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Newspaper
Cincinnati American
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1913
Page
6
Citizens of Cincinnati promote a movement to elect a School Board focused on education rather than party politics. Supporters argue removing party machines will raise school quality and student achievement, urging voters to back disinterested, high-class citizens for better public schools.
The Municipal Budget Exhibition at Union Central Building lets taxpayers inspect how funds are used and assess value. It praises public scrutiny for driving better government and notes little graft criticism since these displays began as an annual event.
A nostalgic autumn reflection describes cool days and October leaves. It notes squirrels storing nuts rabbits fattening on corn and bonfires lighting hills and vales. It links the season to Indiana poets finding inspiration and mentions pumpkins and frost in traditional verse.
A rural poem reflects a farmhand’s early rise to care for forty seven pigs and the tedium of farm life. The narrator longs for town life as the sun fades and returns to the city. Also notes on a local editor and a train overheard remark about popular books. A fashion note mentions fuller skirts for fall seen on Fifth Street.
The Free Legal Department explains Ohio exemption rules for earning wages and household goods. It notes homestead and cash limits, furniture value, and wage exemptions, with cross state issues when debt suits cross borders. It cites Kentucky and Ohio differences and injunctions for out of state work.
Department of Health answers readers on obesity relief by gradual weight loss and warns against fad diets. It discusses tobacco effects varying by age, noting mature smokers reduce exertion capacity while underage use is more harmful.
A reader asks for a simple book on the subject and receives medical notes. The text discusses nervousness indigestion irregular heart action and occasional blindness labeled as common symptoms. It mentions tobacco literature and bleeding piles while advising bowel regimen and possible operation for the son. Stammering in a two and a half year old is attributed to lack of mental poise with early treatment and Scripture's book recommended for cure.
A fragment from a 1900s style advice column includes tips on engagement manners, dating etiquette, and social proprieties. It mentions daily castor oil use for hair, private kissing rules before engagement, and how to handle a suitor with dinner invitations as guidance for proper conduct.
An editorial argues that American agriculture will not be stable or prosperous unless the average farmer can earn a lasting profit. It notes rising land values, increasing tenant farming, and a broad gap between producer costs and consumer prices, urging reforms to support the typical farmer.
An editorial lament on lax manners, decency, and propriety across society. It condemns permissive dress, modern dances, and sensationalism in culture, warning of vice and public decay while urging a return to old fashioned conduct and Christian courtesy.
Mitchell May, New York Secretary of State, argues auto risks are intolerable and fatalities frequent. He calls for licensing or owner authorization, urging cooperation among manufacturers, motorists and authorities to fix the dangers and curb reckless driving.
The American invites amateur cartoonists to enter its contest judged by Charles W. Broekmyer Tyree and Michael McDonald. All cartoons printed with prizes of 1 to 5 dollars for top ten. daily prizes follow. Submissions encouraged from local and national events.
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