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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1925
Page
11
Four men including a post office employee and an American Railway Express worker were jailed for robbing U.S. mails of cash and merchandise worth thousands. Police recovered nearly $5,000 in goods from their homes as investigators mapped the case.
Puzzle clues mix common words and cryptic hints across across and down entries. The page lists numbered word prompts, partial phrases, and a 1925 Bell Syndicate key to yesterday's puzzle.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions laying gas or water mains and openings or breaks other than water-bound macadam. The readable portion hints at infrastructure work and possible street disruption but provides no clear dates or locations.
City of Cincinnati resolves Cary avenue from North Bend road to terminus be an oil treatment district with costs assessed on abutting property. Treatment to occur once in 1928 under contract with Byrnes Conway Company per Ordinance 253-1924. Copy filed with Clerk and Public Service Director. Passed August 5, 1925.
The notice outlines seven standard data points for vehicle ads: 2. number of passengers, style and gear. 3. mechanical condition. 4. paint top upholstery and tires. 5. extra equipment. 6. reason for selling price terms. and 7. complete advertiser name address and telephone number. This appears to be a guideline from The Commercial Tribune.
A brief listing shows USS P Ezekie at 340 Main St with phone Main 1868.
Classified listings show multiple lost items including a gold pin with pearl center near Norwood Heights Station and Arch bishop's residence with reward, a Walter watch and papers after a June 14 accident at Good Samaritan Hospital, a brown fur neck piece, a collie, a handkerchief with $87, and various furniture and appliance sales with contact numbers and local addresses.
An advertisement lists LBERT WEBER at 222 E Fifth St offering sharpening of clippers razors shears knives and saws. It mixes massage nurse care and vibrator treatments with contact numbers Norwood 890 and Canal 4859 L.
Samples of paperhanging cleaning painting and varnishing demonstrated with an estimate provided. Located at 1701 Main Street Canal 870.
Advertisements offer work in circulation at a large publisher with good earnings. Positions include coat pressing at Dunlap Clothes Shop, barbering training at Olu Behavie Barber College, and subscription work under a manager with pay based on ability. Contact Mr. Schneider at 519 Main St Room 408 or visit local listings.
Help wanted for cosmetics supply sales from E Hannan at 554 Main St plus phone Main 3026. Downstairs girl needed for serving at 1900 Taft Ave. Beaut y college ad invites training as operator at MN Ler College 206 E Fourth St. Ladies sought for advertising work and fancy dress patterns with Mrs C L Worstell at 100 Neave Ridge.
Female readers are invited to enroll in day or evening beauty culture classes at the Ohio School of Hairdressing located at 1208 Vine Street Canal 4106. The program offers instruction in hairdressing and related beauty services.
Classified notice seeking a male and female couple with a expert chauffeur and versatile worker capable of all around tasks at $25 weekly and wife paid $15 for cooking. English language noted. Address 1900 Tadt Road Wollen 963. Also listing a male painter D A Lind at 946 Laurel St.
Council of Cincinnati Ohio notices a petition to vacate Blachly avenue from Paddock road to Avon Fields. Action may be taken on or after September 17, 1g and no later than December 17, 1925. By order of the Council.
Classified notice listing several player piano offers from Starr Piano Sales and P. Gross. The ads promote mahogany 88-note pianos with benches and free delivery, with payment terms and cash-out options at 27 W. Faust and 1324 Main Street. Prices range from 155 to 382.50 with weekly payments.
Aerials erected and repaired in Woodburn in 1828 with sets stalled or awaiting service, reflecting ongoing infrastructure work.
Storage and hauling brief notes list packing and shipping services. Mentions address 2700 Waee and customers including ages of items and automobiles. Indicates fireproof storage facility in Brighton with service scope.
Modern six room house at Mt Adams with electric and bath, front porch, facing Eden Park, newly painted and papered, rent 45 dollars. Contact Oscar Johnson 962 Hatch St Mt Adams. Westwood listing at 2195 Harrison Ave and West 3910 Y offers a seven room modern house.
Multiple apartment notices list furnished 2 to 3 room flats in Hyde Park and Walnut Hills with rents from 55 to 65 dollars per month. Addresses include 818 R Knott Ave, 3460 Flat No 9 Teva Nagh, Mt Auburn Euclid Ave 2566, and Walnut Hills Gilbert Ave 2916 and 5202-W. Contact Rob ert Mainhardt Avon 1570 and others.
A long catalog of rental and sale notices across Cincinnati neighborhoods listing 4 to 5 room flats, modern apartments, heat furnished units, and prices from 30 to 85 dollars monthly. Includes Avon, Norwood, Price Hill, Mt Adams, Mt Auburn, Walnut Hills, Covington, and East End locations with contact references and realty company details.
Persistent classifieds list opportunities incl. half interest in a Newport paying business at 424 W Seventh St. Also a small woodworking plant for sale at 316 Richmond St and various items from a nurse offering massages to a restaurant rental near roundhouse. Featured pets include a 3 gaited mare for $500, Airedale male puppy ($15) and Scottish Terriers with eligible registration. Contact Avon 8300 for shop gate and Buckeye Equipment offerings at 10 W Pearl M 3197.
The Stuart Walker Company presents The Real Car at Cox Theater this week a brisk blend of mystery and humor set in a private railroad car. The capable cast sustains tension with moments of awe and swift comic relief.
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