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Branch News Offices and Newspaper Bureaus Listed
The notice lists branch news offices with addresses in Walnut Hills Newport London and Washington, plus Chicago and Madison Avenue bureaus. It notes Associated Press copyright rights for republication of news dispatches credited or not and local news published in the paper.
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Youth to War and Duty in the Nation's Call
An editorial muse recalls youth as the force behind wartime endurance and victory. It honors young men for service in Europe, the duty of citizenship, and the emotional pivot from romance to responsibility as men turn 21 and join the mobilization for freedom and defense.
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Europe
Friends of Freedom
America
United States
Mars
Catch the Soldier Spirit Warfront Note
A wartime letter from a Lieutenant of Artillery urges optimism and fortitude amid setbacks. It cites endurance and humor in the trenches, notes Americans abroad, and predicts a protracted but hopeful path home after years of conflict.
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America
Our Harbor Gates and the Call to a New Epoch
The passage vows endurance and action tied to allies and the youth. It frames today’s incidents as preludes, with the promise that future efforts will yield a decisive epoch, honoring those who sacrifice to defend homes and freedom.
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America
Noteworthy Passages and Public Figures Mixed in Opinion
A column discusses the Underwood speech limit proposal, sympathy from President and George Creel, and critiques of German prisoners. It notes the Vanderbilt Mint director marriage, hints at long savings lessons, mocks T R broadside and Burleson, acknowledges General Leonard Wood, and jokes about railroad fare and vacation spots. It ends with a Chicago man imitating Billy Sunday and a telegraph union issue.
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George Creel
Underwood
Debate over Tobacco Essential Status Sparks Critique
A vocal critic targets a national board after declaring tobacco essential while deeming baby strollers nonessential. The remark highlights tensions between health policy and industry classifications, prompting calls for clarified standards and consistency in essential goods definitions.
No Honor for Austrian Emperor Amid German Ties
The note suggests that the position offers decent pay but lacks prestige given the current “me too” arrangement with Germany. It frames the Imperial role as less desirable under these political ties.
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Germany
Jerry O Leary to Speak Soon
Those seeking information about Jerry O Leary are told to listen closely as he will soon be talking in public.
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Jerry O'Leary
The Power of Prayer Across War Time
Dayton Journal notes that prayers for victory persist across nations amid ongoing war. While no clear heavenly response is seen, the piece argues prayer remains meaningful as the soul's sincere desire and a sustaining force for individuals and nations.
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Dayton Journal
Fifty Years Ago in Cincinnati June 6 1868
Weather hot with 73 to 84 degrees and heavy rains. Numerous marriages in Cincinnati and surrounding areas reported by date and location. Notable real estate sale at St Lawrence Hotel site and a large construction contract in Covington. Grand jury reports and a baseball result noted.
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Archbishop Purcell
Mt. St. Mary’s
John H. Crane
Jane Frances Coffee
Natchtrie
Theodore Faulwetter
A. M. Kreig
R. N. Tooker
Cincinnati
James E. Gross
Chicago
Clara A. Johnson
John W. Pepper
Sixth Street
P. B. Wiles
Daniel Osborne
Mason County
Lucy Ann W. Pepper
A. C. Hubbard
West Ninth Street
Frank W. Cone
Kent, C
Mary Louise Clark
I. M. Wise
Herman S. Mack
Milwaukee
Jennie
David Wolf
First Baptist Church
James H. Drake
Madison Avenue Baptist Church
New York City
Ellie M
B.P. Baker
Covington
Amos Smith
Second Street
Garrard and
Kennedy
Great Western Baseball Club
Live Oaks
St. Lawrence Hotel
Fourth Street
Race and
Vine Streets
Charles
Secrets of Health and Happiness Why Moderately High Heels Are Right
Dr. Leonard Keene Hirshberg argues that moderately high Cuban heels can be worn with scientific backing. He explains how high heels distort foot bones and knee position, affect blood flow, and can weaken the entire body's mechanics while moderate heels maintain balance and comfort.
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Leonard Keene Hirshberg
Johns Hopkins University
City street inspection planned by council committee
Chairman Cliff Martin arranged for Cincinnati streets to be inspected by the Council Committee on Streets Avenues and Alleys next Wednesday. Mayor John Galvin Safety Director John Holmes Service Director Charles Hornberger and City Engineer Frank Krug will accompany to identify pressing needs for street improvements and data to determine bond legislation to be recommended to Council.
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Cliff Martin
Cincinnati
Council
John Galvin
John R. Holmes
Charles JF. Hornberger
Frank S. Krug
City flower merchants seek curbside peddler ban
Retail flower merchants asked the Council Laws Committee for an ordinance prohibiting street flower peddling in the congested city area. William L. Farrell testified a peddler without Liberty Bonds or a Red Cross button sold flowers near his Sixth and Main store on Mother’s Day, refused to move, and a fight followed. Assistant City Solicitor Bowman will be asked to draft the measure.
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Council
William L. Farrell
Sixth
Main Streets
Bowman
Woman Bound Over in Arson Case at 14 East Thirteenth Street
Marie Clark of 1312 Walnut street charged by Fire Prevention Bureau Chief Edward Steinegeweg with arson after a fire at her nation store on 14 East Thirteenth street. She was bound over to the grand jury by Municipal Judge Spiegel on a 3500 bond.
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Marie Clark
Walnut Street
Edward Steinegeweg
Fire Prevention Bureau
Nation
East Thirteenth Street
Spiegel
Soldier Crushed Between Trucks Injures Foot
Winnipeg Junction Minnesota resident Donald Stears, a soldier, sustained a right foot fracture after being crushed between two army trucks on Carson Field Wednesday.
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Donald Stears
Winnipeg Junction
Minn
Carson Field
Bread Allowance Restricted Under New Ruling
Hamilton County food officials notified eating-house managers of a Friday or Saturday conference to detail wheat limits per person and enforce a rule cutting off supply for serving more than two ounces. The National Food Administration urged quick breads and up to four ounces per meal. Farmers trading wheat for flour will be limited to forty nine pounds of flour, with fruit urged as a meat substitute due to poultry scarcity.
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R. B. Blume
Hamilton County
Blume
National Food Administration
Plans to Cut Down Sugar Consumption
Manufacturers of candies and soft drinks face a sugar supply cut from 80 to 60 percent under a new National Food Administrator ruling. The Food Administration urges curtailment of nonessential production and warns large sugar users to apply for permits by June 10 through Fred C. Croxton, Ohio Food Administrator, Columbus.
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Food Administration
National Food Administrator
Columbus
Fred C. Croxton
Ohio
HOUSES OPEN TO ORDNANCE OFFICERS AT ELIZABETHTOWN
Officials in charge of the Elizabethtown nitrate plant construction will find ample housing nearby. The civilian personnel section of the Ordnance Department has received offers from Elizabethtown residents to provide rooms for visiting officials plus several well-equipped residences for those bringing families. Twenty seven applications for positions were accepted, with nearly 100 men and women listed for work at the plant, subject to contractor calls.
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Elizabethtown
Ordnance Department
Chamber of Commerce
Cincinnati Art Club Food Poster Winners Picked
Cincinnati Art Club members who entered the Ohio food poster contest received sketches from Nelson S. Amsden of the United States Food Administration for Ohio. Contestants include Claude Shater Edward Monks M. J. Dwyer F. W. Hass C. A. Luce Earl C. Schwartz koop Atherton Art Service and Procter & Collier. Designs will go on public exhibition.
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Cincinnati Art Club
Ohio
Nelson S. Amsden
Graphic Arts Committee
United States Food Administration For
Claude Shater
Edward Monks
M. J. Dwyer
F. W. Hass
C. A. Luce
Earl C. Schwartzkoop
Atherton Art Service
Procter & Collier
Rotary Meeting Plans Candidates Day Stunts
Thursday's Rotary luncheon at the Sinton will feature funny stunts and comical speeches by candidates. Rotarians planning to attend the Kansas City National Convention of Rotary June 23 to 27 should announce themselves at the meeting. The Rotary outing has been postponed until August.
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Rotary
Sinton
Kansas City
Seven Pass Civil Service Exam for Bath Attendant Post
Seven individuals, including Harvey W. Boohnenkamp and six women, passed the civil service examination for the bath attendant position. Listed are their names and street addresses.
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Civil Service
Bath
Harvey W. Boohnenkamp
Cavanaugh Avenue
Anna Ll. Grove
Freeman Avenue
Olive A. Wells
Denman Street
Emma J. Egelston
Weltner Avenue
Armelia Ryeburn
Gilman Street
Fannie Westerman
Woodford Road
Charlotte Brockman
Sycagnore Street
Wounded Officer’s Delirium Brings Aide From Hero’s Rescuer
In a wartime hospital tale, Madge and Lillian discuss a severely injured officer who saved Madge’s life. The officer, delirious and restless, may not recover, while Madge weighs visiting him and staying to comfort him as doctors request. The scene ends with Madge ready to begin assisting the nurse.
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Lillian
Tay
Madge
Original Fashion Designs For Home Dressmakers
The article outlines a graduation frock design emphasizing proper attire for young girls. It details fabric options georgette crepe voile crepe de chine organdie and includes a kimono style waist with plaited armholes lace drops from net lining and sash with left side ends.
Ship carpenters scarce delaying remodeling of America
Scarcity of ship carpenters is delaying the remodeling of the Cincinnati and Louisville packet America. The work is critical to support Ohio River traffic revival, as General Manager W. E. Roe and the Queen City handle heavy freight from Louisville and other points. Labor shortages due to many joining the army worsen delays, even as river trade shows strong demand and room for more lines on the river.
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Cincinnati
Louisville
America
Ohio
Vevay
Carrollton
Florence
Madison
Warsaw
W. E. Roe
Queen City
Big Sandy
Greene Line
Indiana
Frisco Freight District Forms Joint Traffic Committee
A joint San Francisco District Freight Traffic Committee will oversee all freight traffic matters on federal controlled railroads in California Nevada Utah Arizona and New Mexico. G Barnwell chairs the panel with G W Luce and H K Faye as members and F W Gomph serving as secretary.
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Utah
Arizona
New Mexico
San Francisco
Chicago
G. Barnwell
Santa Fe
G. W. Luce
Southern Pacific Company
H. K. Faye
Western Pacific
F. W. Gomph
Pacific Freight Tariff Bureau
Fairbanks Teases Reporter With Sudden Departure
The late Charles Warren Fairbanks, then Vice President, was interviewed by a reporter from The Indianapolis Sentinel. He excused himself saying he had to take a train to Washington and left his law office without further explanation. The reporter waited about twenty minutes for his return.
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Charles Warren Fairbanks
United States
Fairbanks
Airbanks
Washington
Alma Schulte Seeks Leave for Ordnance Department War Work
Miss Alma Schulte from the Building Inspector's office has applied for a leave of absence to join the government in the Ordnance Department war work.
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Alma Schulte
Ordnance Department
Mother Gray's Powders Benefit Many Children
Advertising blurb touts Mother Gray's Sweet Powders as an effective remedy for headaches colds fevers stomach troubles and bowel irregularities in children. Marketed as easy to take with good results for 30 years and sold by druggists nationwide at 25 cents.
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