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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1914
Page
3
Secrets of Health and Happiness present first aid for vacation injuries and skin rashes. Advice covers insect stings wounds water safety and preventing tetanus and dysentery. Readers ask about height age thryoid knee noise and dark circles with standard cautions and attributions to Dr. A K Hirschberg.
Pastor A B Beresford argues literature unites nations through Shakespeare and his Psalm of Life. He cites Bis marck and Napoleon as warnings that ambition and corruption fail. honesty leads to lasting success and public trust amid immigrant experiences in New York.
Poetic prose describes June as a personified month and celebrates the June Bride as the loveliest product of June. The piece links bridal imagery to June’s warmth and birdsong, framing nuptial joy as a universal, hopeful sign of youth and happiness.
A narrator recalls a fireside reading night where children hear tales of Richard the Lion Hearted and a little page. The stories spark imagination, tenderness, and a child’s vow to rescue loved ones, culminating in two children crafting a crown for their mother.
Onion souffle details begin with peeling two Spanish onions and cooking until soft then mashing. A white sauce is prepared and seasoned then folded with beaten egg yolks and whipped whites, baked in a buttered dish in water bath for twenty minutes. Chocolate dessert follows: melt chocolate with milk, thicken with cornflour, flavor with vanilla, and mold to cool.
A cookbook style note describes melting butter and flour, adding milk and seasoning, then simmering. It directs pouring into a dish, breaking in eggs, topping with grated cheese, and baking until eggs set. An aside mentions chocolate mold and milk quantities.
A simple refreshing rhubarb drink method uses two or three large rhubarb stalks cut into pieces placed in a three pint jug. Add a dessert spoon of sugar per stick, fill with boiling water, stir, and let cool before straining to serve.
About two thousand people attended the ground breaking for the SS Claré Catholic Church and adjacent school at Cedar and Salvia avenues in College Hill. Rev. Charles M. Diener led the ceremony as a parade and large parish delegation marked the event, celebrating rapid growth since the parish’s founding four years ago.
Rev. Louis G. Hoeck at Church of the Jerusalem preaches on Gleanings from Convent, summarizing eight days of a Swedenborgian convention. He argues along lines of mental healing, the limits of prayer, and the need to use nature and physicians, with emphasis that prayer sustains the soul over immediate bodily cure.
Superior Court Judge Benton Oppenheimer preached at a German church memorial for Enoch Terry Carson and other lodge members. He urged turning from speculation on death to living fully now, stressing duty to others and God and the need for daily effort over postmortem charity.
Joa ge Oppenheimer reflects on legacy describing a pebble cast into life creating widening ripples. A funeral service follows with remarks by Rev. Ernst Voss and R Lytle Stokes, benediction by E D Aughinbaugh, and music by multiple performers as the church displays national colors and order emblems.
Rev. G R Robbins at Lincoln Park Institutional Baptist Church preached on a great faith in a daily God and the world mission. He urged believers to expand vision beyond Palestine, go into all the world, and support conversion through prayer, money, and effort.
A columnist urges a young woman to respond to floral tributes after her father's death with a simple heartfelt note. Focus on gratitude, recall kind memories, and avoid formality. Write plainly from the heart to honor the old friend who offered comfort.
A religious column urges young women readers to seek prayer over medicine and to uplift faith in God through Christ as the basis of healing and national strength. It praises public devotion and quotes Gladstone, Napoleon, Cromwell, Lincoln, and Grant as Christian exemplars while criticizing gloom and secular despair.
Burglars used a ladder to enter the home of M. C. Williams at 60 Hollister Place early yesterday. The ladder stood by the side of the house and a second floor window was open. They stole a pair of eyeglasses and a pearl necklace valued at $40.
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