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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1915
Page
5
A short instructional note offers a $750 cash opportunity as a start today proposal. The message emphasizes immediate action with a straightforward call to participate. No specific organization or location is provided in readable text.
J. W. Tarbill, president, states Cincinnati firm closes near one million dollar contract with Willys-Overland to market Overland cars in the area for 1916. The company expands capital by fifty thousand dollars and adds expert sales staff while continuing Packard distribution and promoting the new Twin-Six. Citizens' Motor Car, founded in 1906, has led the firm since its start.
Kruse Motor Car Company of Cincinnati begins a six day public demonstration of a Maxwell 25 touring car to mirror ordinary use. A city salesman contractor physician municipal worker and jitney service will test the car with observers noting fuel consumption and mileage for a full weekend review. Results will be published regardless of favorability.
Rev Clarence Graf will be publicly received at St Boniface School Hall Blue Rock Street Northside this evening. State officers of the Catholic Knights of Ohio including George Matthauer Jr William Wenning Henry Hanek and Dennis Ryan will attend. Fix-President Anthony Rashe has been invited. Church groups will present a handsome gift to the new priest. Henry Breucker of St Boniface Branch 51 will chair the event.
Winifred Black argues love should not be a woman's sole role and that a wife must balance affection with duties. She mocks the idea that a woman's existence centers on love, using Senora Sara Pettiressi’s Paraguay remark to contrast voting and romance. She says marriages thrive when women work, help, and remain independent.
Hygienic bathing supports vigor and vitality through pool baths and indoor tubs. Hot baths depress and can risk pneumonia unless followed by cold immersion. cold baths require a skin glow for effectiveness and should not follow meals. Observing individual responses is essential.
Fashion note highlights a pink fine knitted silk sweater with ribbed body collar cuffs and pocket reverses, part of this year's vogue. The text shifts to a land case in Athens County appealing Judge Sater in Columbus while noting a patent suit on Meccano Limited against Wagner and the American Mechanical Toy Company proceeding before Judge Hollister with Wagner testifying.
The text notes swimming and sea bathing have mixed effects, urging tests like those for cold pool bathing. It warns that entering cold water while fatigued risks cramps and drowning before help can reach the victim.
Mrs. Mattie Dee of Texarkana and her three children were separated at Grand Central Depot after her husband vanished. Police, including Lt Venn and Sgt Kessen, arranged care for the family with the two oldest children sent to the Children's Home and the baby to the Home for the Friendless while authorities search for the missing father. If he is not found, the Department of Charities and Corrections will arrange ongoing support.
Fred Counts of Sidney begins duties as Chief Deputy to United States Marshal Devanney and manages field and office work. John Haught of Wyoming named Field Deputy. both take office today. Counts is a Shelby County Democrat and former County Clerk.
The case of the Chartiers Oil Company of Pittsburg against the Hocking Valley Products Company was appealed to the Circuit Court of Appeals yesterday. The dispute centers on rights in a contractual or property matter.
Real estate notes report Avondale to erect an eight family apartment with pressed brick on Blair avenue costing about 42000, starting within ten days. Eleven Cleveland subdivision lots near University School will host St Louis flats and residences, with total building value around 100000. Hyde Park Ground broken for a Postoffice station in the public square. Architects plan tuberculosis hospital in Lexington Kentucky and fireproof Waynesville school construction projects.
City Planning Exhibition at Union Central Building attracts record Monday visitors as officials announce Tuesday shipment to other cities. John E. Lathrop of the American City Bureau stresses using the Harding city plan law to empower commissions and urges civic participation, especially women's, for effective city improvement. John E. Bruce and A. O. Elzner also spoke.
Louis J Howe of this city yesterday ended his 15 year tenure as Chief Deputy United States Marshal for the Southern District of Ohio. He also served as receiver and trustee in important cases, with high marks for efficiency and integrity. Bench and bar extend best wishes for his future activities.
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