Harding urges Congress to back larger army provisions
President Harding in a letter to Senator Warren urges retention of Senate backed army provisions in the appropriation bill. He warns that House cuts would impair training for National Guard and the reserve corps, stressing defense development under the national defense act and the need to replace aging officers.
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Washington
Harding
Warren
Senate Appropriations Committee
Senate
House
National Guard
Organized Reserve
Republican Party
General Riley's Army Ends Siege After Gov't Talk
Ottawa marchers of unemployed workers under "General" Riley sat before Parliament for about twenty minutes then returned to barracks. Riley said the Premier and Minister of Soldiers' Civil Re-establishment had not yet addressed them and planned to march back to billets.
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Ottawa
Ont
Riley
Toronto
Parliament
Beland
Army” Executive
Canada
Seiyukai backs Takahashi to stay as premier
Tokyo June 5 The Seiyukai government party endorsed its leaders motion urging Premier Takahashi to remain in office and told recalcitrant cabinet members to comply with his decisions on cabinet reconstruction.
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Tokyo
Associated Press
Seiyukai
Government Party
Takahashi
Cardui praised by Ida B. Rothwell of Manchester Ohio
Ida B. Rothwell describes relief from side pains weakness and low appetite after using Cardui, noting a half bottle eased her misery and full course rebuilt her strength. She urges others to try Cardui and says it has helped many women, with drugsellers carrying the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Ohio
Ida B. Rothwell
Carduil
Cardui
Cardus
Rembrandt Painting Stolen From Stuttgart Museum
In Stuttgart Germany on June 5 AP reports the Rembrandt painting St Paul in Prison dated 1627 valued at five million marks has been stolen from the government art museum. A reward of 0 000 marks has been offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuttgart
Germany
Associated Press
Rembrandt
Gil Confesses Placing Baby In An Ash Can
Jessie Brinton 21 confesses to mothering the dead baby found in an ash can behind Sands School on Memorial Day. She details birth on May 26 in fear of disgrace and says she placed the child in a handbag then garbage can at Sands School. Monogrammed handkerchief marked 3B identified the infant. Brinton's mother expresses forgiveness.
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Jessie Brinton
Detective Headquarters
Sands School
Freeman Avenue
Poplar Street
Wolf and Sweeney
Miss Brinton
Jesse Brinton
Findlay Street
Edwards Box Company
Little Rock
Ark
Thousand Islands
New York
Brinton
General Hospital
Ohio River Cities to Build Terminals
George W. Breiel of the Chamber of Commerce reports on river and rail terminal surveys from Cincinnati to Pittsburgh. He notes strong private sector gains and growing municipal plans, with a meeting to advance detailed proposals for Cincinnati.
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Ohio River Cities
Cincinnati
George W. Brelel
Department of Civic Affairs
Chamber of Commerce
Here
Pittsburgh
Mr. Breie
Breiel
A Popular Play Suit Pattern 3337 for Children
Pattern 3 337 illustrated in this ad fits sizes 2 4 6 and 8 years A six year size needs 2 1 2 yards of 27 inch fabric for the dress and 1 1 2 yards for the bloomers Materials suggested include checked gingham striped seersucker khaki jean Indian head linen percale and pongee Pattern mailed to any address on receipts of 10 cents in silver or stamps
Notable Ohio Family matriarch dies at 84 in Ft. Thomas
Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Buchanan Perin, 84, died suddenly at 5 am yesterday at her daughter's home in Ft. Thomas Kentucky. Born 1838 in Portsmouth she linked Buchanans Belt and Perins with Ohio's early history. Survived by three sons Lyman Vinton Buchanan and three daughters including Vance Prather and Avondale Hulick. Funeral tomorrow at 10:30 am at Vance Prather home with Rev Heathcote Hills. burial Evergreen Cemetery.
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Mary Elizabeth Buchanan Perin
Vance Prather
Ft. Thomas
Perin
Lyman Perin
Ohio
Henry Buchanan
Levin Belt
Chillicothe
Washington, D C
Paris
Gallipolis
Buchanan
Belt
Portsmouth
Christian Science Church Holds Annual Meeting
Boston June 5 The Christian Science Church held its first annual meeting since the State Supreme Court ruling in a dispute between the church board of directors and the publishing society trustees. Albert F. Gilmore of Bedford was elected President. Treasurer reports show 192 033 paid from the general fund for legal costs and publishing society rehabilitation. May 31 balance 146 636 versus 271 110 a year earlier. Publishing society trustees note improved circulation since January 28.
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Boston
The
Christian Science Church Today
State Supreme Court
Church
Albert F. Gilmore
Bedford
Publishing Society
Bergdoll Case Settled by Supreme Court Action
The Supreme Court denied Emma Bergdoll and four others permission to seek review of convictions for aiding Bergdoll sons to evade military service. The Circuit Court affirmed, fines and imprisonment were imposed, with prison terms to be remitted if fines were paid by a fixed date. Fines paid during appeal resolved the issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court
Emma C. Bergdoll
Charles Braun
James E. Romig
Albert S. Mitchell
Harry Schuh
United States District Court
Philadelphia
Circuit Court of Appeals
Erwin R
Grover C. Bergdoll
Bergdoll
Social Happenings Chronicle Several Local Weddings and Club Details
Miss Marjorie Crane Shepherd and Francis G. Harrison wed at the Church of the Advent with a large bridal party. The couple will honeymoon in Europe mid month. Cincinnati Riding Club members returned from the Columbus Horse Show with honors and polo wins. Ruth Bevin and Charles McGowan were married in Hartwell. A Cincinnati Drama Circle performance of The Futurists drew praise with Mrs. Howard Benton directing and acting.
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Marjorie Shepherd
Alfred Crane Shepherd
Francis G. Harrison
Edmond Harrison
Church of the Advent
George Dunlop
Frank Nelson
Christ Church
Anne Shepherd
Margaret Kittridge
Harrison Smith
James Coombe
Carl Burckhardt
John Hollister
Carl Harrison, Jr
Frederick Chatfield
Stanley Lawson
Cincinnati
Ruth Bevin
Emma Bevin
Charles McGowan
Pittsburgh
Hartwell
Charles E. Walker
Hartwell Presbyterian Church
W. H. Tarr, Jr
Ames Williams
Cleveland
The Fear of Mental Heredity in Psycho Analysis
A psychoanalytic piece argues insanity is not inherited and that mental traits arise from early impressions and imitation. It warns children imitate adults including the unstable, recommends removing affected parents or placing children with sane families, and promotes prevention of hereditary insanity.
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Charlie Chaplin
After Dinner Tricks No 212 Drop a Glass Without Breaking
A 1922 tip explains dropping a tumbler on carpet can avoid breakage. Hold upright and release to let it bounce rather than shatter, noting that a tumbler dropped from a table tends to turn and break. Use a stout glass for best effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Press Publishing Co
Million in the World and a Dog Rescue Plea
Paul and Virginia debate money and happiness while Virginia plans a charity gift for homeless dogs. Paul reluctantly funds the cause, admitting private guilt motivates his generosity as he heads to work. Tomorrow’s feature tease hints at a battered beloved treasure.
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Paul
Finance
Virginia
John F. Dille & Co
Neckwear for Summer by Eleanor Gunn
Miss Gunn outlines fresh summer neckwear ideas to pair with collarless dresses. Light weight sindles and organdie voile accents highlight new sweater sets and guimpes while turquoise blue rises as a predicted popular color for sweaters, millinery, and accessories.
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Eleanor Gunn
Guimpes
England
Fairchild
Guarding Your Health Against Actinomycosis
Royal S Copeland M D discusses actinomycosis linked to chewing grass, hay exposure, and oral hygiene. He describes transmission via mouth tissues from decayed teeth, skin nodules, facial spread, and treatment options including autogenous vaccines and X rays.
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Royal S. Copeland, M. D
Dr. Copeland
Reader asks about darkening hair from rinsing water
A reader asks if borax or lemon juice in hair rinse can harm hair. The answer: there is no harm in using borax or lemon juice in the rinsing water.
Growing Taller Through Exercise and Guidance
Reader questions on height growth ask for guidance. Advice suggests athletic club enlistment and a physical instructor to outline beneficial exercises for continued growth, with tailored routines to follow under supervision.
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Athletic Association
Sweden Marriage Law Emphasizes Equality and Shared Responsibility
A discussion of Sweden's new marriage code shows spouses become equal partners. It sets eligibility based on health and maturity, defines joint property rights, and allows mediation before court. The law also covers child custody, support, and the rights of both parents to divorce by mutual consent after separation.
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Sweden
Dofor
My Marriage Problems in Adele Garrison Story
In a domestic comedy tone Adele Garrison shows Lillian plotting an evening plan to keep Mother Graham asleep before dinner with Allan Drake and the narrator. Drake hides sharp gibes behind jokey talk as they head to their rooms for a staged dinner lead in a tense social game.
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Lillian
Mother Graham
Allan Drake
Allan
Mr. Drake
Smith
Katie
Heaven
Secret of glowing health for Hazel by Partain
Mrs. C. H. Partain of Mobile Alabama credits Teethina for her ten month old Hazel who weighs 28 pounds with eight teeth and no teething trouble. The old fashioned remedy claims safe bowel support for babies and is advised by Dr. C. J. Moffett and sold by druggists or mail postpaid for 30 cents with a free booklet.
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C. H. Partain
Shell Road
Mobile
Ala
Hazel
C. J. Moffett
Lydia Pinkham Remedy Praised by Ohio Mother
Mrs. A M Burkholder of Route 2 Box 1 Wauseon Ohio testifies that after two years on Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound her daughter is strong again and able to work, though avoids heavy labor. She endorses publishing the letter as a testimonial and compares balance in a clock to harmony in a woman's health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wauseon
Ohio
Lydia Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
A.M. Burkholder
Box 1
Crescent City Special and New Orleans Limited Trains Schedule
Southern Railway announces Train No. 43 Crescent City Special leaving Cincinnati at 8:00 P.M. arriving Birmingham 10:00 A.M. and New Orleans 9:00 P.M. next day. Train No. 1 New Orleans Limited departs Cincinnati 8:15 A.M. arriving Birmingham 10:35 P.M. and New Orleans 9:55 A.M. next day. All via Chattanooga. Sleeping car reservations: Joint City Ticket Office Sixth and Main, Canal 6000. G C Blackburn Div. Pass Agent. W H Callahan City Pass Agent Ingalls Building Main 4180.
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Crescent City
Cincinnati
Birmingham
New Orleans
Chattanooga
City Ticket Office
Sixth
Main Sts
G. C. Blackburn
W. H. Callahan
City Pass
Ingalls
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Japan Government Party
Joe
Richard
Roaches
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Gil
Commercial Tribune
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Christian Science Church
Deshler Hotel
Coleman Avery
Cincinnati Riding Club
Cincinnati Troop H
Cameron Sanders
John Miles
Harbor Springs
Mary MacMillan
Benton
Clarence Mellimore
H. C. Hartsought
Ladies’ Aid Society
David Davies
Webster Helm
Frederick Turner
Leader
J. C. Layne
Robert Smith
C. C. Southgate
BY Andre Tridon
Paul and
Helena Hoyt Grant
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A. S
Harriet B. Elliott
Adele Garrison
RS. Partain
Southern Railway System
Columbus
MT. Sterling
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Sabina
Wilmington
Wirton Place
East Norwood
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