Tomorrow A Bride's Whim
A newly married couple on their Bermuda honeymoon face public gaze and private uncertainty. Evelyn and Lowell observe other brides and grooms aboard the ship, wondering about future careers, family life, and lasting happiness. The piece reflects on post wedding expectations and the pull between romance and practical duties.
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Evelyn Roberts
Lowell Randall
Evelyn
Mrs. Husband
Bermuda
Mr. Husband
Lowell
Eve
Adam
By Press Publishing Co
A Wifes Confessional
A tense farmhouse scene unfolds as Katherine and a narrator plot to expose a feigned amnesia by spying on Lillian. Katie cleans a kitchen while they wait, and Katherine confronts the girl when the door to the hidden room is tried. The suspense centers on unmasking deception and planned punishment.
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Katie
Meesis Graham
Mrs. Ticer
Kvatie
Lillian
Katherine
Fanny Powell
Colors and Trimmings of the Moment
Eleanor Gunn surveys fashion with gray as the dominant tone in coats, gowns, and accessories, noting chic Parisian influence, white and gray harmonies, and gilded hats. The piece also mentions handpainted frocks, gold leather trim, and a few dated references to 1925 styling.
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Paris
Vatican
Jean Magnin
Fairchild
Guarding Your Health Dr Copeland on Heart Rhythm
Dr Copeland explains heart rhythm basics including regular beat rate around seventy per minute and how arrhythmia tachycardia and bradycardia arise from diseases, nervous disorders or stimulants. He notes irregular pulses can be harmless yet alarming and lists conditions linked to rapid or slow heart action.
Gas company stock vote to retire bonds and expand capital
Stockholders of Cincinnati Gas and Transportation Co approved boosting common stock from 2 million to 3.84 million to retire 2 million in first mortgage bonds due 1933. The capital would total 6.84 million with 3 million in Columbia Gas and Electric preferred stock. Directors reelected and officers named.
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Cincinnati Gas and Transportation Company
Union Gas and Electric Company
Polk Laffoon
Columbia Gas and Electric Company
Cincinnati
West Virginia
Philip Gossler
W. W. Freeman
Charles P. Taft
8. D. Heed
Freeman
Gossler
Laffoon
A. Sherlock
Dress Pattern No 6 018 Size Bust 42 to 56 Inches
The pattern offers percale gingham linen and rep fabrics for dresses in eight bust sizes from 42 to 56 inches and corresponding waists. It details yardage for a 44 inch bust and lists a two yard width at the bottom. Pattern mailed for ten cents.
Government Square to operate as bus terminal this Sunday
City officials will convert Government Square into a temporary bus terminal starting Sunday. Safety Director Charles E. Tudor announced parking will be banned for private cars in the square center except ten taxi stands, with interurban buses using nearest spaces facing the Federal Building.
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Charles E. Tudor
Tudor
Federal Building
Fifth Street
East Fifth Street
Walnut
Vine Streets
Main Street
Norwood
Walnut Street
W. T. Calerdine
The
Automobile Club
Federal
Auto Club
Judge Bell
Alvin Pille
Carson Avenue
Albert W. Assil
East Pear Street
Pille
Stowe Public School
Seventh
Cutter Streets
Assil
Warsaw Avenue
Mansion Place
Former Kansas Governor E W Hoch Dies at 76
E W Hoch 76 former Kansas governor died of heart disease in Marion after serving 1905 to 1909 He founded Pawnee Rock Kansas and later edited the Marion Record He was born in Danville Kentucky in 1849 and was a prohibitionist Methodist and Populist ally notable for breaking down doors to access disputed records at the State House
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Marion
Kan
E. W. Hoch
Kansas
Hoch
Marion Record
Wallis Hoch
Mr. Hoch
Danville
Pawnee Rock
Barton County
State House
Confectionery killing over 15 cents in Akron store
In Akron Ohio on June 2 a dispute over 15 cents ended with the murder of Gerald McHale 25 in a confectionery. Sotie Yovan also known as Sam Johnson 32 the store proprietor is detained.
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Akron
Gerald McHale
Sotie Yovan
Sam Johnson
Man charged with first degree murder after killing over change
McHale was shot in the head five times with an automatic pistol during an argument over change after he and a companion bought bottles of near beer. Abe Allen, who witnessed the shooting, is held as a material witness.
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McHale
Abe Allen
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