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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1909
Page
14
Readable lines show addresses and bureau names in a historic city guide. Mentions Newport Bureau and London falgar squares with references to Americans and Washington.
President Taft’s views defend a strong military establishment as a ready force for emergencies. He argues the army should not be reduced despite peaceable aims and trade tensions. The message endorses preparedness while hoping for long peace and avoiding unnecessary conflict.
The article discusses an old French custom where children are exchanged between families, often sent abroad to live with relatives who speak a different language. Proponents praise language, customs, and manners benefits, while critics blame avarice and boarding schools for shaping the trend.
City completes the mammoth water works project after years of effort. Commissioners credit engineers and health authorities for improved, filtered water and a significant public benefit far exceeding the investment. The gains are highlighted as profound for municipal health and utility service.
The piece blends obituary remembrances with wedding details and social events from a local community, highlighting individual tributes and forthcoming marriage plans. It references a poet’s passing at home, a June wedding party lineup led by Miss Lillian Chester, and social gatherings at clubs and clubs' events, including a university Phi Beta Kappa initiation and bridal party arrangements.
Shipping news reports arrivals and departures of vessels including the Caronia, Averpesl, The Finland, The Minnehaha, The Lapland and others. Records show ships arriving from New York, Antwary, Triest and Montreal with lines to Dover, Plymouth and Glasgow, listing times around morning and afternoon on various Wednesdays.
The summary reflects a fragmented note about an Alms memorial dedicated to Lincoln, positioned on the north side of Government Acre near a parade route or square. It references weeks, wages, and public memory amid a stream of garbled lines.
A mosaic of names, addresses, and scattered notes appears to list residents and places across Glenview and nearby towns. The OCR reads numerous personal names, street addresses such as Queen City Ave and Grove Ave, and scattered references to hotels, burial permits, and public notices without coherent narrative.
OCR reads scattered phrases from a local page, unclear names and dates. Readable items hint at a civic notice or brief event, but essential details are missing to confirm specifics.
A wedding was quietly solemnized yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Mattie W. Gooding in Covington. Effie Lillian Gooding married Roy K. Seaman with Rev. G W Oliver officiating. The house was decorated with palms and plants and music accompanied the ceremony with Greek and white themes.
Lists of society events and visitors in Covington Newport and nearby towns. Ribbon bearers and a flower girl at a wedding. luncheon afterward. Guests from Dayton and Chicago visit Miss Lenore Gooch. Newlyweds Mr and Mrs C K Hellebush to Walnut Hills. Mention of river area clubs, honeymoons, house parties, and a long automobile trip through Louisville Paris Maysville Lexington Frankfort Shelbyville.
A fashion description from Cincinnati highlights alms bags on linen gowns, soutached or emba trims, and waist ribbons. It notes wedding ring styles with plain gold bands, deep-pointed corsage silhouettes, boudoir fabrics like mull and embroidery detail, and stylish buttons in jet and pearl.
Disjointed notes advise on clothing and practical choices for hot weather. Mentions jackets, hose, and a casual style with a playful tone, suggesting adaptable wardrobe items and personal comfort in summer conditions.
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