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Cincinnati American

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 27, 1913

Page

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Germans to Get Dr Friedmanns Tuberculosis Cure

Dr F F Friedmann will place his cure for tuberculosis at the disposal as a birthday honor to the Kaiserin. He plans a demonstration in Berlin with tuberculosis experts gathered for the Eleventh International Congress. His past visit to America failed to convince U S medical circles of his claims.

Kaiserin Bertin F. F. Friedmann Berlin Royal Charity Hospital Friedmann

New Painless Method of Dentistry

Modern dental practice offers painless fillings crowns and treatments using a nitrous oxide and oxygen gas method. Dr Poole induces a pain free state during procedures with no after effects and patients report relief while in the chair. Strong teeth aid mastication digestion and nourishment, so visit for examination with no obligation.

Poole

Form a League to Fight Divorce in Detroit

Detroit date line reports a new Worman Taypayers' League forming to improve conditions for women and promote daughters becoming wives and mothers. The group plans to oppose divorce, with initial talks by Judge Lacy and Rev. Eugene Shippen. Investigations into race death causes and girls' indifference to home life will precede a push for stable laws for women.

Detroit Mich Worman Taypayers' League Ite Pontchartrain Judge Lacy Eugene FR. Shippen League

Ringless streetcar aids fare collection in Washington

Washington has a wingless dingless streetcar on trial to reduce confusion with pay as you enter cars. A small light signals the motorman when the conductor closes the rear door, allowing the conductor to focus on collecting fares. Trials show the device saves time on crosstown runs.

Washington

Monocle fad spreads in Topeka high school scene

In Topeka Kansas on October 26 a monocle craze has taken hold with hundreds sold recently. English canes also fly off shelves as fashionable young men buy them, with prices ranging from ten cents to eight dollars. A dealer noted a dozen monocles sold in minutes.

Topeka Kas

Lacked Beauty Sought Death in Tragic Kansas City Case

Gertrude Minagie, 26, once an operator for the Home Telephone Company, grew obsessed with beauty and despair. Sent to the General Hospital then the State hospital, she declared suicide and smothered herself in her room after persistent worry and insanity.

Kansas City Gertrude Minagie Gertrude General Hospital Home Telephone Company

Convict Marries Before Exile in French Guiana

A thief sentenced to 20 years penal servitude in French Guiana obtained permission to marry his sweetheart before departing tomorrow. The ceremony saw the pale groom handcuffed, sobbing, as warders stood by, then the couple shared a kiss before he was led away to begin exile.

Paris French Guiana

Impersonator of Balboa Opens Portola Festival in San Francisco

In San Francisco on October 9 a Balboa festival impersonator arrived aboard the destroyer Parragut landing at a decorated pier. Thousands witnessed the procession through Union Square with the queen as royal consort. Warships Charleston St Louis South Dakota Pittsburgh Yorktown and Buffalo lined the harbor as Chinatown buzzed with elaborate decorations.

San Francisco Veeco Nunez de Balboa Darien Pacific Ocean Golden Gate United States Parragut State National Guard Union Square Charleston St. Louis South Dakota Pittsburgh Yorktown Buffalo Chinatown

Wilson And Segregation Storm in Government Service

Washington Oct 25 The telegraphing of protest resolutions from Boston over segregating colored government employees sheds new light on policy feared to trouble the administration. Colored leaders allege a push to assign segregated duties and bar colored workers from positions beyond menial roles while urging redress from the President and officials.

Washington Boston Congress Wilson Ee Moses E. Clapp Minnesota Samuel H. Crothers Moorfield Storey

No Piano Playing While Dentist Works in London Case

Emerson Whithorne, a South Kensington composer, is restrained from piano use outside specified hours after dentists claim noise disturbs patients. Judge BailhacheAllows playing 10:30 pm to 1 pm and 3 pm to 4:30 pm. denies post 6 pm ban, noting the need for reasonable relief.

London Emerson Whithorne Sidney Terrace South Kensington Ritter Messrs Bloxham Daly Whithorne

Democratic meetings listed for tonight in Nordland and Wart venues

In Twelfth Ward at Nordland Theater speakers include Stanley E. Bowdle John W. Peck Colon Schott and Mayor Hunt with pictures. In Sixth Ward Wart Auditorium speakers include Severith Elim street residents Mayor Hunt Stanley E. Bowdle and Simeon M. attendance planned.

Twelfth Ward Nordland Theater Stanley E. Bowdle John, W. Peck Colon Schott Mayor Hunt Severith Elim Hunt Sranley E. Bowdle Simeon M Brighton Democratic Club Harrison and Colerain Avenues C. H. Wirmel Sixth Ward Odd Fellows’ Temple Johnson Victor J. Castellini Eixth Eighth Ward Pearl and Sycamore M. Mullen Walter Mt. Schoenie Wiliam R.cCollins William Thorndyke Edgar M. Johnson

Rivers Cost Big Sum For Upkeep

Kansas faces millions in upcoming years to maintain river dikes along the Arkansas and Kaw. Geologist Haworth reports river beds have risen and may overflow during high water. Historical channel shifts show rivers changing course when beds become elevated.

Topeka Kaw Kansas Arkansas Mississippi Ohio Haworth Arkansas River Great Bend Arkansas City

Ambassador Gerard rents Wilhelm Platz palace for embassy

Berlin reports American ambassador James W. Gerard will occupy the Von Schwabach palace on Wilhelm platz as the new embassy residence. The annual rent is set at 156000 dollars, replacing the initial 22600 dollar figure.

Berlin Germany James W. Gerard Wilhelmplatz von Schwabach Palace

Defining the Real American Girl Across Many Nationalities

Olive Wyndham discusses the difficulty of defining a single American girl amid diverse nationalities. She notes melting-pot influences and describes varying physical traits and interests, from fashion to entertainment and occasional religious seriousness.

New York Cot Olive Wyndham

Electric Power On Farm Hinted By Women Club

Gand Forks North Dakota October 26 The North Dakota Federation of Women Clubs plans extended lighter to farm homes next year with labor saving devices like electric washing machines and cream separators. The women say wind power water supply systems and other city advantages can be brought to farms to make life on the farm more attractive to farmers daughters.

Gand Forks N. D North Dakota Federation of Women

Big Fighters Set for Night of Knockouts in Park

George Williams announces a card featuring Dick Gilbert vs Glen Combley and Dago Gus Leblanc facing Terry Turner and Ted Rye. The six-round bouts promise knockouts, with a main event likely to end before ten rounds. Reichrath's Park hosts Monday night action. tickets available at Gastman's cigar store.

George Williams Dick Gilbert Glen Coaklay Port Wayne Ind Dago Gus Leon Leblanc Terry Turner Ted el Ge Gien ‘Combley Reichrath's Park Gastman’s Cigar Store

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Dr. Friedman Fried- Mann Friedmann Alee Raw Sol J. Levi Central Avenue 6Th ST D. W. Sayre Real Estate and Fire Insurance Brokers Main Street Niswu WM. K. Herin Pioneer St Tore Fiatur East Pearl Greenwood Office Exchange Greenwood 6Th and Vine Sts New Idea Cincinnati Harry L. Manss Tel, C E. 7Th St Cleveland John D. Rockefeller Rockefeller New York City George Balboa Farragut Kirby New York World Twenty-Fourth Ward Macabees Carl Street North Fairmount Improvement ‘Association Dennis J. Ryan Fred 8. Spiegel Albert H. Morrilt Frank Hoover Samuel Stern Thirteenth Ward Powers Emery Avenue Avondale W. P. Dabney Parker. Johnson Thomas J. Howard A. L. Dalton J. Harry Asman, Jr Tenth Ward Republican Club Tower Hall Mulberry and Vine Streets Fred Zuenkeler, Jr Lotis H. Capelle William Jerome Kuerts Frank R. Gueweiler Arthur Harris Longworth Plum Streets T. Sneed Charles Groom Fred Schneller Foome Morris Ambassador Gerard Earth Heaven North Canal 1800
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