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Newspaper
Cincinnati American
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1913
Page
6
Citizens seek support for a Junior Republic training boys for better character and self governance. Leaders cite the East origin as proof of success and highlight methods to raise boys to a higher plane of understanding of life and government.
In Lexington Kentucky a large colored fair showcased a floral parade with decorated autos, a colored newspaper dating to 1865, bands, a midway and side shows. Prizes honored farm produce and livestock while racing and picnicking drew crowds. The event praised as thrift and industry advancing the race’s condition.
The piece satirizes South Carolina politician Cole Blease by imagining him volunteering for battle and questions what he would do in real combat. It mocks his habit of talking loudly and suggests his behavior under fire would reveal his true mettle.
A youthful millionaire faces jail after a Joyride stabbing incident. Police intervention halted a high profile affair as headlines note fashion week and a World Series backdrop while court cases loom over the Oelrich accident and related matters.
A Cincinnati American Free Legal Department column answers readers on topics from naturalization and citizenship to voting rights for those born abroad on ships. It explains that birth in the United States and allegiance to its jurisdiction are required for voting, and discusses suic ide laws and potential disorderly conduct or lunacy warrants in Ohio.
Department of Health offers free answers to questions on hygiene sanitation and diseases. The notice states home education guidance is provided but no prescriptions will be given.
A reader requests an internal remedy for a mild gonorrhea case and cautions against self treatment. Daily Reader asks about long term fatigue and possible neurasthenia linked to syphilis history. A mother seeks guidance on harelip in a seven month old. article explains harelip development and suggests seeing a specialist and contacting Cold Spring Harbor for related cases.
The American invites amateur cartoonists to submit entries for its contest. All cartoons will be printed with prizes for the top ten. first place wins ten dollars, followed by five dollars, three dollars, and seven one dollar prizes. Judges include Prof Charles W Broekmyer Millard Tyree and Michael McDonald.
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