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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1920
Page
7
In a domestic scene Adele Garrison reveals a new private home hair removal method using a phelactine stick that promises roots out without professionals. Marion, Lillian, and her father shelter Grace Draper with quiet strategizing as the narrator accepts care and weighs future actions.
A 1920 Fairchild piece notes modish underslips extend beyond outer garments into lingerie trends. It highlights one piece slips with scalloped lace flounces, detachable slips for two looks, and the fashion of wearing color under sheer dresses. It advises versatile, economical options for limited wardrobes and the rise of color in lingerie for dresses and negligees.
A tense exchange unfolds as a man refuses an unwanted hospitality offer from Lillian claiming a prior engagement with his father. He insists on a quick taxi ride to the station to eat and return, avoiding a quarrel with Betty over a rushed dinner. The scene ends with a plan to call for a taxi.
St Louis won the four game set as Frank Frisch contributed a key triple and a run. Hornsby and Kauff supplied multiple hits for the Cardinals while Young and Kelly paced the Giants with hits and a homer, but St Louis held on for the win in the ninth.
Pinch hitter Nicholson tied the game with a ninth inning homer as Schmidt stood on base then a double steal in the tenth brought Whitted home for Pittsburg in a 7 to 6 victory over Philadelphia.
Cleveland defeats New York 10 to 2 as Mays is knocked out in the third inning amid a wild spell. Bagby strong for Cleveland, Ruth fanned in the eighth, and Gardner drives in key runs with bases loaded. Continuous scoring sequence highlights the Yankees’ trouble and Cleveland’s offensive surge.
Readable lines show players and scores for Philadelphia and Detroit teams. The tally includes players such as Bush, Strunk, Walker, Griffin, Burrus, Ellison, Perkins, Pinehills, Galley, O'Stanage, Welsh, Leonard, and Naylor. Final totals indicate a high scoring game with numerous contributions from both sides.
Two-base hit for Bush. Three-base hit by Perkins as Griffin batted in the sixth. Shorten hit a home run. Pinelli and Shorten executed sacrifices. Double plays by Young, Bush and Ellison. Dykes, Galloway, and Griffin. Philadelphia left on base four. Detroit seven. Walks: Naylor three, Leonard two. Hit by pitch: Naylor hit Pinelli. Strikeouts: Leonard five, Naylor three. Time of game 1 27. Umpire Chill.
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