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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1925
Page
5
An idyllic new married couple on their honeymoon explores happiness and fears for the future. Evelyn asks Lowell to promise he will not remarry if anything happens to her, revealing the fragility beneath their bliss in this 1925 romance excerpt.
Katherine and Madge test Fanny Powell for fakery of amnesia by proving sleepwalking. Fanny wakes with a scream as the nurse halts the episode with a palm to her lips. Katherine cites lingering doubt while planning opiate sedation and a cautious, sleepless vigil.
The article explains sore throat has many causes including tonsil inflammation and hidden follicles in the posterior pharyngeal wall. It notes that size of tonsils does not predict disease and that inner throat muscles can be sore, requiring careful diagnosis and appropriate treatment.
A 1925 Fairchild fashion note surveys June coat trends with a flare from the shoulder inspired by Lanvin. It highlights new silhouettes including straightline, flounced, and belt-emphasized coats, collar variations, and fur or cloth wide revers as designers experiment with detours in style.
The annual University Club outing will be held at the Miami Boat Club on the Little Miami River below Mi amiville on Saturday June 6. Thomas M. Conroy chairs the Entertainment Committee and has arranged athletic contests including a feature baseball game between married and single men.
Two men James and Russell Moore were asleep in a two room cottage at 4015 Columbia avenue when a fire started in a chicken coop and spread, damaging the structure about 600 dollars. A neighbor alerted firemen who fought the blaze with gas masks amid the smoke.
A slip on smock pattern designed for young children in four sizes 2 3 4 and 6 years. Requires 2 1 2 yards of 36 inch material for the 4 year size and patterns are mailed on receipt of 10 cents in silver or stamps.
Send 12 cents to receive an up to date spring and summer fashion book for 1925. This offer provides current styles and guidance from the era.
Trustees at the Public Library met to discuss a life pension for long serving staff. Librarian Chalmers Hadley cited five downtown employees with forty years’ service and suggested funding from library fines. The issue was referred to the Law Committee for review. May circulation reached 165270, down 6000 from 1924. Hadley and six staff members will attend the American Library Association meeting in Denver next month.
Local radio schedules list programs for WSAI Cincinnati WGY Schenectady WIP Philadelphia WOC Davenport KGO Oakland WHN New York WGBS New York WIP Philadelphia WCAE Pittsburgh and more with orchestras concerts talks drama vaudeville and children hour across meters and times including 7 P.M. concert and 11 P.M. popular program BRIGHT SPOTS FOR TODAY.
A compact listing of radio stations affiliated with Silent Night coverage across multiple markets including Central-KFAB KSD KFDM KOB WGAZ WHA WJJD WKRC WOS WSUI WOWL WOAN WCEE Eastern CNRO CNRM CKAC PWX WAAM WAHG WBAV WDWF WHAZ WLIT WCAP WEBJ WOO WOR WTAM noting network feeds and regional programming.
KYW and WEBH list a full evening lineup with bedtime stories at 6 35, a 7 dinner concert and speeches, 8 20 minutes of reading, a 9 15 address, and 10 00 at home program. WEBH schedules orchestra theater, soprano and tenor vocals, dance selections and a one hour dance program through the night.
Listings show Wenr Chicago WGN WLS WMAQ and WMBB stations with times for organ, orchestra, theater, jazz, classical and popular programs across 5 diameter meters noting hours such as 5 30 P M 6 30 P M 8 P M and 9 15 P M.
Evening listings show CHICAGO stations WHK and WwQJ CHICAGO with a 7 PM dinner concert and 10 PM orchestra followed by a three hour radio artists segment and a 1 AM Hotsy Totsy hour. CLEVELAND station WHK presents 3:73 meter talks and a 9 PM special program with 330 PM and 273 meter readings.
Listings show WJZ NY and WIJI NY schedules with concerts reviews orchestras and talk programs plus Pittsburgh air times featuring baseball scores a Teaberry time and a special late program all indicating 6 to 10:30 P.M. events on different meters and times.
Charles H. Jackson of the Associated Chambers of Commerce of Northern New York outlined a St. Lawrence River improvement at a Civitan Club meeting. Proposals include a dam at Long Sault Rapids and three canals totaling 31 miles to allow Great Lakes vessels to reach tidewater at Montreal, with power generation and a $252 million cost for a 25 foot channel.
A compromise was reached today in the will contest involving Minnie B Creed and others against the Fourt and Central Trust Company over Nettie E. Chaffin’s will. The estate totaled $36,000 with the bulk left to the Knox Presbyterian Church in Hyde Park Cincinnati. The terms were not announced but the Knox Church was indicated to receive a substantial legacy.
James J. Boyle of Price Hill was elected president of next year’s senior class at St. Xavier College. He previously led the class of 1926 and is captain of this season’s baseball team. Class of 1926 representatives for the student council include William Savage W Kesley Downing Frank A. Arlinghaus Thomas J. Manton and Earl Winter.
Cincinnati hopes to become an air mail station as Luther Bell of New York outlined extensions of the Air Mail Service at the Ohio Bankers Association meeting in Columbus. A route would run Cleveland to Columbus and split toward Cincinnati Dayton Indianapolis St Louis and Kansas City. Chamber of Commerce and Postmaster Behymer pledged to secure $50 000 annual receipts to attract contracts and questionnaires gauge daily business locally.
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