleached Muslin also available at 21 yards, 36 inches wide, noted for undergarments and night clothing. Cotton-Filled Comforts priced at $3.25 and Soft Comforts at $9.95, both 72 by 84 inches, with floral silkeline or sateen borders and warm fillings.
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