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Fifty Years Ago in Cincinnati Nostalgia Notes
The page records 19th century Cincinnati scenes with music hall acts by Billy Mannings and Kennedy's enjoyments at Mozart Hall Hopkins Music Hall. The Black Crook continues at National Theater for two weeks. Auctions, exhibitions, and health ordinances mark civic life including births deaths marriages registration. The fiction ends with a dramatic dinner scene hinting at a mystery about a name change.
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National Theater
Silas F. Miller
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Burnet House
Charles C. Kohl
Ludlow Avenue
Clifton
C. Waldack & Co
West Fourth Street
Main
Walnut
Haight & Chambers
New Orleans
Asylum Lot
Elm and
Fourteenth Streets
Thank You Note From Cincinnati Machine Tool Conventions
A Cincinnati note from the National Machine Tool Builders Association and American Society of Mechanical Engineers local committee thanks the Commercial Tribune for courteous coverage of the May 21–24 city conventions. Secretary John T. Faig signs the appreciation.
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Newsroom and bureau addresses listed for regional offices
The article provides multiple office locations including Branch News Offices at 806 East McMillan Street Walnut Hills, Covington Simrall Building Madison Avenue, Newport York Street, London Trafalgar Building, Washington Munsey Building, and Chicago 518 People’s Gas Building, with contact notes and services.
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Walnut Hills
East
McMillan Street
Covington
Simrall Building
AQT
Madison Avenue
Newport
York Street
London
Trafalgar Building
Trafalgar Square
Washington
Munsey
Chicago
People’s Gas
War fund appeal for Red Cross noted in Cincinnati drive
The article urges a national Red Cross war fund of 100 million dollars with Cincinnati’s share set at 1 million. It explains the fund will aid soldiers and allied nations, support dependent families, and help rehabilitate devastated areas, stressing broad, unrestricted use within Red Cross purposes. It ends with a call for wide local participation.
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National Red Cross
Cincinnati
Red Cross
The
United States
Red Cross Organization
Horse Attacks Farmers. Rabid Animal Is Shot
Clarence Smith and Moxie Monnett, Waldo Township farmers, were attacked and bitten by a horse owned by Monnett and thought rabid. Wallace Klingel shot and killed the animal when it attacked him. Klingel was not bitten.
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Clarence Smith
Moxie Monnett
Waldo Township
Monnett
Wallace Klinger
Klingel
Spies At The Dinner As Robert Gordon Mystery Deepens
In a tense dinner visit, Mrs. Graham senses danger as Mr. Drake questions her family about Robert Gordon. Dicky steadies the moment with charm while the visitor’s intent remains unclear, hinting at law or personal grudges surrounding the elder Gordon.
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Mr. Gordon
Katie
Dicky
Charles Robert Gordon Spencer
Margaret Spencer Graham
Robert Gordon
Mrs. Graham
Fashions of To-Day By May Manton
A blouse pattern from May Manton features a dainty summer design using blue handkerchief lawn trimmed with white insertion. The medium size requires 3 yards of 36 inch fabric or 17 yards of 44 inch fabric. pattern No. 9417 fits busts 34 to 42 inches. Mailed pattern costs fifteen cents.
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Fashion Department
New Fish Added To American Menu Burbot Takes February Market
A New York Herald report notes the burbot or eel pout a fresh water cod family member, once little regarded in the U S reaches markets at affordable prices for households. It thrives in northern waters from the Arctic to the Missouri River and is prolific in spawning. The fish hides by day then hunts at night.
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Europe
United States
North America
Arctic Circle
Ohio
Missouri
Great Lakes
New England
New York
Canada
Alaska
New York Herald
Secrets of Health What the X-Ray Has Really Done For Dentistry
Dr L K Hirshberg explains that X rays transformed dentistry by revealing hidden tooth root abscesses linked to heart disease and other ailments. X ray diagnosis uncovers infections and bone destruction unseen by probes, enabling precise treatment and reducing guesswork in dental care.
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L. K. Hirshberg
Jesus Hopkins
Alonzo Milton Nadine
Personal Health Q and A From Cincinnati Columns
Readers submit questions on hair removal stomach issues mole removal vacuum bottle shine and nit treatment. Answers advise limited hair root removal methods paste for skin belching food, simple meals, radium or X rays for moles, heat retention in shiny bottles, acetic acid for nits and thorough brushing on successive nights.
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Music Stirs Boredom Between Two Callers in Tit-Bits Excerpt
In a Tit-Bits fragment a woman and Algy share a quiet moment as she asks about music. She plays the piano. he says he is carried away by music. She questions his departure yet admits music charms her too.
Chinese labor demand proposed to fill American farms
Warner M. Van Norden of New York tea business urged admitting 500,000 Chinese laborers to work on American farms to replace citizens who enlist. He cited a Catskills family visit and argued Chinese farmers would benefit the country, suggesting wives accompany them and become citizens.
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Warner M. van Norden
Front Street
New York
Catskills
Mr. van Norden
America
Liberty Bond in Every Home drives local effort
The St. Louis Liberty Loan drive urges every household to buy bonds, stressing that even a $50 bond matters as part of a shared war effort. Atlanta banks offer a 50 week plan allowing weekly deposits to accumulate a $50 bond paying 1.75 annually, making the loan accessible to all.
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St. Louis
Atlanta
Atlanta Constitution
Artificial milk substitutes for England’s cow product
The article describes an English effort to manufacture artificial milk from peanuts and soybeans. It details ingredients including sugar and mineral salts, plus a phosphate solution, to create a wholesome inexpensive substitute.
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England
Popular Science Monthly
Processed milk products and lactic culture use
The text describes boiling the mixture, steam jacketed pans, vacuum pan processing, and lactic bacteria culture to reach the desired acidity. After pasteurization and cooling, citric acid is added, and the milk can be condensed, dried, or sold as liquid. Nut fats create cream and cultures enable table cream or soured mass for cheese.
American steamer Mongolia sinks a German submarine
The armed American steamship Mongolia reported firing on and likely sinking a German submarine near a British port. Earlier claims of sinking subs were made, but Lieutenant Seymour confirmed one was sent down. The 14,000 ton Mongolia is noted as a renowned blockade runner with a dramatic wartime history.
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Mongolia
Seymour
Atlantic Transport Line
Nurse casualties amid shellburst and enemy sub pursuit
The report notes the premature bursting of a shell killing two Red Cross nurses. It also mentions persistent pursuit by submarines, highlighting ongoing dangers faced by aid workers.
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Red Cross
First Regiment Rated Excellent by Federal Inspectors
The official federal inspection report delivered to Colonel F. W. Galbraith Jr. shows the First Regiment earned the highest average, with ratings of excellent and very good for all companies, equipment, maneuvers, and formations. Captain Royal Mattice notes federal recognition now requires men to reach maximum strength. Boyne Protectory Picnic, Price Hill, Sunday.
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