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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1925
Page
3
With holiday demand growing and lighter produce receipts, fruit and vegetable prices advance while overall variety remains ample. Prices for turkeys and fowl edge up, with wholesale turkey at 43 cents a pound and retail dressed prices around 63 to 55 cents.
Seven debutantes and five others were elected to the Junior League of Cincinnati at a Monday ceremony at the Cincinnati Country Club. New members include Hildegarde Ault Alice Merrell Elizabeth Haydock Margaret Minor Elizabeth Sutphin and Mrs Clarence Burton Jane Waite. The league supports a clinic and babies milk fund on Richmond Street serving local mothers and families.
Doctors in Cincinnati warn the city faces a tuberculosis crisis as the main sanitorium remains at capacity. Sixteen white women in severe stages were refused admission, prompting calls for expanded space and improved patient segregation in both white and Negro wards.
The afternoon concert in Em ery Auditorium conducted by Fritz Reiner features cellist Hans Kindler performing Tschaikowsky Rococo Variations. Repertoire includes Overture The Secret Marriage, Cimarosa Dance Suite, Bartok Variations on a Rococo Theme, Tschaikowsky Symphony No. 4, and Brahms works.
A jury in Judge F. L. Hoffman's Criminal Court convicted Samuel Fitzgerald, a deputy sheriff of Steele Subdivision, of fatally injuring Charles Anderson during an arrest on August 30. The two day trial established the deadly act occurred without provocation.
The Republican Senatorial Campaign Committee elected Senator Deneen of Illinois as secretary and set Chicago as the headquarters for the 1927 senatorial campaign.
The Hamilton County Central Committee of the Catholic Knights of America in Cincinnati will host a Christmas celebration at St Marys Hall on Thirteenth Street near Main Street tonight. Delegates from all city branches attend with Santa Claus distributing gifts to members and families. Guests include Harrison and New Richmond branches. refreshments served by the ladies.
Joan endures a tense visit from Mrs. Eldridge and Peter as the wealthy patron defends her role and urges Joan not to break up the studio friendship with Tipsy Tom. The evening reveals tensions over companionship, sleep, and artistic loyalties.
A fragmentary article blends a holiday recipe for anise cookies with a serialized fiction scene. It mentions six eggs, one pound sugar and flour, buttering pans, and baking until light brown, then shifts to a dramatic plot involving Joan, Peter, and Mrs. Eldridge planning an art exhibition.
A collection of 1925 era recipes describes Angels on Horseback, Deviled Oysters, Breakfast Pan Roast, Maple Popcorn Balls, Butterscotch and Peanut Candy. Instructions cover wrapping oysters in bacon, batter frying, creamed oyster fillings, and coconut maple toffee style confections with detailed steps and measurements.
Homemade candy proves popular during holidays as home cooks seek simple recipes. A Hawaiian Dainty is described with steps to mix ingredients in a candy saucepan for easy, tasty results.
An on street altercation between a bus driver and two men led to fines in Municipal Court. Thomas Ryan of 2045 Columbia avenue was fined 29 dollars for malicious destruction of property and disorderly conduct. James Butler of 1900 Eastern avenue paid 16 dollars and costs for disorderly conduct. Other drivers including Henry Blunt of 741 West Seventh street fined 25 dollars and costs for reckless driving and Jesse Maddox of 713 Cutter street fined 5 dollars and costs.
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