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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1928
Page
5
A 1928 essay by Margaret M. Marshall satirizes husbands in a trial of bigamy by imagining Frederick Hopp and others as needing a sanity test. It lampoons domestic miserliness forgetfulness manners and petty tyrannies that frustrate wives and families.
Twenty three graduates received diplomas from Miss Mary Harlan Doherty at a formal ceremony in the auditorium. Medals honored scholarship and leadership. Dr. Martin H. Fischer of the University of Cincinnati gave the address, followed by a reception for graduates and families.
A motorcade of about thirty cars and one hundred Middlesboro business and professional men arrives in Cincinnati this afternoon. Gov. Flem D. Sampson of Kentucky will speak at a 6 30 banquet in the Chamber of Commerce dining room. About two hundred people, including the Middlesboro party, are expected to attend after traveling from Portsmouth.
North College Hill residents join the congregation of North College Hill Methodist Episcopal Church to dedicate its new brick and stone edifice at Van Zandt road and Noble street. The semi Gothic building houses all religious education departments. The project cost about $65,000 after four years of effort. Dedicatory services started last Sunday and run each evening this week ending next Sunday night.
Several hundred Friendship School bags filled with books and articles will be prepared by children in Cincinnati area Daily Vacation Bible Schools for Mexican schoolchildren as an expression of friendship. Over five thousand children are expected to enroll with supervision by Mrs. Moward F. Perin and coordinators from Ft. Thomas and Cincinnati.
Pattern No 6062 offers chiffon crepe de chine taffeta or velvet options cut in four sizes 8 10 12 and 14 years. A 12 year size requires 4 of 39 inch material and the sash needs 2 yards. Mailed to any address on receipt of 10 cents in silver or stamps.
The article advises caution amid planetary influences, noting difficulties and restlessness. It warns against speculative ventures and sudden travel changes, urging restraint in finances, travel, and rash decisions for those born today and for restless children. Paracelsus quotation completes the thought.
In the wake of a nursemaid’s warning and a doctor’s orders, the narrator wrestles with staying in the country to care for Junior over the winter. Dicky pressures her to abandon city work, while Lillian plots to mediate and safeguard the boy, leaving the final decision precariously balanced between duty and desire. The scene unfolds with family tensions and a hint of reconciliation as Dicky presses his case.
Col Sherrill city manager weighs a plan by Public Welfare Director Fred Hoehler to employ a woman welfare worker with police powers in some cities. The role would involve youth psychology, minor offense handling, and municipal service questions as part of reform ideas. A second item notes the death of Frank I Pfaff former Cincinnati vice mayor with funeral details at Allendale and Spring Grove Cemetery.
The text explains kidney function and Brights disease management focusing on limiting nitrogen intake, choosing suitable proteins, and cautious cooking. It emphasizes water and simple foods, gradual meat reintroduction, and ongoing diet regulation for chronic cases, plus baths, exercise, warm climate, and mental poise for prognosis.
An office advertises free expert dental guidance to improve appearance and social standing. It invites readers to call at the office for personalized needs and lists hours 9 a.m. to 8 30 p.m. with Sunday hours until noon at 110 West Fifth Street Main 7327.
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