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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1915
Page
5
Advice column with reader questions on rekindled engagement, trust after betrayal, multiple suitors, leap year timing, and legal notes on Ohio marriage licenses. Annie Laurie counsels probation before reengagement, caution on age gaps, and urges clear discussion of future plans.
A feature argues aging is not inevitable, citing Progeria and early aging in children. It notes experiments by Jennings and Woodruff on indefinitely extending life in small animals, mentions Carrel and Sajous, and describes thymus influence on aging. The piece portrays aging as curable alongside diseases like diphtheria.
Readers seek quick medical guidance on sciatica hair borax hair safety and weight gain. Dr Hirshberg offers general tips: examine prostate, avoid liquor, use elastic bands and electric treatments. borax in shampoo is neutral. to gain weight, eat a varied high calorie diet and get rest, fresh air, and fluids. He notes responses are for general interest and personal letters require a stamped envelope.
A noisy fair stalls the fortune teller booth where a brown skinned Arab seer sits fat and dusty inside. People wait impatiently as fortunes are told in the crowded street scene captured by Winifred Black.
A tale of a fortune teller in a booth reading palm lines for two friends. The first woman receives a prophecy of money and three husbands two gone and one coming while debating the truth of good fortunes. The younger friend hears a stark forecast of crowds music travel success but no love.
In Vera Cruz the Panantla annual Totonaco feast featured a giant pinwheel propelled by men strapped to poles. The wheel reached forty revolutions per minute with riders wearing fiber headdresses that blended at speed. Spectators cheered as the riders spun, then descended safely after the dizzying display.
A Western city welfare chief recounts how employers improve conditions by adding restrooms and lunchrooms, aided by the National Civic Federation. She notes laws protect injured workers and credits Miss Gertrude Beeks for nationwide welfare efforts, asking readers about changes in their cities.
The speaker recalls a fortune teller who tainted two women's reputations with lies about husbands. A younger friend warns that the teller spoils names, and the group contemplates how many husbands the next client might receive as fortune telling proceeds.
The tale tells of Narcissus a handsome youth who chases Echo the nymph into the woods. He dies by a brook after failing to touch his reflected image and flowers bloom where he rested, named Narcissus for his beauty and the golden center.
A white voile dress with a green and white embroidered edge deems a summer fashion favorite. The ensemble includes a net frilled underskirt, net ruffles on the bolero and cuffs, and black velvet cuff bands with a sash.
A dated essay argues that despite sweeping feminist progress the ideal of women is underrepresented among youth. It calls for mandatory ethics studies and celebrates historic female role models like Deborah Ruth Queen Elizabeth Victoria and Esther to shape character. It notes that rich children know their mothers less, while poor children see them as household drudges.
Three Germans who claimed to be C Gumprecht and Z Hauff of New York and H Haan of Copenhagen were arrested at Saeby Denmark. They were said to be involved in a scheme to free interned German officers from the two Zeppelins wrecked off the Danish coast in February.
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