Revelations of a Wife Seeks Major Grantland’s Gown Pieces
Adele Garrison notes Major Grantland asked to obtain gown pieces for the wedding party and possibly visit with them on his way to New York. Madge contemplates accepting the gifts while Mother Graham objects, warning against lending dress goods. The scene hints at social tensions and flirtations surrounding the Durkee household.
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Madge
Grantland
Graham
Major Grantland
Mrs. Durkee
Dicky
Alfred Durkee
Alfred
Mother Graham
New York
Margaret
Seasonable Beauty Aid Shampoo Ad for Canthrax
An old advertisement extols canthrax as a simple inexpensive hair shampoo that cleanses the scalp of dandruff oil and dirt. It claims hair dries quickly and evenly with a bright soft fluffy look and easy styling after use. The ad notes dissolving a teaspoonful in hot water yields a cup of shampoo to apply to all hair.
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Ady
Castile
Arnica Tinctire
Social workers meet in Cincinnati Kenton Center gathering
Cincinnati welfare workers met at the Kenton Center with representatives from each charity and social service center. Attendees included Miss Alice Richard of Associated Charities Miss Nelle Dowd of the Catholic Community Center Rev Francis Gressie of Catholic Charities Miss Avery of the Public Library Dr W H Peters Miss Marie Carter of the Kenton Center and Miss Annie Mack of the American House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Social Welfare Workers of
Cincinnati
Kenton Center
Charities and Social Service
Alice Richard
Associated Charities
Nelle Dowd
Catholic Community Center
Francis Gressie
The
Catholic Charities
Miss Avery
Public Library
W. H. Peters
Marie Carter
Annie Mack
American House
Proper Thing Now is to Peel Off Soiled Skin
Consumers urged to avoid creams and rouges in hot days and try mercorized wax. Advertisers claim the wax cleanses complexions while sleeping, leaving a white satiny look free from freckles pimples and blemishes after a few days treatment.
Summer Styles And Dance Influences In The Fashion Season
Summers fashion notes highlight sporty knitted silk blouses navy and white, cloche hats, and short skirts suitable for dancing at hotels and country clubs. The piece surveys fabrics like embroidered net, organdie, baronette satin, crepe de chine, and satin combos with detailed silk trims and ribbon sashes as current style signals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
New York
London
Fairehtid
Secrets of Health and Happiness by Dr Hirschberg
Dr Hirschberg argues bare feet promote foot health while modern stiff shoes cause flat feet and related problems. He notes high heels offer little overall benefit, urges minimal shoeing, and compares foot function to athletic barefoot motion, stressing training and barefoot activity for strong, adaptable feet.
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DR. L. K. Hirshberg
Newspaper Feature Service, Inc
Social Notes on Weddings and a Homecoming Journey
Miss Mary F. Sebastian married James G. Hughes at the groom 2341 Kemper lane home to mark the fiftieth anniversary of the bridegroom s parents. Rev C J Sebastian officiated with Clara Hughes as bridesmaid and John C Sebastian as best man. Julia McCullough to wed George V McCullough at St Andrew s Church with Charlie McCullough as best man and Louise Klinkenberg as maid of honor. The couple plan a honeymoon trip to Michigan. Lillian E Parrish, daughter of L A Parrish Oakley, has returned from Honolulu after an eight thousand mile journey to teach music at Punahou University.
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Mary F. Sebastian
James G. Hughes
Kemper Lane
C. J. Sebastian
Central Church
Clara Hughes
John C. Sebastian
Otto Klinkenberg
Julia
George V. McCullough
St. Andrew’s Church
Charlies McCullough
Louise ‘Klinkenberg
Mrs. McCullough
Michigan
Lillian E. Parrish
L. A. Parrish
Oakley
Honolulu
Miss Parrish
Punahou University
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Adele Garrison
Main Street
Third Street
Reakirt Drug CO
Rome
Seer
Kroger
Eleanor Gunn
Shillito
America
Georgette Crepe
Crepe
Race Street
Commercial Tribune
Shillito’s
Cincinnati, C
Nnglo
Pictorial Review
Che Dol Shillits Gompar
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