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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1925
Page
6
Ivory chiffon velvet and heavy gold lace define a new dinner gown on princess lines with long fitted lace sleeves. Lace flounces and hem variations add motion as fashion moves toward formal night life, with fur accents and careful tailoring guiding the season’s chic. Copyright 1925 Fairchild.
Victor Walling an engineer of fame and money learns his wife Virginia wastes his fortune. Miss Riggs the secretary schemes to pass a child as the heir and urges Virginia toward welfare work. Virginia faces the confession and a looming scandal as plans unfold. Tomorrow: Family Skeletons.
Virginia receives a chilling confession from Victor who admits loving another woman and plans to seek a divorce after the baby is born. He explains his indifference, notes a required separation, and suggests they meet in Reno or Paris to finalize the divorce. She tends Bertha and endures daily gossip while awaiting the outcome.
The forecast notes a complex day with lunar and mutual tensions. Saturn and Mars bring delays and quarrels, with treachery and deception shaping risks. Those born on the day face ill temper and rash deeds. a child born may be impulsive unless tempered.
Social items report Mrs. William Ernst Minor hosting a November 4 reception for her debutante daughter Miss Margo in Clifton. A Queen City Club dinner for Miss Minor is also set.
Last summer the Royal Sanitary Congress met in Edinburgh and the Marchioness of Aberdeen and Temair led the personal and domestic hygiene section. She urged citizens to adopt health laws for the community and warned that vaccination protects society. The page also prints reader health Qs and simple remedies.
This pattern offers a comfortable boyish style suitable for linen ratine seersucker serge or jersey fabrics. Available in sizes 2 3 4 and 5 years with yardage listed for a 3 year size. Pattern mailed to any address for 10 cents in silver or stamps.
A short sharp tremor hit Helena early today. It is the twenty ninth felt here since May, but caused no property damage. An earthquake has accompanied each of the first three snows to fall in Montana this winter.
Margaret learns a long-ago investment yields a two thousand dollar check from her father. The revelation steadies fears, allows her mother-in-law to plan a trip south, and ties family gratitude to shared fortune. The note emphasizes generosity over possession as the aunt-like elder figures praise Margaret's spirit.
The fabric measures 54 inches wide and provides economical cutting plus excellent wear in a staple navy blue color.
Ad describes Vale Corduroy fabric in 36 inch width with firm weave and satin stripe effects. Highlights new fall colors including black and evening shades with a rich crow black look and unusually good quality at a low price. Mentions 14 yards typically needed for a dress and a price of 79 per yard.
A special collection of unusual furniture priced to move this season. Highlights include a Mohair Living Room Suite at 275, upholstered arm chairs at 161 and 115.50, a two piece overstuffed suite at 598, an ottoman at 67.50, a high back wing chair at 104, and solid mahogany pieces like a console table mirror bench and mantel mirror priced between 41 and 96.00.
Unbleached muslin spreads attractively tufted in white rose blue and gold for single or double beds. All linen Crash Toweling 29 yard praised for wear and washings with red or blue borders. Turkish Bath Towels priced at $6 per dozen, very heavy and thick double-thread in 22 by 44 inch size.
Unbleached Canton flannel priced per yard from 17 to 33 cents offered on second floor for quick sale. Local ad notes yard sale items and price range for fabric buyers.
Size 72 by 90 inches. Thick cotton batts made for The John Shillito Company. Marked low to attract buyers. Made extra large of strong unbleached muslin to resist shrinking. Provides splendid protection for new mattresses and helps old ones look like new.
Item listing notes basement metal hampers priced at 4.15 dollars for oval units and three-cornered white enamel hampers described as family size products.
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