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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1925
Page
5
A divorced man and a preacher figure in a confession driven tale. The author questions moral responsibility as a wife confesses an affair, leaving children to bear the fallout while critiquing the grownups for seeking personal comfort over stability for the family. Copyright 1925. Newspaper Feature Service. Inc.
A columnist counsels Winifred to drop bossy habits and restore courtesy with Peter. The piece argues respect and politeness, not domination, sustain love in engaged couples, warning that dictatorial behavior leads to quarrels and weakened affection. It stresses asking kindly for favors and recapturing early friendship tones.
Grace confronts Harold about marriage as she fears he avoids commitment. The piece argues men dodge proposals through courting without plans for a future home, urging Grace to limit his calls and insist on other prospects to determine true intent.
Frank Waller conducted the summer Symphony Orchestra for the American Composers Evening at the Zoo. The program featured Cincinnati works by Edgar Stillman Kelly Ewald Haun and Louise Harrison Snodgrass including the Aladdin suite Haun’s orchestral setting of a Vachel Lindsay poem and a cello piece by Honard Watson. The performances received strong if uneven reception with Patton singing Snodgrass song well.
Enthusiasm for a physician's aid promises relief for expectant mothers. An experience described by a mother who used Mother's Friend highlights shorter labor and reduced suffering. The ad invites readers to request a free booklet from Bradfield R for Co in Atlanta with drugstore availability noted.
A 1925 health column warns of yellow fever dengue and malaria risks in the United States and urges continuous mosquito control. It notes few experts have faced yellow fever and stresses eliminating breeding sites, plus public support for health boards. The piece includes a brief Q&A on digestion joints and tongue coatings.
Patterns No 5 183 for stout figures with slender hips in nine sizes bust 38 to 54 inches. 42 inch size uses three quarter yard of 54 inch material for collar cuffs sleeves and three and three eighths yards of contrasting material. No 4 883 gingham binding in white linen shown, four sizes. Medium size needs two yards of 36 inch material. Mailed on receipt of 10c.
In a late night search at Dicky's, the narrator decodes a hidden message on a card of "Steve" using a simple A=1, B=2 cipher. The breakthrough comes after long effort with algebra and memory of past puzzles, sparking relief for Lillian awaiting the result.
Eleanor Gunn notes velvet hats may supplant felts this autumn with affordable felts as a backdrop. Paris labels show simple velvet styles without heavy adornment, stitched draped or appliqued for color and silhouette. Reboux favors dark red green and slate blue while hats should match gowns or coats, black remains popular.
Readers of The Commercial Tribune may ask Eleanor Gunn about clothing issues by mailing a self addressed stamped envelope to ELEANOR GUNN Fashion Editor at The Commercial Tribune.
Bettina Browning leaves home for New York to pursue the stage and meets Lucile White and actors Gordon de Coverly and Larry Larmont. She falls for Larmont who warns her to stop impulsive letters. a kiss at farewells spurs her to chase a lasting career. Tomorrow Behind the Scenes.
Bettina, a hopeful actress, meets Larry Larmont in New York after a torn note and a bold confession. He departs for Hollywood that night for a new film. He confronts her about the love letter and demands a promise before leaving town.
D S Ross superintendent of the Masonic Employment Bureau adds lotto to the party games at the Hotel Arms event on September 3. The event previously listed euchre bridge and five hundred. Bureau tickets cover all games to raise funds for the bureau serving job seekers and employers.
Mrs Elsie Prebbles aged 34 wife of farmer Clarence Prebbles from Shawnee Run road near Franklin School Milford was located yesterday. She is staying with her husband's parents at Georgetown Kentucky according to Mary McChristie head of the Juvenile Court women's department who learned of her whereabouts.
The Cox Theater schedules Frank Craven's New Brooms plus Stuart Walker stars next week led by Palace and Capitol showings. Theatre menus include The Sawdust Raid, The Early Bird, Dangerous Innocence and A Lost Lady with Irene Rich and Rex. Coney Island Irish Day and Chester Park Hankyanky Girls add region-wide draws.
John Co. Weber leads a two week engagement at the Zoo starting next Sunday. Soloists include Katherine Hoch soprano Howard Hafford tenor and August H Schiffer cornet.
Detroit August report shows Peter Hallick, 32, his wife and two children killed when a truck struck them. Florence 7 and Joseph 2 died. Helen 6 injured. Hallick severely injured. Three other children survived unharmed. Driver Fred Booker held by police for investigation.
Geneva reports response to the League of Nations warning as state employees fired since June 2 rise to 416, totaling 976,287 dismissed since the reconstruction program began. July budget shows a surplus of 1.61 million schillings amid unemployment and 112,127 workless citizens aided.
The W. H. Fagaley Co offers furniture slip covers drapery fabrics and upholstery workrooms. Located at Walnut and Central Parkway opposite Emery Auditorium Canal 7133 provides complete fabric services for home furnishings.
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