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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1928
Page
9
Dr Louis E Bisch discusses citizen responsibility in a democracy noting many Americans avoid deep thinking and independent judgment. He cites the Volstead era and argues people follow the majority, seek easy solutions, and neglect critical engagement with laws and policies. Copyright 1928 Newspaper Feature Service Inc.
Greencastle Ind May 31 Dr Garfield Bromley Oxnam of Glendale California was elected president of Depauw University to succeed Lemuel H Masén whose resignation will take effect after the commencement exercises.
A tense scene unfolds as Dicky confesses his permission for Junior to climb a tree leading to an accident. Mrs Bickett rebukes him, while Katharine and Katherine manage to calm tensions. Grandma Graham comforts Dicky’s mother as the family decides to check on the child and secure his safety.
A physician reflects on early medical training and handling convulsions in a child. He recalls a frightening first case, notes rapid recovery after a hot bath and cold head treatment, and emphasizes avoiding scalding while seeking professional advice for feeding. He also advises gentle back care and moderation in walking for strained backs.
About 300 Rotarians heard Dr. A. A. Enoch of Walnut Hills High School urge daily exercise to keep all 600 plus muscles fit. He shared personal experience of leg length equalization through ongoing training and demonstrated with students. The next Rotary meeting will tour the City Workhouse and feature inmate-served luncheon.
The horoscope urges virtue and self restraint to curb a Martian impulse to quarrel and rash actions. It notes tests of self control for birthday individuals and cautions discreet integrity to avoid sordid affiliations. A child born today may require early training in self government and orderly life.
The article describes a daytime dress pattern for mature figures with slender hips using tweed, taffeta, wool crepe or wool georgette. Sizes include bust 38 to 52 inches. a 46 inch size needs 3 1/4 yards of 39 inch material plus facing material. Edge width at hem is 52 inches with plaits.
The Charm Home bathroom by Maddux Building Co opens for public inspection Sunday at 3817 Indian View Avenue Mariemont. The white sculptural bath features a pedestal lavatory Pembroke tub and mirrored cabinet with shelves. a large closet completes the room.
Chicago May 31 Judge Otto Kerner spoke of personal loss saying years were taken from his life when a probation youth later killed a young girl. He defended his actions amid charges that Chicago Criminal Court judges pattered with crime, noting three youths involved in an automobile theft and a theater hold up that ended in a girl’s death.
Harvard University won the English literature competition by scoring 93 to 117 against Yale in a cross country style point system. Harvard’s English department earns the William Lowell Putnam prize of $5,000 to buy books.
The Clermont County Republican Executive Central Committee endorsed Myers Y. Cooper of Cincinnati as the Republican candidate for Governor at its May 31 meeting in Batavia. The committee also endorsed Fred Edgington for State Senator in the Second-Fourth District, which covers Clermont Brown Warren and Butler counties. Edgington is a three term State Representative from Clermont County.
Ohio Supreme Court affirmed a Hamilton County ruling that John Rucker a 48 year old Black man from 769 Kenyon Avenue will be electrocuted for the July 4 killing of Patrolman John Franken. He wounded three other officers and a witness Mrs Martha Creek 33 died of heart failure on her porch. The court will likely set a date within three weeks.
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