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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1908
Page
24
A woman describes weeks of care that reduced her arm damage and eyes toward a full recovery. She plans to continue treatment through summer hoping to return in fall with arms restored to resemble the Venus de Milo before damage occurred.
A sensational 19th century guide touts seaside rituals to shed weight and firm bodies. It catalogs sand bakes deep in sun and sea, hair shading by salt water, rope exercises, and open air sleeping to slim and tone, claiming fat women lose weight and lean women gain flesh through beach-based treatments.
A reader asks about criticisms by Arthur Seymour and William Archer of London papers and where to buy them in the United States. The column notes Sothern’s Toronto engagement and cites night school principals in Cincinnati and addresses to Hetty Green and Andrew Carnegie. It covers Bryan vs McKinley votes, Bernhardt’s U S trips, Singer Building height, Milton as next great English author, peroxide vs water, Carnegie gifts total, and Gladstone’s party shifts.
A collection of reader questions and expert replies on home beauty remedies. Topics include hair whitening with blueing, keeping hair curl at the seashore, whitening hands with baths and carbolic, face treatment with hot water and buttermilk, nail polish and wrinkle cream formulas, and suggestions for freckles, shoulder braces, height, and bust development.
A Washington Star fragment shows Trottie and a sender describing kiss fairies that depart a letter and inspire joy. The playful verse notes fairies scattered east and west doing wonderful things while one remains with the speaker.
A short verse celebrates Baby Tim asking the Lord for gratitude in a tender family scene. Nurse lovingly cares for him as his playful mispronunciations amuse, hinting at a future where his charms endure through graceful cheer.
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