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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1925
Page
5
Dr Copeland urges balanced nutrition and mineral balance for bones highlighting phosphorus and calcium. He notes elder care, daily foods like milk cheese whole grains cabbage lettuce oranges and nuts as phosphorus sources and mentions simple hair and mole removal questions answered with electric needle.
Orchid as a lingerie color appears in shops with mauve and lavender tones. Lace in cream or beige, two tone ribbons enhance effect. Pleated undergarments mirror pleated skirts, with one piece chemise brassiere ensembles. Dresses feature yokes and capes. trend favored by younger shoppers.
Evelyn Roberts marries Lowell Randall in a late 1920s wedding scene. The couple exchange playful banter about household muffin making and aprons as they plan a domestic life after the ceremony.
Evelyn and Lowell clash after Leon Gaylord visits unannounced during a dinner surprise. Accusations fly as both recall insults and nagging, leaving Lowell torn between forgiveness and leaving to think it over. The scene ends with Lowell lighting his pipe for solace.
The narrator confronts Lee Chow and a distraught accomplice in a roadside interview after a threatening exchange. The man rails against police, while the narrator asserts control, declaring authority over the case and warning of consequences if the conversation continues. Lee Chow watches from the car, vigilant.
The narrator notes a rapidly changing demeanor as if watching a tiger behind bars. A warning to not forget himself appears calm outwardly while inner nerves threaten to snap under the pressure of the clash.
Bordered crepes offered at five dollars fifty cents per yard with 54 inch width. Materials require 114 to 134 yards for a dress while showcasing many colors.
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