Miss Mary Hamer Greenwood Elected First Vice President
Cincinnati Jewish Hospital figure Miss Mary Hamer Greenwood was elected First Vice President of the American Society of Superintendents of Training Schools for Nurses at its convention. A reception for visiting superintendents and nurses followed in the Lin ton Hotel parlor with Miss Annie Laws introducing guests. The session included officer elections led by Mrs Hunter Robb and papers on nurse experience in hospital planning, to be continued with further talks and a reception by the Cincinnati Woman's Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Hamer Greenwood
Cincinnati Jewish Hospital
American Society of Superintendents of
Linton Hotel
Hunter Robb
Greenwood
Nutting
Alline
Goodrich
Annie Laws
Somers
M. M. Russell
Georgia Nevins
Anna L. Alline
E. P. Crandall
S. F. Parsons
Cuticura Proven Remedy Cited By Chattanooga Woman
Mrs. Lillie Wilcher from Chattanooga Tennessee praises Cuticura as a dependable fix for skin sores including a baby’s neck lesion and a lifelong tetter. She credits Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent with curing persistent symptoms after various blood medicines failed.
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Lillie Wilcher
Eleventh St
Chattanooga
Tenn
Cuticura Ointment Promises Quick Skin Relief
Advertisement touts Cuticura Ointment as a premier cure for skin and scalp humors including hair loss. It claims immediate relief after a hot bath with Cuticura Soap and mild Cuticura Pills, noting benefits for itching burning and scaly conditions and aiding rest and sleep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potter
Ree Hosen
City Inspections Near End of Dry Cleaning Probe
City inspectors led by Kuhlman say investigations of local dry cleaning plants are nearly finished and evidence for prosecution will follow. Chief Archibald will issue warrants after distribution of the new ordinance copies to all dry cleaners.
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Kuhlman
Archibald
Three Men Arrested in Dayton Counterfeiting Bust
Secret Service Officer Bolan traced a counterfeit operation to Dayton leading to the arrest of J. E. Harrigan a furniture factory worker. Troy William Surrels and Paul Pelwer, claiming Dayton work history, were also seized. Six counterfeit pieces surfaced in Dayton and Troy over the past week. The arrestees faced U S Commissioner today.
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Secret Service
Bolan
Dayton
J. E. Harrigan
Troy
William Surrels
Paul Pelwer
United States
Oldest Hamilton County lawyer injured in fall
Richard H. Stone aged 86 a longtime Hamilton County bar member and former County Clerk tripped and fell down cellar stairs at Herschede’s jewelry store 917 Main Street yesterday. Fractured skull, unconscious, rushed to City Hospital with little hope of recovery. Stone known for Court House visits and Virginia gentility, survived by wife 82 and four children.
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Richard H. Stone
Hamilton County
Herschede
Main Street
City Hospital
Attache Hotel Cash Register Case Headed for Court
Constables from Smedes' court seized $20 from the Hotel Savoy cash register after Norman Bradley filed a wage recovery suit for $10. Bradley had been paid $10 weekly but claims he was docked $5 for wall damage he says the management caused. The hearing is slated for Monday. Manager Antisde says he withheld $5 to cover repairs for Bradley kicking a trunk and damaging stairs.
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Smedes
Savoy
Sixth Street
Vine
Norman Bradley
Bradley
Antisde
Rescue at Fourth Floor Window Sparks Gibson House Rush
A baby teetered at a fourth floor window in the Mercantile Library Building prompting a hurried response at Gibson House. Officials found the child safe on the floor with a smiling mother watching. A stenographer across the street had alerted others to the danger.
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Gibson House
Mercantile Library
Cleaver
OTHERS ENTER RACE FOR OHIO G A R COMMANDER
Fresh interest enters the race for Department Commander of the Ohio G A R with two new Richmonds, Captain John Shearer of Alliance and Captain Frank Stewart of Fostoria. Shearer nearly won last year, nine votes behind. With Kissane and Commander King already in from this county, the field seems complete.
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Ohio G. A. R
John Shearer
Alliance
Frank Stewart
Fostoria
Shearer
John Kissane
King
Madisonville
Berea College students visit Cincinnati sights
A group of seventy five Berea College students from Kentucky arrives in Cincinnati under Prof. Dinsmore to tour the Art Museum Zoo logical Garden and the Globe Wernicke plant before returning home tonight. Most are mountain eers and many have never left their county before.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berea College
Kentucky
Cincinnati
Dinsmore
Art Museum
Zoological Garden
Globe-Wernicke
Memorial Hall Decoration Day Speakers Invited
Senator Foraker and Governor Harris are invited to speak at the Soldiers and Sailors Memorial Hall dedication on Decoration Day. The hall is praised by G A R men as a top national monument. Harris may attend if Columbus public business permits. Invitations go to prominent G A R men in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Foraker
Harris
Soldiers and Sailors’ Memorial Hall
Columbus
Man Leaps to Death in Ohio River From Southern Bridge
An unknown white man committed suicide yesterday morning by leaping from the Southern Bridge into the Ohio River. Witnesses Fred Waite of South Ludlow Frank Jackson of West Covington and Frank Berger of South Ludlow saw the deed. The body was not recovered. The hat and coat, removed before the jump, were brought to the Fourth District Police Station. The hat bore the letters T. 8 and the coat contained eyeglasses and two neckties.
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Ohio River
Fred Waite
South Ludlow
Frank Jackson
West Covington
Frank Berger
Fourth District
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Virginia
Henry
George Stone
Obed J. Stone
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Clifton
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Commercial Tribune Building
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Acme
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Heinz
Janszen
Mars
Drew
Howe
Cess
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ODD Fellows Club
Mats. Sun
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Olympic Forepaugh Stock Co
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Bert Senta
Henry B. Harris
Ralph Stuart
Strongheart
Columbia
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Muller, Chunn & Muller
Lovitts
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