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Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1920

Page

4

Lineman credits Tanlac for renewed energy and health

J M Hammack a lineman from Charleston West Virginia says Tanlac restored his strength after years of fatigue and poor appetite. He reports improved sleep appetite and work capacity after six bottles and credits Dow Drug Company for the product's availability in several cities.

Tanlac J. M. Hammack Mary Street Charleston W. Va West Virginia Water and Electric Company Cincinnati Dow Drug Company Fifth and Vine Street Norwood Elmwood Carthage Covington Newport Twentyone Moor & Moor College Corner Charles Kattman Reading J. J. Stark St. Bernard

Stick to Semreco for White Teeth and Healthy Gums

An advertisement urges using Senreco toothpaste to achieve white, radiant teeth and firm gums. It promotes regular dental visits, claims to combat pyorrhea, and offers a booklet about gums from Senreco at the Masonic Temple in Cincinnati, Ohio.

Masonic Temple Cincinnati Ohio

Newport Hermann Names Committee To Purify Water

Mayor Joseph Hermann appointed a Newport committee of W L Glazier Sr J Gil Davis and W T Johnston to represent the city in a Northern Kentucky meeting on improving the water supply. Other city mayors will appoint committees as plans advance. Local experts will guide the water works planning amid state health concerns about poor Northern Kentucky water.

W. L. Glazier, Sr J. Gil Davis W. T. Johnston Johnston Machine Company Joseph Hermann Newport Kentucky Donnelly Covington Wheat Ft. Thomas Smith Dayton Winters Bellevue

Double Wedding Ends In Two Ceremonies At Dayton Church

Miss Emily Mc Lellan of St. Petersburg Florida married Fred O Bamforth while his sister Gladys Bamforth wed Milton Cooper in two ceremonies at St John s Episcopal Church Dayton. The Rev Ira D Langer officiated. Bamforth is assistant chief clerk to the B and O Railroad general manager and Cooper is a Urbana Ohio young man.

St. John’s Episco Church Dayton Emily McLellan St. Petersburg Fla Fred O. Bamforth Gladys Bamforth Milton Cooper Bamforth Cooper Ira D. Lang B. & O. Railroad Urbana, O

Immaculata Alumnae Elects Officers At Newport Banquet

The Immaculata alumnae held an annual banquet reunion and election at the academy on Fifth and Columbia in Newport. Helen Stapleton was chosen President with Jaret McDermott as Vice President Mertie Mae Lacey as Secretary and Ella Costigan as Treasurer Luella Sauer formerly led the group and conducted the business session.

Immaculata Academy Fifth Columbia Streets Newport Helen Stapleton Jaret McDermott Mertie Mae Lacey Ella Costigan Luella Sauer

Teeple Divorce Suit Filed in Campbell Circuit Court

Alice Teeple files for divorce from G Marion Teeple alleging abandonment in June 1919. The couple wed on November 26 1917.

Alice Teeple G. Marion Teeple Campbell Clara Ensien Carl W. Enslen Campbell County Circuit Cour Andrews Ster Piant Newport

Five ministers to take part in Dayton bacalaureate services

Prof. R. H. Brown announces the baccalaureate program at the Baptist Church for Sunday night. Rev. N. Ervin presiding with Bible reading by Rev. R. D. Harding and invocation by Rev. William Jones. Baptist choir will sing an anthem, C. K. Heidrich will sing a solo, Aubrey W. Williams delivers the sermon, George Rambach sings, the congregation will sing America, and Rev. Ira D. Lang gives the benediction.

R. H. Brown Dayton Baptist Church N. Ervin R. D. Harding William Jones Baptist Choir C. K. Heidrich Aubrey W. Williams George Ramboch America Ira D. Lang

Mrs Elizabeth Maurer dies at 57 in Newport

Mrs Elizabeth Maurer aged 57 died yesterday at her home 714 Monmouth Street. Funeral services set for Saturday at 2 p.m. at the residence with burial in Evergreen Cemetery.

Elizabeth Maurer Monmouth Street George Maurer Evergeven Campbell County St. John's Evangelical Church Seventh Columbia Streets Newport Parents and Tack Avenue

Newport Realty Transfers Report

Realty transfer list shows Oscar McCampbell to Dudley and Julia Brown for Lot 98 in Dayton Tot and Home Subdivision valued at 5 dollars. Charles Schneider to Edward Flynn for Isabella street property valued at 1500 dollars. Dave Edwards to Louis A. Flummer for a Fifth avenue Dayton lot valued at 4000 dollars. W J Donnelly to Joseph Kroth for 22 feet Front street Newport property valued at 600 dollars. Mary Catherine Sauer to Harry and Amanda Schoenhoff for a Dayton lot valued at 1000 dollars. Ben Trame Jr and wife to Ben Trame Sr and wife for a lot in James Taylor subdivision valued at 400 dollars. Martin and Josephine Doyle to Jacob and Margaret Wagner for 30 feet Saratoga street valued at 3500 dollars. Highlands Real Estate and Investment Co to Viola Knobloch for Baby Farm Tract lot valued at 250 dollars.

Oscar McCampbell Dudley Julia Brown Dayton Tot and Home Company Charles Schneider Edward Flynn Isabella Street Dave Edwards Louis A. Flummer Fifth Avenue Dayton W. J. Donnelly Joseph Kroth Front Street Newport Mary Catherine Sauer Harry and Amanda Schoenhoff Ben Trame, Jr Ben Trame James Taylor Martin and Josephine Doyle Jacob Margaret Wagner Saratoga Street Highlands Real E Estate and Investment Company Viola M. Knobloch Baby Farm Tract

Notable Residents Listed in Newport and Nearby Areas

The report lists residents including George S. Beyer and Theresa B. Schaber of Newport, Philip Biegel and Florence Hunker of Hamilton, Harry Klingel of Waldo, and Ruth Wilson of California Kentucky, detailing their names and residences.

George S. Beyer Newport Theresa B. Schaber Philip Biegel Hamilton Florence Hunker Harry Klingel Waldo O. Ruth Wilson California

Certificates Due in June Good for Income Taxes

Stephen McGrath, Internal Revenue Collector, has word from the Commissioner of Internal Revenue in Washington that Series T-1-1920 certificates of indebtedness maturing June 15, 1920, will be accepted for payment of income and excess profits taxes due on that date.

Stephen McGrath Internal Revenue Commissioner of Internal Revenue Washington, D. C

Rockdale Avenue Temple High School Graduation

Graduation exercises for the Rockdale Avenue Temple high school department take place Sunday at 10 00 a m in the Temple Annex with thirteen graduates. Former Judge Harry M Hoffheimer will deliver the address, Dr David P ilson to present diplomas, Clarence J Heldman to read his prize essay What It Means To Be A Jew, Otta Ehrlich to give the valedictory, followed by the one act play Three Pills in a Bottle by the department students.

Rockdale Avenue Temple Temple Harry M. Hoffheimer David Philipson Clarence J. Heldman Otta Ehrlich

Letta MacVay Found Dead in Bed at 1011 Delta Avenues

Mrs Letta MacVay aged 85 was found dead in bed yesterday at 1011 Delta Avenues by her daughter Miss Susie B McVay. The case was reported to Coroner Baumer by Dr A M Countryman and the body was taken to the Morgue.

Letta MacVay Delta Avenues Susie B. McVay Baumer A. M. Countryman

Federal budget urged at Cincinnati committee meeting

Irwin F. Westheimer chairman of the Cincinnati Committee spoke at the Business Men's Club urging a national budget system as constructive legislation, likening it to the Federal Reserve Act during a meeting of the local committee of the National Commission.

The National Commission Business Men’s Club Irwin IF. Westheimer Cincinnati

Donnelly seeks Bullock's removal as Safety Chief

Mayor Thomas Donnelly asked the City Commissioners in a recent meeting to remove L E Bullock from the Safety Commissioner post claiming interference in the police department. Commissioners Stahel and Vastine pledged support while Bullock declined to comment awaiting his plans.

Thomas Donnelly L. E. Bullock Coyington Donnelly Stahel Vastine Bullock Gill

Prohibition Agents Implement New Enforcement Fees

Supervising Federal Prohibition Agent Ss Brame announced a June 1 enforcement law. Agents will receive information fees for still captures from 8 to 10 dollars based on still size, and an extra five dollars per arrestee. A 10 percent reward of seized illicit property applies, not to exceed fifty dollars per case.

Ss. R. Brame Federal Prohibition Washington

Fugitive from justice arrest of Charles Small in San Francisco

Charles Small aged 74 of San Francisco was arrested yesterday by Detectives Mason Parker and James Higgins on a fugitive from justice charge. He is held for Indianapolis authorities to face an indictment for allegedly obtaining money fraudulently. A diamond studded gold watch and $321 were found on him.

Charles Small San Francisco Mason Parker James Higgins Indianapolis

Public Works Crew Endures Pay Dispute in Covington

Sixty two Covington Public Works Department employees returned to work after a wage dispute led by the committee. Commissioner Ben Vastine stated the men prefer to keep current wages rather than cut staff to fund higher pay. The workers seek a $1 per day raise, to be granted by year’s end.

Covington Public Works Department Cecade New Ben Vastine Orce

Night Pupil Graduates 47 At Covington Exercises

Covington Night High School held graduation exercises at Holmes High School auditorium. A class of forty seven received diplomas. Rev J E Savage pastor of St Luke s M E Church gave the principal address. Diplomas were presented by Dr A A Ranshaw President of the Board of Education.

Covington Holmes High School J. E. Savage St. Luke’s M. E. Church A. A. Ranshaw Board of Education

Ernst Donates Property to Y M C A in Covington

Richard P. Ernst and wife gave the residence and adjacent grounds at 15 East Pike Street to the Y M C A Covington as an extension of the boys department. The gift was disclosed in a letter of thanks from Y M C A directors.

Richard P. Ernst Pike Street Covington Boys’ Department

Mayors Name Seizure Water Plan Committees Meet Tonight

Covington and Newport appointed committees to draft plans for Seisure water supply in Northern Kentucky. The groups meet tonight in Covington City Building following a health authorities and city officials meeting in Covington and Newport.

Covington Newport Seisure Northern Kentucky

Storm injures Weichmanns at French Lick Indiana

Mr and Mrs Gus Weichmann were injured during a storm last Wednesday at French Lick Indiana. He suffered a broken right arm and she was cut and bruised. L E Howe of Cincinnati was fined ten dollars for traffic violations for not keeping a rear light. The Kentucky Bankers' Association Groups 6 and 9 meet June 9 at Ft Mitchell Country Club.

Gus Weichmann French Lick Ind Weichmann L. E. Howe Race Street Cincinnati Kentucky Bankers’ Association Ft. Mitchell Country Club

Local Names and Residences Listed in County Record

A transcription lists individuals and residences including Vaughn S&S DeBolt Cincinnati Hazel V Keyman Cincinnati James B Malone Indianapolis Eleanor A Jones Portland Patrick J Regan Sharon Ohio Julia King New Richmond Milton F Conklin Montgomery Matilda B Urlage Covington This fragmented roster appears as a names list without context or dates.

Vaughn S&s

Bergdoll sighting stirs Cincinnati police amusement

Cincinnati police laughed at a report that Grover Cleveland Bergdoll the fugitive draft evader was seen there dressed in women's attire. He supposedly entered a hairdressing parlor on West Seventh Street and had a wig curled. Police state the man shows a weakness for cross dressing and may imagine himself as a woman.

Cincinnati Grover Cleveland Bergdoll Bergdoll West Seventh Street

Coal Mining Motion Pictures Shown Tonight

The Cincinnati Coal Exchange presents films depicting coal digging loading and transport in major mining areas. The National Coal Association distributes the pictures and they are described as beautiful and educational. Public invited.

Gechange The Chamber of Commerce Cincinnati Coal Exchange National Coal Association

Senator O'Brien Leaves for Extended Trip Abroad

Friends of State Senator Robert J. O'Brien host a farewell at the Savoy Hotel before his noon departure for Quebec on a long overseas trip.

Bob” O’brienn Savoy Hotel Robert J. O'Brien Senator O’brien Quebec

All Items on Special Sale Still at Reduced Prices

The advertisement notes prices on over a thousand items from the past two weeks including about 300 patent medicines remain at the same reduced levels. Space prevents listing all items.

Odorless housewares and cosmetics sale items flash sale

A dense catalog of discounted items lists lustrite nail enamel cuticle remover Maderite bottles fountain syringes glassware rubber gloves Sanitary dress protectors and assorted gear with prices as low as 10 to 30 cents. The page also includes numerous vintage appliance and lens items with box prices and store codes.

15c Reduction on All Brands of Cigarettes by the Carton

A local retailer announces a 15 cent per carton price cut on all cigarette brands. The move affects regular, menthol, and light varieties sold at the store starting this week.

Prices for Razor and Strop Merchandise Listed

A fragmented pricing list shows various double swing strops and razor strops with prices ranging from 89 cents to 1 dollar and 75 cents. The text ends with a trailing note see eee.

Star Safety Razor and Blades Prices

Listing shows Star Safety Razor $1.00 with blades 7 for 30c and 23c. Ender Safety Razor $1.00 with S35c blades 29¢, Clark Blades 25c, Keen Kutter blades 29¢, Sextoblade blades 23¢.

Clark Eeeeeeuc Lee Keen-Kutter

Soap prices advertised in a 1900s circular listing multiple bars

An ad catalog lists Palmolive Jergen's Ivory and other soaps with bulk deals such as three cakes for ten cents and three for twenty three cents. It mentions brands like Armour's Rosaire and Verdura Glycerine, and per bar prices for several varieties.

Jergen Lion Brand Castile Kirk’s Armour Vlad Biat Rosaire Elder- Cipwer Stork Castile Bath Hill

Household chemical prices from a vintage ad page

A fragmented OCR list shows various household products with tiny prices. Items include polishes, varnishes, insecticides, disinfectants, dyes, and moth and roach foods with prices ranging roughly from a fraction of a cent to around $1.60, typical of a late 19th or early 20th century ad page.

Doll Prices in 1930s Ad Sell Various Hair Goods

A vintage catalog snippet lists several dolls and accessories with low prices such as Tissme with Hair for 1.89, Tootsie Baby Doll 1.59 to 1.98, Splashme with Cap 0.78 to 0.98, and Munsey Doll at 1.66. The ad presents a mix of items and promotional cents in a storefront layout.

Dow

Commuter Product Line Update at Parker Pershing

An 8 day signal line introduces automatic EE and Parker Mammoth components with multiple bells and alarms. The catalog lists Lux top and back bells along with Eska 1 and 8 day options and mentions Trump alarm compatibility.

Parker Pershing Parker Mammoth Karkup Trump Lux Luxlife Eska

25 Discount on Hand Scrubs and Fountain Pens

A storefront advertises 25 percent off all hand scrubs and lists prices for various fountain pen models including No 2 No 3 No 4 No 5 No 6 and MC and C series with multiple price points. The sale highlights a broad catalog from Sheaffer options to 34 and 52 percent pens and 49 pen models.

Sheaffer

Cosmetic price list fragment from vintage ad

An OCR fragment shows prices for beauty items: Hygeia Rouge, Pompeian Bloom, Sanitol Rouge, Satin Skin Rose Tint with cents listed like 39c 45c 38c 19c. No clear dates or brands beyond these product names.

Sanito

Torrey and Worcester Straight Razors Price List

A catalog of blade prices shows Torrey straight razors ranging from 1.29 to 4.50 and Worcester razors listed at 0.79 each. The sequence includes multiple models with varying prices, highlighting a market for grooming blades.

Torrey

Local Hair Tonic Prices Listed by Growers and Brands

An old price list shows various hair tonic products with brand names such as Sutherian Rosewood Hair Tonic Wyeth Sage and Sulphur Weatherhead’s Quinine and Wildroot. Prices range from 43 to 109 cents, with several items offered at around 50 to 70 cents. The fragmentary text includes multiple brand mentions and inconsistent spellings.

Sutherland’s Sisters Weatherhead

Local Hair Care Ads Restock Pantry Items

A vintage ad page lists Melodie Henna Shampoo 45c, Palm Olive Shampoo 63c, Sanitol Liquid Shampoo 39c, and Wanous Shampoo Bags 8c. Also featured depilatories OnRiah and Mando Depilatory at around 50c to 75c, plus Packer's Liquid Tar at 69c.

Linen Box and Envelopes Price Listings

A series of commodity prices lists linen box paper linen envelopes and related paper products with unit prices noted such as 1.98 for a linen box and 0.30 for a pound of linen paper along with various envelope quantities and sizes.

Local Advertising Catalog Item Notes

Fragmentary shop ad copy lists various cleaners dressings and fleets of products including Nova White Cleaner Nuway Shoe Dressing and Brown’s Army & Navy items with unclear pricing and brands in a scattered historical layout.

Bixby’s Jet Bixby’s A. A. Brown Nova Nuway Brown Army & Navy I Et la

Diverse Shaving and Hygiene Goods Advertised Prices

An advertisement lists Hygeia shaving cream and toothpaste items with prices ranging from 29 to 45 cents. Also featured are Bay Rum, Witch Hazel, Douche pans, enameled irrigator, flashlight batteries of multiple sizes, and a No. 6 dry cell battery, all with small price points.

V. P Motog Ksch Batterieg i

Se O Kayo san and a 1920s cosmetic catalog snippet

A fragmentary page lists consumer products with prices such as Pompeian Palm Olive and Pond's Antiseptic, along with brand mentions like Tetlow's Pussy Willow and Vivaudou After Shave. The OCR shows scattered items and nonsensical filler text.

Miscellaneous Weather Gear and Bottles Ad

A list of assorted sale items including weather thermometers priced at 39¢ to 84¢ and $1.49. Also shows Portland metal water bottles and combs with prices around $1.19 to $2.50. Likely a catalog or store advertisement page from a newspaper.

Peta Wate Hee

Electrical Goods Prices From Advertised List

A catalog of household electrical items with prices includes Arnold Vibrator 19.50, Star Vibrator 5.00, LaVida Vibrator with 85.98, Waage Electric Iron 5.49, Jewel Electric Iron 83.98, Domestic Electric Iron 33.89, Empire Toaster 2.98, Maxim Electric Heater 7.19, and Electric Safety Heating Pad 85.59. The listings show varied brands and discounts typical of a mid century appliance ad.

Empire Maxim

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