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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1920
Page
6
In a dark house, a daughter and her vigilant father inspect doors and a cherished memento box. The father’s secret-agent past fuels suspense as they prepare for a journey while Grace Draper haunts their thoughts. The scene ends with a tense, unresolved moment.
Marie Heisler of Freesport Illinois reports a persistent cough for years. She says Foley's Honey and Tar quickly helps coughs colds croup and whooping cough without opiates, and that children like it.
Registration for trade schools run by the Board of Education begins Monday. Programs include a Printing School two year co operative course, a Sewing Trades School two years in dressmaking embroidery millinery and power machine operation, and an Automobile Trades School with one year preparation and one year co operative work. Enrollment at Woodward High School for printing and sewing trades on Findlay Street. Girls 14 may apply, boys 14 through seventh grade for auto trades. Tuition for out of town boys is 50 dollars. Applications at Ray F. Kuns Trade School office.
More than $500 in prizes will be awarded today and tomorrow at Chester Park as school children celebrate the school end with boat races swimming and diving contests. The Public School Employees Association funds the prizes and Prof Albert Landwehr of the Public Schools Physical Education Department will oversee the events.
This 2910 pattern suits serge velvet corduroy tweed or cheviot and is suitable for wash fabrics like gingham chambrey gala tia khaki drill and linen. Sized 3 4 5 and 6 years with size 4 needing 3 yards of 27 inch fabric. Mail pattern illustration for 10 cents silver or 1 cent and 2 cents stamps.
An advertisement promises three hours to achieve curls and waves using liquid silmerine. It claims long-lasting hold, fluffy after combing, and safe application with a brush. Silmerine is sold at drug stores and toilet counters with explanatory directions. ItAlso serves as a hair dressing keeping hair soft and glossy adaptable for outdoor wear.
Boys and Girls Poultry Club members earned 4846 in three months from eggs and chickens. 324 members received 15 each for the term. 10 300 chicks hatched, 8470 reared valued about 3000. Eggs produced: 18360 dozen from 3360 hens, worth 7912 with 6897 used at home and 1014 sold. Feed cost 3065.92. Average production per hen 22 eggs per month.
Thousands of shoeworkers with families and friends will attend the annual playday celebration at Coney Island. The Shoe and Leather Club directs the program with Charles Ruppt and George Magavin, featuring morning athletic contests on ball diamonds and afternoon dancing and amusements.
Miss I. F. Cunningham entered the business sixteen years ago and now stands as a leading and highly successful real estate operator and rental agent in Columbus, Ohio.
The article surveys Paris influenced footwear and gloves as accessories. It highlights frilled slippers with blue accents and suede trims, and describes gloves ranging from suede to white silk in various cuffs. It notes gloves as integral to ensembles with short sleeves and summer wear options.
The article notes leather prices push toward fabric gloves with silk options gaining popularity. It highlights champagne whites and varied lengths, plus white glace and suede gloves for summer. It predicts brown shades will dominate next fall as textile and leather buyers standardize colors.
New Haven June 17. The Taft family announces the marriage of Miss Helen Taft, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Howard Taft, to Frederick J. Manning. The wedding will take place at Murray Bay Canada on July 15. Miss Taft will travel from Bryn Mawr to Yale commencement activities.
An honest letter from Mrs. Chas. Kay of Detroit endorses Foley Kidney Pills for backache rheumatic pains sore muscles and kidney and bladder trouble. She reports better sleep and reduced pain and says she will continue taking the pills.
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