Tomorrow The New Shop The Hoodoo Lover Finds Work And Family Backing
Viola Carrington helps Jim Brown return to work, convincing him to pursue an independent haberdashery career in New York. Jim reunites with his father, who plans a Fifth Avenue shop with a dedicated buyer, while Viola leads and supports the venture, signaling a hopeful turning point.
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Viola Carrington
Jim Brown
Viola
Jim
Chicago
Haberdasher
New York
Brown
Fifth Avenue
van Dyke Bouton
By Press Publishing Co
Confessional Visit Deepens Hugh Grantland Mystery
Lillian verifies Lee Chow as Hugh Grantland's servant and confirms his loyalty to both Hugh and the author. The narrator jokes about Lillian's influence as they discuss the case and plan to inspect a girl's valise for new clues, aiming to unlock Hugh Grantland's disappearance.
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Lillian
Lee Chow
Ticers
Sam
Jerry
Underwood
Hugh Grantland
Hugh
Ah May
Convripht
Women 10 Make Home Exposition A Yearly Event
Cincinnati businesswomen with the Woman's World Home Beautiful Exposition at Music Hall announced plans to make the show an annual affair after visiting all booths for consensus. Exhibitors praised the event as clean and well managed and prizes were awarded in multiple contests.
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Cincinnati Business Women’s Club
Music Hall
Cincinnati
Sylvia Ewan
Alice Englebert
Mary Steubing
Oma Jackson
Elizabeth Critchell
Mabel Wallace
North Hall
Malaria Film to Be Shown by University of Cincinnati
The Medical College of the University of Cincinnati will present a film on malaria covering its spread by mosquitoes and control methods at Eden and Bethesda avenues. Prepared by the Rockefeller Foundation, the showing will be followed by a talk on malaria by Dr. T J LeBlanc of the hygiene department.
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Medical College of the
University of Cincinnati
Eden and
Bethesda Avenues
Rockefeller Foundation
T. J. LeBlanc
College
Department of Hygiene
The Long Trail Together
A reflective tale honors an aging couple who shared decades of life from a German village to a new home. Their quiet devotion endures through hardship, love, and memory as they depart this world together, while the narrator ponders the beauty of lifelong partnership.
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Dark
Feat. Ser., Inc
Dainty Lace Collars and Tailored Frock Details in 1925 Styles
Styles for spring neckwear feature stiff collar and cuff sets in checkered gingham and solid colors. Tailored frocks, suits, and blouses pair with organdie lace and net trimmings, including jabots, cascades, and bateau necklines on taffeta frocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairchild
Chest in Need of Solicitors
John D. Sage of the Community Chest appeals for five to six thousand volunteers to serve as solicitors. He cites merit badges for years of service and outlines three motives: unselfish aid to the needy, social and civic duty, and religious obligation to help build a better city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Sage
Community Chest Campaign
Sage
Mr. Sage
Community Chest
Fic
Health Column Discusses Gall Stones and Weight Links
A physician recalls advising a mother whose teenage son faces gall stone surgery. He links gall bladder function and fat digestion to weight, notes that gland health affects body strength, and cautions against assuming fat means gall stones. He praises surgery outcomes and offers reader questions with brief answers.
Medical Q and A column with Dr. Copeland advice
Readers submit health questions on bunions skin dryness dreams exercise growth and more Dr. Royal S Copeland provides brief answers suggesting treatment tweaks and when to seek professional care Readers are invited to send self addressed stamped envelopes for further details and private replies
Creating Atmosphere Through Personal Effort and Style
A young woman combats poverty and dull surroundings by building her own culture and ambiance. The text argues many can improve life with enthusiasm, persistence, thrift shopping, and exposure to art, turning modest means into refined surroundings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Press Publishing Co
Irene Castles Two Suits Against Ex Husband Go To Trial
Irene Castle McLaughlin of Chicago sues her former husband Captain Robert E. Treman and his parents in Ithaca for conversion of securities valued at 50000 and for cancellation of a deed transferring the Treman Castle home on Cayuga Heights to his parents then sold to a fraternity.
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Ithaca
Irene Castle McLaughlin
Chicago
Robert E. Treman
Lsted
District Supreme Court
Treman
McLaughlin
Captain Treman
Robert H. Treman
Cayuga Heights
New Fireproof Hotel Planned for Palm Beach
Palm Beach Florida March 22 Henry E Bemis Vice President of the Florida East Coast Hotel Company announced at a directors meeting that a new fireproof hotel will be built immediately rising from the ashes of the Breakers which burned in the disastrous fire last Wednesday.
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Palm Beach
Fla
Henry E. Bemis
Florida East Coast Hotel Company
Foot trouble relief offered by Cincinnati clinic
Edw. McL. Dearing advertises a new non surgical foot treatment in Cincinnati. The office at 1205 Sycamore Street offers free consultations to relieve flat feet sweaty feet corns bunions and aching limbs without cutting. Call Canal 2478 for an appointment.
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Cincinnati
Dearing
Sycamore Street
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