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Newspaper
Cincinnati American
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1913
Page
4
Citizens in Cincinnati urged a year of school reform by electing a School Board of men and women devoted to education. The piece argues removing party machines will elevate public schools and produce higher achieving students, calling for an end to political meddling in education.
The Budget Exhibition at Union Central Building lets Cincinnati taxpayers see where their money goes and judge if service is worth the cost. It educates the public to demand thorough scrutiny of contracts and transactions for better government with little graft complaints since these exhibitions began annually.
The piece notes autumn's arrival with vivid imagery of orange leaves bonfires and harvest. It suggests poets especially tickers gain inspiration as October signals the approach of winter and the melancholy sweetness of passing summer.
A speaker explores a farming role to escape city life, tending pigs and aiding a farmer before returning to town at night. Amid reflections on Reds and a Damphool law, political snippets and a quirky note about Z A Landers as editor, with casual observations on fashion and trains.
The Cincinnati American runs a Q and A from Attorney John W. Cowell clarifying state exemption laws. He explains protections for a family's support, details Ohio homestead and wage exemptions, and notes variations between states and cross state lawsuits over exemptions in Kentucky.
Health advice discusses weight loss for headache relief and warns tobacco use harms depending on age and habits. It notes underweight individuals should seek examination, outdoor activity to stimulate appetite, and cautions tobacco poisoning symptoms like intermittent needle pains.
A reader asks for a simple written bogie on the subject. The column notes nervousness indigestion irregular heart action and occasional blindness as common symptoms and advises light meals and keeping bowels open for piles. It mentions a tobacco book at the Anti Cigarette League headquarters and offers stammering guidance stressing early patient effort.
The snippet shows questions about dating conduct and manners. Topics include kissing before engagement, proper ways to guide a partner, arm linked walking customs, and seeking parental guidance. It reflects a social etiquette column offering cautions and recommendations.
The text argues that American agriculture stalls without making farming profitable for the average farmer. It notes rising land values and growing tenant farming, urging economic reforms to ensure lasting prosperity for the typical farm household and the nation.
A reflective piece laments global laxity in manners decency and propriety. It decries indecency in dress moral vice and the neglect of old fashioned conduct urging a return to traditional standards amid modern amusements and social drift.
Mitchell May, New York Secretary of State, argues for stricter auto safety and licensing. He cites frequent fatalities, urges banning operation by non owners without written authorization, and calls for cooperation among manufacturers, motorists, and authorities to fix perilous conditions.
The American invites amateur cartoonists to submit entries for its Cartoon Contest. Each cartoon will be printed and prizes awarded to the top ten, including ten dollars for first, five for second, three for third, and one dollar for seven more. Judges include Professor Charles W. Broekmyer and Millard Tyree.
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