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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1922
Page
10
Harriet B. Elliott discusses common relationship barriers and social class differences in love. She argues that unwillingness to adjust personal traits or manners often blocks suitable matches and that rigid social conventions create divides between couples. Tomorrow she promises a list of key factors hardest to win affection from.
In a domestic vignette Paul frets over a green fishing hat Virginia gave away five years ago. He quarrels over its loss, muttering of best wishes to avoid a trip, then wanders the closet in search of memories as the couple’s friction grows. Tomorrow Warranted Extravagance
Jewelry valued around 6000 dollars was stolen from the Collateral Loan Office at 517 Central Avenue Monday night. Owner Meyer Bachrach found the break in at opening yesterday morning after a rear window bar was sawn. One safe was compromised and two safes opened. Watches jewelry and diamonds disappeared while window and show case items remained.
WAUKEGAN Ill June 6 At the National Woman's Trade Union League convention a resolution urged equal economic consideration for women who work in the home. It cited 8 000 000 women in wage earning roles and 20 000 000 doing domestic work at home, noting their indispensable yet unrecognized labor and economic value.
Mrs Elizabeth McCarley 34 of 409 West Fifth Newport Kentucky slipped into a large deep street hole while alighting a street car at Sixth and Walnut. She and her baby were taken to General Hospital where she suffered a confused left knee and elbow though condition not serious.
A letter from Stanley Shaffer representing the receivers of the Cincinnati Lawrenceburg and Aurora Traction Line urged the City Council to extend current fare rates for two more years, arguing that a fare increase is not opportune. The council referred the matter to the Street Railways committee. Also, the city decided to sell odd city parcels after street work, including properties on Pavilion Street and a corner at Sixth and Baymiller.
The Cincinnati Lodge of Elks plans a June 24 outing on Laughery Club grounds. An auto parade will depart from Walnut Street Eagles’ headquarters to the grounds for dancing music athletic events dinner and a buffet. Exalted Ruler Harry Appel leads. A Bart Horton is Officer of the Day. August Herrmann chairs Reception. Charles E Hall parade chief. John Fussinger heads Outing and Dance.
The article surveys fashion trends stressing simplicity and informality in dress. It notes Paris fashion shifts away from beaded frocks to velvet and net, while midsummer styles emphasize feminine lightness with silk and sheer crepes and chiffons dominating. Lace remains prominent in varied forms and colors, from white to pastel shades, with all over lace draped for delicate contrasts.
Adele Garrison sketches a tense dinner where untold schemes simmer. The narrator notices covert glances from Katie the maid and a cautious mood among Lillian, Allen Drake, and her father as suspicions of a conspiracy grow after a cryptic train encounter and an ominous warning to trap Katie in her room.
The performer arranges sixteen coins in four rows of four to form vertical heads and tails patterns. The trick moves two coins from the first vertical row to the right ends of horizontal rows then shifts them left to align all four vertical rows as alternating heads and tails.
A medical feature explains leukoplakia lingualis a severe white patch on the tongue and mouth. It discusses forms like leucodermia and leuconychia, possible causes such as irritations and smoking, and notes X-ray or radium can aid treatment while stressing hygiene and dentist care.
Reader questions cover soap for washing hair recommending pure soap such as castile soap with ample water. A young woman asks about sleeplessness linked to digestion and is advised to control diet, bowels, avoid late meals, reduce worry, and get outdoor exercise. A query asks for gall stones symptoms and water-related dangers.
Fifty Cincinnati law students sat the first part of the state bar exam in Columbus yesterday. Cincinnati Law School sent 27 students and St. Xavier 23, including Miss Ann Overman a Covington Kentucky attorney and clerk seeking Ohio certification. The exam comprises 100 questions worth up to 1000 points with a passing score of 750.
A patient challenges Freudian dream interpretation while a analyst explains dream life as free, primitive craving. The discussion covers death wishes for a child, unconscious aggression, and ordinary thoughts as to harming others in moments of anger.
A warm reception in Cincinnati greets Teethina, a teething laxative used for over sixty years. Proverbs claim it soothing cross and teething babies and help for older children, with strong physician endorsements and a mailed instructional booklet upon request.
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