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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1908
Page
10
Residents with access to electric service increasingly adopt electric irons. The device is simple, convenient, and economical for ironing any amount. The Union Gas and Electric Co offers demonstrations at salesrooms or by calling representative M.167.
Cincinnati business leaders clash over L N Railway plans to cross Public Landing with a viaduct for Water Street terminals. Shippers push for Southern lines to absorb switching charges. committee to decide onIndustry aid or rejection. Doepke death noted. prominent merchant aided Alms Doepke firm and civic roles.
Advertises hot water bottles from 50 cents to 2.00 with emphasis on Queen City grade. Describes durability from cloth between two rubber layers and lists sizes No. 2 at 1.50 and 1.65 amid a range of options for grippe colds neuralgia earache and toothache relief.
Made of many different qualities of rubber, but we carry only those grades which we know will give satisfaction. They are made of fresh, pure rubber and will outwear a dozen of the cheap, made-to-sell kind.
The bedding is soft odorless and durable. It is absolutely water proof and available in white or black rubber. Width ranges up to 11 yards and pricing spans from 50 cents to 1350 dollars per yard.
Various shapes and sizes for chair and bed use. They are inflated for comfort and priced from 1.75 to 5.00 dollars. Lady attendants available to assist ladies.
William Hickey, who shot dead "Bud" Cooper in a restaurant at Eighth and Vine streets, was sentenced by Judge James B. Swing to six years in the Ohio Penitentiary after pleading guilty to manslaughter. The judge noted provocation and hoped the term would reform him. Hickey's wife attended the sentencing.
Notices announce the death of William F. Doepke with brief details. No additional information is provided in the readable text.
Dr. Emil G. Hirsch of Chicago arrives for the installation exercises of Dr. David Neumark at the Hebrew Union College events in Avondale. The program includes invocations, greetings, and an oration by Hirsch mentioning newspapers' fairness.
The police are seeking the owner of a four seated automobile with no license tag found yesterday morning in front of the residence of Christian Wilkening on Linwood and Grace avenues. No witnesses saw it brought there and no suspicious strangers were observed in the neighborhood.
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