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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1920
Page
6
A feature on knitwear outfits from head to toe, describing gray knitted dresses hats and silk and wool accents with new filet stitches and adaptable Tuxedo styles. It notes the shift toward simple graduation frocks in schools with self-designed white materials and occasional caps and aprons as uniforms.
A columnist debunks myths about nutrients and blood quality, explaining carbohydrates proteins vitamins and their roles. It cites Dr. J. G. Roper's vitamin experiments on a six month old patient, showing how vitamin supplementation can trigger rapid growth and recovery on a proper diet.
An advertisement touts saxolite lotion as a near magical remedy for facial wrinkles. It promises quick, complete smoothing by tightening skin and improving circulation, claiming easy prep from druggists and a single mix with witch hazel.
In Mother Graham's room Madge Graham and her neighbor Mrs. Durkee discuss Rita Brown's wedding invitation and Leila's plans. Mrs. Durkee erupts over Rita's presence while Madge deftly probes the issue, revealing family tensions and control over seating and etiquette as the scene ends with a cliffhanger.
Noted guests gathered at Social Service Hall for Colonel and Mrs Edward Stuart's ball for attractive girls including their niece Miss Nelson. Colonel Traub led the march with Miss Nelson and Colonel Stuart with Miss McNutt. About 150 society members attended as Mrs Stuart shimmered in scarlet georgette and the favors echoed red white blue. Mr and Mrs Samuel Klein of Avondale plan a three week tour to New York and Bermuda with their daughter.
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