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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1920
Page
7
Policeman Henry von Nehres horse Pard breaks traffic habits to beg candy from a Fifth Street confectionery. He nudges passersby with his muzzle and draws a wary umbrella wave from a woman, while a newsboy offers a nickel for a peppermint stick for Pard and his dinner.
Ibert H. Morrill urged that internal party rifts be settled in the August primaries. He criticized delegates who failed to back Harding, and urged loyal Republicans to unite against opponents in San Francisco for the country’s welfare.
Helen and Warren tour London for clothing and lunch. He pressures for a snug suit while she defends courtesy, then relaxes in Ye Old Cock Taverns amid old world charm. A piano of miscommunication follows the tailor’s rude glance and their palate’s English dinner.
Veterans seek discharged records for bonuses and aftercare but many leave discharges in offices. Names listed include Kemp, McGill, Smith, Furlong, Hammeck, Hamrick, Silkwood, Staundenmaier. Inquiries directed to Herbert G. Folger at the local Red Cross, 22 West Eighth Street.
John H Stewart elected president of the Aero Club of Cincinnati to serve in Mayor Davis absence with J E Hendrixson as secretary. The group plans to push for a municipal air field as proposals for air mail service move from Washington via Pittsburgh Columbus Cincinnati Louisville Indianapolis and St Louis. A Chamber of Commerce and Business Men's Club will be asked to cooperate on securing the field.
The Cincinnati Foreign Trade Department plans a hotel meeting to explore Holland as a market and supply source for Cincinnati manufacturers. Dr. D H Andreas of the Royal Netherlands Legation will discuss Netherlands trade, while Frank A Foster of the University of Pekin will present China opportunities. Eugene Stern will preside.
Funds are available for the first year of work by the City Planning Commission, announced at a United City Planning Committee meeting held at the Chamber of Commerce yesterday.
In a domestic comedy set in 1920, Adele Garrison's narrator finds herself juggling irritation and affection as Mrs Durkee and family plans collide with packing and window schemes. The scene hinges on social frictions, humor, and a looming travel dispute. The piece ends noting rising women’s wage levels from $9.50 to $16.13 between 1915 and 1919.
Wardrobe guidance for women stressing individual type preferences and seasonable trends. The article discusses petite versus large figures, tailored lines, and hat shapes, then highlights organdie dress trends in pink orchid and red colors, with linen-organza combinations and sash styles. It cites a 1920 Fairchild copyright.
Stockholm June 2 The rising coal costs and freight charges push Parliament to electrify state railways. A 23 000 000 kronen first installment funds the Gothen to Stockholm line with future grants planned for Malmo Stockholm and Stockholm Boden on trunk routes.
A vintage ad promotes liquid silmerine as a harmless hair dressing that creates natural looking waves and curls. It stays sleek and glossy longer, resists heat wind and moisture, reduces flyaway ends, and keeps hair soft. A few ounces from a druggist last weeks and it is best applied with a clean toothbrush along the full hair length.
John C. Smith of 310 South Fourth St in Cuyahoga Falls Ohio recounts his wife’s health decline over a year with loss of appetite pain headaches and dizziness. After taking Tanlac she improved rapidly regained sleep and appetite and now feels strong again. Tanlac is sold by Dow Drug Company in Cincinnati and through its 21 stores in nearby towns.
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