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Fifty Years Ago in Cincinnati Showers and Steamer Yard Moves
A mosaic of city items shows a wet Cincinnati with a state Universalist convention in Mt Gilead Ohio led by Rev Eben L Rixford, steamboats laid up for business, Holt Club scoring 53 33 in Newport, and notable local trades. A Cincinnati Baseball Club victory over Eclectic Medical Association. Franklin Skinner sells Plum Street lot for 10000 dollars. Ind ia Ink vs silver and carbon photographs introduced by C Waldack Co at West Fourth Street.
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Cincinnati
Mt. Gilead
Ohio State Convention of Universalists
Eben L. Rixford
Ecletic Medical Association of Ohio
John King
A. Potter
Springfield
O. E. Newton
Jerome P. Marvin
D. M. Keith
North Fairfield
J. M. Scudder
Franklin Skinner
A. J. Pruden
Plum Street
George Street
C. Waldack & Co
West Fourth Street
Revelations of a wedding ring and a morbid mood
A narrator battles inner temptations and a lingering guilt after a provocative studio photo. She hides mementos of Dicky, plans a guest visit, wanders to a greenhouse, arranges flowers, and notices Katie’s distress as preparations for a dinner unfold. The chapter ends with Katie’s tears and a promise to continue.
Cranch News Offices and bureaus listed
The notice lists Cranch News Offices with Walnut Hills address and various bureaus including Covington London and Washington, with contact details and a Chicago office ad mentioning $18 for a People’s Gas Blog.
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East Seemeities
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Simrall Building
Madison Avenue
York Street
London
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Burden of the Worthless on Society and City
A historical perspective argues the city shelters many idle strangers and dependents. It urges separate inquiry for hospital cases and proposes clearing houses to direct drifters to work, claiming such measures would cleanse society and reduce public burdens.
Fat Used as Cosmetic Solder for Deformities in Medical Advance
The article describes fat from the body used as a surgical filler to correct deformities. Dr Peiser of Switzerland demonstrates fat grafting to fix Dupuytren's contracture and finger stiffness. A 35 year old patient regained full finger movement after fat grafting from the abdomen and healing with silk sutures.
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Peiser
Switzerland
Dupuytren
Cincinnati Traction to Buy 100 Double Truck Cars
The Cincinnati Traction Company plans to purchase one hundred pay as you enter double truck street cars with seating for fifty to replace existing single truck cars. Mayor Puchta approved the plans and specifications on Thursday, with operation slated for the fall announced by Walter Draper.
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Cincinnati Traction Company
Puchta
Walter Draper
Season's first concert at Eden Park Sunday
The Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra opens the season with a Eden Park concert on Sunday June 8 announced by the Park Board. A Burnet Woods concert follows on Saturday June 9 with the same orchestra. The Eden Park program includes Stars and Stripes Forever a Sousa Overture Phedre an aria Trumpet solo by Ferdinand Weise and selections from Aida Espana and Sari with intermission and a final overture.
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Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra
Park Board
Burnet Woods
Symphony Orchestra
Stars and Stripes
Sousa
Massenet
Ferd. Weise
Verdi
Citizens' League Forms To Oust German From Schools
In a two hour executive session eight men formed The Citizens League on Foreign Languages in the Elementary Public Schools at the Fourth National Bank Building. Edward Colston was named president and Charles B. Wilby secretary. They plan to enroll thousands and may file a mandamus suit to compel a school board investigation. Members listed include L Ault Rev John F Herget Prof P V N Meyers Rev David McKinney Rev George A Thayer and Aaron A Ferris.
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Fourth National Bank
Citizens’ League
Edward Colston
Alexander Thomson
Charles B. Wilby
League
Board of Education
L. A. Ault
John F. Herget
P. V. N. Meyers
David McKinney
Aaron A. Ferris
George A. Thayer
District for Social Unit Decision Delayed After Public Hearing Planned
Brighton leads in the district contest for the first social unit experiment but voting was postponed until all districts report. A public hearing will let competitors present claims before a final decision next week. Mohawk Brighton district gathered 1800 petitions and letters in support. Other near-makers were Washburn Northside Camp Washington and Rothenberg districts.
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Fighting Parson Tells Rotarians of Trenches
Dr. John Kelman known as the Fighting Parson and International Secretary of the YMCA, former ten year chaplain of the English Artillery, spoke at the Rotary Club luncheon at Hotel Linton after returning from the trenches. He shared a vivid account of life in No Man's Land and soldiers who have "go out."
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Edinburgh
Scotland
Rotary Club
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No Man’s Land
German Merchantmen To Be Used As Colliers
President Wilson issued an executive order turning over five German merchant ships to the American navy for conversion to cruisers and eight as colliers. The convertisers include Kronprinz Wilhelm Prinz Eitel Freidrich Liebenfels Geier and Locksen, interned in Philadelphia Charleston Honolulu at the war’s outbreak.
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Wilson
Kronprinz Wilhelm
Prinz Eitel Freidrich
Philadelphia
Liebenfels
Charleston
Geier
Locksen
Honolulu
Two Outings Planned at Coney Island This Saturday
Coney Island hosts two events this Saturday the Lone Star Council J O U M and the East Night High School pupils former and present The East Nighters will contest in dancing marathons at the clubhouse dansant and on the pavilion
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Ohio highway bids total over one million dollars across 41 counties
State Highway Commissioner Clinton Cowan will open bids at 2 p.m. on June 14 1917 for 159.44 miles of road in 41 Ohio counties at an estimated cost of 1 042 614 76. The project includes 59 contracts for new state aid roads and repairs with numerous named routes and local road segments.
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Car trades and promotions note varied dealer moves
lL. E. Manley of Wood- Oakland Co. announces a $70 price rise for the Oakland Sensible Six effective June 1 and reports no cars in stock while sales grow and deliveries lag. Dick Carhart, Overland distributor for Oklahoma, visited for Deco nation Day races. F T Miles becomes truck sales manager for Charley Schwarm Motor Co after learning Jeffery trucks at Kenosha. Kemmy Smith of Patt Motor Co sells a new car to Mort Heldman. D M Trombley of M J Flynn showcases a brand new 198 Westcott sold to J M O'Brien.
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Wood- Oakland Company
Oakland
F. T. Miles
Charley Schwarm Motor Car Company
Mr. Miles
Nash
Kenosha
Kemmy Smith
The
Patt ‘Motor Car Company
Mort Heldman
D. M. Trombley
M. J. Flynn
Westcott
J. M. O’brien
Speedmeter builder D D Ricker tours jobbers after race
D D Ricker of the Van Sicklen Company, makers of speedmeters, visited local jobbers Thursday following a major race held on Wednesday. He toured facilities and discussed product details with distributors.
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van Sicklen Company
Weldon Motor Car Co. Chief Praises Winners in Major Race
Weldon president W. G. Weldon wore a broad smile as his man Jerry won the free-for-all in a Hudson Super Six. Ira Vail finished second, Ralph Mulford and A. H. Patterson also placed, giving four winners from four starts in the celebrated event.
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Weldon Motor Car Company
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Ira Vail
Ralph Mulford
A. H. Patterson
War measures may curb railway trespassing says trade journal
The Railway Age Gazette argues war may reduce trespassing on tracks as armed forces guard rails and bridges to protect transportation facilities. Fairfax Harrison warns trespassers risk death and legal consequences while interfering with rail service.
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Railway Age Gazette
United States
Fairfax Harrison
American Railway Association
Special Committee On National Defense
Fashions of To Day By May Manton frock pattern
Dainty simple little girl’s frock features straight hemmed skirt and a novel bodice with points. Empire line ribbon through waist slits adds a stylish touch. Short sleeves preferred for season. pattern No 9425 fits sizes 4 to 8 years and requires 234 yards of 36 inch fabric. Pattern mailed by ten cents from the paper’s Fashion Department.
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Twenty-Two Graduate From College of Pharmacy at Commencement
Twenty two students of the Cincinnati College of Pharmacy received degrees at the forty fifth annual commencement and banquet held at the Hotel Gibson. Rev Harry Thurston Crane gave the invocation while President John C Otis conferred degrees and Charles F Harding awarded alumni certificates.
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Harry Thurston Crane
John C. Otis
Charles F. Harding
John Ari Lloyd
Rolla L. Thomas
Edward Voss
Ohio Board of Pharmacy
Carlos P. Long
American Chemical Society
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Clark R. Ward
Albert W.ross
Morris Mark
Myrtle Marie Hobelman
William John Mulloney
Adrian J. Bauman
Edward L. Berg
Francis Bokman
George M. Dangelmeier
Charles H. Dohoo
Arthur J. Fratz
Frank J. Guy
Maurice W. Higgins
Herman F. Wilfert
Henry Kanter
George Washington Loos
Eldon W. Musgrave
Clare M. Otis
Miss Otis
Ezra W. Rhodes
Clarence W. Schroder
Edward G. Seibel
Edwin P. Weik
Condemnation of Two-Story Frame Building on Fitzpatrick Street
Building commissioner George Ben digs ordered demolition of a two story frame building owned by the Burnet estate at 142 Fitzpatrick Street after condemnation on Thursday.
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George Bendigs
Fitzpatrick Street
Students Exhibit Work at Ohio Mechanics Institute
An exhibition of students work will be held at Ohio Mechanics Institute on June 6 7 8 and 9. The annual graduation ceremony is to be observed Thursday evening June 7 at Emery Auditorium. The event dates were shortened to June 6 7 8 9 due to Governor Cox declaring June 5 a holiday.
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Cox
Veteran Calls Youth to Duty Amid Civil War Echoes
A Civil War veteran urges young men to answer the nation’s call with duty and courage. He rejects political fighting and emphasizes loyalty to God country and humanity, saying he would serve today if accepted, and warns successors to uphold the country’s honor.
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Plans for Monster Class Initiation At Music Hall
The Hamilton County Representatives and Deputies Association of the Combined Junior Order Councils met at the Emery Hotel to finalize details for a monster class initiation at Music Hall on Saturday evening, June 16. Fifty-two councils are represented with over 600 candidates. A 100 member degree team under Master of Ceremonies Charles Lackman will perform three degrees across multiple councils. the Fulton Grass Band will provide music. prizes honor those who recruit best. Past National Councilor John J. Weitzel attended. delegations from nearby states are expected.
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Colerain
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John J. Weitzel
Schoolmates of '61 to Revisit Yesteryear At Zoo Reunion
The 117 gray-haired members of the Schoolmates Association, Cincinnatians who attended George F. Sands School when named Fourteenth District and First Intermediate, plan a June 9 reunion at the Zoo. They will play marbles and tops, sing patriotic hymns, and honor George JF. Sands who will attend as a “youngster.”
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Outing funds aid for True Blue Council at Chester Park
True Blue Council Daughters of America held an outing at Chester Park with prizes awarded. A. McLaughlin, Mrs. Lucy West, and Sophie Kramschuster led the organizing committee. A lightning strike damaged the old Williams home in Ault Park, sparking a fire extinguished by Linwood units. property valued around 1000 dollars belongs to the city. At Speedway races a purse snatcher lifted eight dollars and jewelry from an attendee. Irwin Jones and Clarence Richardson, aged 22 and 20, were detained as detectives Wegner and Sweeney pursue the stolen typewriter case.
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Chester Park
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Lucy West
Sophie Kramschuster
Williams
Ault Park
Linwood
Charles Blessed
Center
Ward Streets
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May Street
Clarence Richardson
Eastern Avenue
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Sweeney
Collision Causes Tie Up At Fifth And Main Streets
An automobile truck driven by John Loran of 1113 Main Street collided with a Madison road car at Fifth and Main streets late Thursday causing traffic to back up. No injuries were reported and both vehicles moved away under their own power.
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Auto Strikes Man Injuring Rib Fractures
Joseph Bandle aged 30 of 3552 Jefferson Avenue was hit by a car at Brookline and Ludlow Avenues Thursday night. Police say the vehicle was driven by W Enger of 421 Ludlow Avenue. Bandle suffered several rib fractures.
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Jefferson Avenue
Brookline
Ludlow Avenues
W. Enger
Ludlow Avenue
Bandle
Poisoning Accident Lands Man In Hospital
Louis Miller aged 68 of 3114 Spring Grove Avenue was hospitalized at General Hospital after accidentally drinking disinfectant on Thursday.
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General Hospital
Rocky Mountain National Park Trip Offers With Rock Island
The Rocky Mountain National Park near Estes Park Colorado is promoted as open this year to travelers. The Rock Island Lines advertise a round trip fare from Chicago to the park for 39.50 with visits to Colorado Springs and Pike's Peak Region. Rock Island Travel Bureau Cincinnati invites requests for illustrated literature detailing trips and prices.
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