New Loves for Old Delights and Deep Deception in a Honeymoon
Delight Darrow, heiress, marries Peter Stuyvesant to reform him of a temper. Her father offers 200000 to avoid divorce for five years. A pearl ring and a passenger glove bearing the name Dolores test Delight’s resolve as she faces a tense, passion filled marriage during their uneasy honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delight Darrow
Donald
Darrow
Peter Stuyvesant
New York
Peter
Rascal
Delight
Dolores
By Press Publishing
A Wifes Confessional From Adele Garrison
Lillian shares news after a hospital scare involving Lee Chow while Dicky's tidings spark tension. The narrator and Lillian prepare for fresh developments as Katie's kitchen tasking foreshadows shifting plans.
Dainty Frock for Youthful Figures Pattern Sale
Commercial Tribune advertises No. 5 266 pattern for girls aged 16 18 and 20 years. Materials include voile chiffon georgette taffeta and radium silk. Sizes 16 18 20 require yards of fabric with or without puff sleeves and a skirt width of 2 1/2 yards. Pattern mailed on receipt of 10 cents.
Halloween Dinner Dance Plans At Cincinnati Country Club
Members and guests of the Cincinnati Country Club prepare for the annual Halloween dinner dance organized by the Entertainment Committee with a long reservation list including Mr and Mrs Harry Sherick, Mr and Mrs Wallace Rowe, and other couples. Also noted is a birthday gathering for Miss Marjorie Jones hosted by Cecil Gamble with many young attendees. The season features a lecture series by Mrs Leopold Markbreit drawing broad support among society members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Country Club
Harry C. Sherick
Wallace Rowe
A. H. Pugh
Ira Holden
Joseph Spencer Graydon
W. O. Lathrop
C. H. Goodman
O. de Gray Vanderbilt
J. Flach
Logan Thomson
H. E. Coombe
Douglass M. Allen
Albert Krippendorf
J. G. Hollister
Homer A. Wessel
Larz Anderson
Marjorie Jones
David Jones
Wyoming
Miss Doherty
Cecil Gamble
Betty Orr
Dorothy Eeeeee
Mary Kirkpatrick
Caroline Miller
Flora Shants
Mary Stoneberger
Kathryn Stoneberger
Eleanor Ballantyne
Mary Alice Ault
Sallie Carey
Alice Scobie
Virginia Schott
Margie Shields
Martha Davis
Ruth Granger
Jane Herbstreit
Betty Nelson
Margaret Miller
Mary C. Gamble
Saralee Kinney
Leopold Markbreit
Hugo Kupferschmid
Ledyard Lincoln
F. W. Boye, Jr
Louise F. Drach
Joseph Ransohoff
Kennon Dunham
Herman Hoppe
Henriette Billing
George Hoadly
Henrietta Schiele
Telford Groesbeck
Walter DeCamp
L. R. Luebbert
Henry Backus
High Spots in the Life of Little Stanley
A 1925 item listing social events and visits for women’s groups. It notes a November 5 lecture at the Hotel Arms, a Women’s Overseas League meeting with the national president, and visits by Miss Douglass among others. Also mentions Mrs. John Elmer Scott luncheon on November 7 and Frances Jenkins returning from Salt Lake City as Utah Education Association speaker.
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Women's Overseas League
Gibson
Miss Douglass
League
Helen Douglass
Atlanta
Dorothy Dysart
John Elmer Scott
Frances Jenkins
College of Education
University of Cincinnati
Salt Lake City
Utah Education Association
Woolen dresses return as fashion shifts in Paris trend
A 1925 Fairchild piece notes cloth gowns becoming common again as women adopt smart woolens with diagonal patterns and two piece ensembles. Menswear details influence new woolen dresses with notched collars and tailored finishes. Velvet collars and velvet materials reappear in haute couture.
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Berthe
Park Avenue
Haute Couture
Fairchild
Understanding Inflammatory Rheumatism and Rheumatic Fever
A reader asks about inflammatory rheumatism and its social implications. The doctor explains rheumatic fever is infectious, often follows tonsillitis, with fever and joint pain. Rest and quiet are key, heart risk is serious, and treatment and diet follow medical instruction.
Longtime Big Four freight agent John C. Emig dies in Chicago
John C. Emig 47 assistant general freight agent of the Big Four Railroad died unexpectedly in Chicago from heart disease while in front of a theater. He lived at 671 Riddle Road Clifton and had served thirty three years with the company. He was born in St Louis and was a member of Mt Moriah Lodge and the Missouri Athletic Association. He is survived by his widow Jennie F Emig and children Jasmine Adele and Jack. Funeral plans pending arrival of his body.
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John C. Emig
Generals
Big Four Railroad Company
Chicago
Associated Press
Mr. Emig
Riddle Road
Clifton
Emig
Big Four
Railroad
St .Louis
Mt. Moriah Lodge of Masons
Missouri Athletic Association of St
Eleanor Gunn Fashion Editor Admits Wardrobe Troubles
Eleanor Gunn, fashion editor for The Commercial Tribune, invites readers to write for clothing advice. Send self addressed stamped envelopes to the editor for guidance on wardrobe issues.
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Copeland
Royal S. Copeland
Ser., Inc
Commercial Tribune, Cincinnat
The
Commercial Tribune
Eleanor Gunn
Treating Aliens Unjust Says Dr Lowrie
University of Cincinnati political science professor Dr. S Gale Lowrie argued that U S immigration policy harms those already in the country more than it harms newcomers He urged citizenship rights land owning and residence to support Americanization rather than pushing residents to seek roots abroad.
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United States
Italy
Gale Lowrie
University of Cincinnati
Moe- Micken
Lowrie
Foreign policy group adds new Cincinnati members
The Cincinnati Foreign Policy Association Membership Committee reported new members for the campaign. List includes Dr. F. C. Hicks president of the University of Cincinnati and Mrs Cassatt among others. Opening dinner next Wednesday at the Linton features Dr Christian Lange and Count Richard N Coudenhove Kalergi as guests of honor with Ida Roland attending. Ainda
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Foreign Policy Association
George Hoadley
Russell Wilson
F. C. Hicks
University of Cincinnati
Alfred C. Cassatt
Cassatt
John B. Hollister
Joseph K. Pollock
Arthur G. Beyer
Charles Breneman
Brenemen
H. George Sick
Christian Lange
League of Nations Assembly
Richard N. . Coudenhove-Kalergy
University of Vienna
Ida Roland
Count Coudenhove
Vienna
Palestine fund gains over six thousand at Cincinnati meeting
More than $6,000 was added to the Palestine foundation fund raised in Cincinnati. Major subscriptions announced include Ben Z Doll $500 Charles Schoengold $600 Samuel W Sturm $250 Ben Bernstein $260 Philip L Seasongood $200 William Hirschefeld $125 and $100 from I L Greenwald Nathan Bernstein Rosenberg Bros and Charles Shohl. Campaign workers plan next meeting Monday night.
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Cincinnati
Palestine Foundation Fund
Linton
Ben Z. Doll
Charles Schoengold
Samuel W. Sturm
Ben Bernstein
Philip L.seasongood
William Hirschefeld
I. L. Greenwald
Nathan Bernstein
Rosenberg Bros
Charles Shohl
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Little Stanley
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France
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the Commercial Tribune
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Main Street
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Cincinnati Retail Merchants Credit Bureau Co
Carew Building
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