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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1919
Page
5
An advertisement promises service and good work with samples in a new style of mounts. It touts guaranteed quality and prices described as cheap as elsewhere for first class work, inviting customers to see the line.
Civic organizations meet at the Chamber of Commerce to coordinate an intensive campaign to implement plans discussed at a recent citizens meeting. The City Planning Commission referred the Paul Stewart Company request to build a one story cleaning station for automobiles on Gilbert near Lincoln to the Buildings Committee.
An old advertisement touts mercorized wax as a skin beautifier. It claims ordinary wax sorbs discoloration, flakes away scarred skin gently, and reveals a new clear complexion. The product is applied like cold cream and left on overnight.
Enthusiastic support backs a city project with plans to seek a $30,000 appropriation from Council. Citizens will add $70,000 or more through popular subscription to carry on the work.
A compiled list shows numerous names with ages and residences across Detroit and surrounding areas, including Wydman Brunhoff Freiberg Westheimer Hittner Littett Argo Martin Eicher Duerr Finke Burwell Keller Schuster Wambsgans Schwartz Hatfield Burlingame Lohrey Schenck Pflantz Bein Meitus Findling Roore Simmons Wheat Ziélonka Valentine Cawood Freeman Schabel Graber Hartley Mayerhaus and others, with addresses on Grace AV Forest V McMillan Elmwood Place College Hill Biocon Savannah Moore Dennis Wheeler Southern Av Westwood Av St James Av McMillan St Boudinot Av Clinton St Armory Ave Detroit MI.
Fashion note for women highlights coordinated yet contrasting daytime outfits. Designers showcase novelty fabrics and names like Ruff a Nuff and Kumsi Kumsa. Crepe de chine bodices pair with satin or sport silk skirts, while embroidery uses geometric patterns in same color as the bodice, finishing with kimono sleeves and a sash belt.
Dancing, when moderately indulged, is good exercise and engages every muscle. Regular home exercise like dancing or housework raises heat and energy, quickens breathing, and sharpens the mind. Do not overdo it, and prefer exercising when you feel like it to avoid laziness or weakness.
In a meadow tale Chatty Chipmunk joins Bunny Rabbit on a quick trip to a market. Bunny Rabbit attempts to steal carrots from Farmer Brown's garden while Chatty watches from the fence. A pursuing dog drives them away and Chatty admits Bunny was the thief, not him.
Mt Auburn Welfare Association calls a special meeting for Tuesday evening June 10 to consider improved car service for Mt Auburn and nearby areas. Traction Company plans to operate double-truck cars on Highland and Auburn avenues will be discussed and the association may endorse a preferred plan. The home-coming celebration for service members at the Zoo on July 5 will also be discussed.
In a cafe Milly Stockbridge confronts her husband Kenneth in a tense display of jealousy. Dicky misreads the situation, speculating about Miss Dean, while Alice Holcombe defends Kenneth’s gentleness. The narrator notes Milly’s quiet restraint and ponders the rivalries shaping the group.
A meeting of young students from public and parochial schools celebrated Pershing silver medals for selling over 2500 in War Savings Stamps since November 1. Ages 5 to 14 heard that Governor Cox will award medals at Music Hall on June 17. Winners include three from Avondale Public School and one from St Xavier.
Police identified the dead burglar shot by Patrolman Holinroth near Moerlein and Lyon streets on May 23 as Michael Maruska. Fingerprints, sent from the Bertillon Bureau and checked by NYC detectives, tied him to burglary in the third degree and a prior Auburn prison sentence.
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