Dear Dorothea Dix Advice Column on Marriage and Ambition
A reader seeks guidance on marital strain after a wife pursues youth and social events while the husband loses his job. Dorothy Dix counsels patience, generosity, and trust, noting strain can come from hard years and suggesting supporting her happiness to foster reconciliation. A young 18 year old stenographer asks business tips, and Greenie urges dictionary usage, language study, and poise to advance.
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Protecting a child’s courage and responsibility lessons
Marion J. Kieffer of Fostoria seeks $10,000 damages from the Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad after a crossing gate reportedly descended on his car, while a discussion on child discipline and shifting responsibility stresses the need for real accountability and resilience in youth.
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Marion J. Kieffer
Fostoria
Common Pleas Court
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad
Older Woman Should Wear Little Make-Up
Alicia Hart advises mature women to use makeup lightly and dress in refined fabrics with simple cuts. She promotes dignity and charm over youth-focused fashion and suggests embracing aging as knowledge and kindness grow. Keep rouge subtle, nail polish pale, and brow makeup light to suit gray or white hair. The piece ends with a note on the whippet as the fastest dog.
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Lilac Cotton Frock Pattern by Athens Messenger
Simple lilac cotton frock design praised for ease and style. Pattern No. 3311 fits sizes 14 14 18 and 34 38 40 bust with fabric and belt yardage listed. Send 15 cents for pattern or 25 cents for pattern and book, with name address and style number to The Athens Messenger Pattern Department in New York.
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Comrades A Sequel to Given in Marriage by Adele Garrison
A reflective piece explores the enduring question of a woman choosing career or motherhood within marriage. The narrator weighs personal freedom, family duties, and social expectations as she recounts her past vows and the strain of balancing personal ambition with domestic life.
Father Urges Madge Not to Give Up Her Work
In a reflective scene a daughter faces a choice between family duties and her artistic career. Her father offers a non orthodox counsel urging her to continue work unless family welfare is endangered, citing Richard’s personality and her own instincts as key reasons. He respects her talent and refuses to urge her to quit.
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Dicky
Faith
Philip Veritzen
Richard
Lincoln biographer Col. Hart dies at 95 in California
Funeral services are set for Saturday for Col. Franklin W. Hart 95 longtime biographer of Abraham Lincoln who died Tuesday at his Huntington Park home in California.
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Huntington Park
Horse 18 Hanged Urbana 0
Otto Kruger tied his delivery horse to a tree in his yard and left it to graze. Upon return he found the horse had slipped and hanged itself.
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Urbana
Otto Kruger
Summer Sweethearts Continued In Quiet Reunion
In a continued scene Zoe and a man share a charged moment by the fire. The man hopes to linger to smoke a cigarette, while Zoe keeps her feelings guarded, pondering a future reveal about a long-kept memory. The moment hints at deeper emotion and a forthcoming confession.
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Gerda
Appointment of Schroer as Cincinnati liquor supervisor
James W. Miller state liquor board director announced Frank C. Schroer of Cincinnati will serve as liquor supervisor for the Cincinnati District effective about July 1. The appointment formalizes supervision of liquor regulation in the district.
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Frank C. Schroer
Cincinnati
James W. Miller
State Liquor Board
Miami Valley leaders seek federal funds to pay debt
Business leaders from Hamilton and Miami Valley travel to Washington this weekend to press the federal government for funds to cover the lingering Miami conservancy debt.
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Miami Conservancy
Huge Wedding Is Screened Minus Groom for Ohio Film
The Ohio Theater screens Too Daring Young Man with James Dunn and Mae Clarke as reporters who meet during a society wedding that never reaches the altar. The article notes extensive dolly shots in Wear of the Pecos and outlines western migration themes and other film details.
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William A. Seiter
James Dunn
Mae Clarke
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Miss Clarke
Ohio Theater
Neil Hamilton
Warren Hymer
Sidney Toler
Robert T. Kane
Fox Film
William Hurlbut
Youth Administration head to speak on character program
William McGriffin notes Aubrey Wilder Williams, executive director of the National Youth Administration, will discuss the forum on character during WEAF NBC programming at 12 30 p m Monday. Friday night schedules include WEAF NBC CBS and WJZ NBC listings with concerts dramas and broadcasts across New York stations.
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Abe Lyman
Dorsey Bros. Orchestra
Joe Cook
Henry King
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Johnny Green
Sunday Radio Schedule Highlights From 6:30 to 11:30 PM
The Sunday lineup includes Cornelia Skinner at 6:30, Unbroken Melodies, The Gibson Family, Unsolved Mysteries, Johnny Courtney multiple times, News Flashes, Coney Island Orchestra, Reggie Childs Orchestra, Earl Bartnett’s Orchestra, Moon River on Columbia, Symphonic Hour, St Louis Parade, Country Church, Crumit Sanderson, Amateur Night, Smiling Ed, Voice of Experience, Ted Fiorite, Rhythm at 6, Gulf Headliners, Sunday Evening, Wayne King’s Orchestra, Benny Venuta, Congress Talks, Press News, Bill Hogan’s Orchestra, Frankie Masters, Joe Haymes, and Frank Datley’s Orchestra.
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Oznie Nelson
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Reggie Childs
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Sanderson
Voice of Experience
Ted Fiorite
Rhythm
Wayne King
Orch
Benny Venuta
Congress Talks
Bill Hogan
Frankie Masters
Joe Haymes
Frank Datley
President’s Salary Paid Semi Monthly to Chief Executive
The article notes that the U.S. president earns a salary on a semi monthly basis, detailing the payment cadence for the nation’s chief executive.
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United States
Barthalow files warrant over missing sales tax stamp
Miss Mary Adelaide Barthalow of Columbus hauls a warrant against a local retail clerk who did not issue a required sales tax stamp. Her father Pierre Barthalow heads the sales tax division and backs the action.
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Mary Adelaide Barthalow
Pierre Barthalow
Ohio breeders must present disease-free certificates at fair
The State Board of Agriculture announces that breeders submitting stock to the Ohio State Fair must show certificates proving entries are free from infectious disease. The new requirement aims to safeguard livestock health and ensure fair competition.
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State Board of Agriculture
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