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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1916
Page
5
A column notes toes support balance and movement, warning against unnecessary amputations and detailing how feet affect posture and gait. It includes reader questions on facial flushing rheumatism skin bleaching hair dye and neurasthenia with doctor responses and home remedies.
Winifred Black portrays a rich American beauty who marries for status, endures scandal, divorce, an actor husband, and finally suicide. Her plain father, who supported her lavish life, walks behind her coffin as the sole mourner, reflecting on a life of costly choices and lost happiness.
In a country day trip, Dicky Graham and his wife visit a Marvin house chosen by his model and secretary Grace Draper. The wife resents the model’s meddling while Grace masks venom with polite charm, hinting at past quarrels and hidden motives as their story continues.
Miss Minna Evans daughter of Rev and Mrs M O Evans Norwood married State Representative Paul Rover at the Welsh Church officiated by her father with Rev J A Lowman assisting. Bridesmaids wore gold and white. matron of honor Mrs Arthur Evans carried yellow daisies and blue cornflowers. After a large reception at the Evans home the couple plan a Terrace Park cottage then a suburban apartment later.
Miss Grace G Gardner presents advanced professional class at Woman's Club Auditorium at 8:15. Recital by Mr Frederick J Hoffman with Miss Charlotte Sandman and Miss Virginia W Seymour under Mme Dotti. Mary Gill Highbee leads piano numbers. Coffee sale for St James Episcopal Church 3 to 5 at Mrs Frank H Miller’s lawn. Marriage notices for Camill e Brumleve to Joseph T Gerling and Roberta Stoehr engagement. Avonia Guild lawn fete postponed to June 15 with Shriners Band, novelties, booths and entertainments. University School of Cincinnati commencement in Avondale. Westwood library meet discusses recent books.
The Woman's Art Club will hold its annual outing at The Heidelberg in Covington this Saturday. Luncheon will be served at 12 30 p.m.
The Y M C A annual lawn fete to benefit the Extension Department will be held Saturday June 17 from 4 to 10 oclock on the Presbyterian Church grounds at Walnut Hills corner of Gilbert and Locust. Committees work hard to ensure a grand success financially and socially. Mrs George K Elliott is the General Chairman.
The Woman's Suffrage Association of Covington Ky will meet at Mrs Harriet Caden's home in Newport to celebrate the seventy seventh birthday of Cincinnati veteran suffragist Mrs Mary A Sherwood. The program will be a surprise.
Mrs Henry Jaffrey ward executive of Chicago has been in Lexington Covington and other Kentucky cities aiding the woman suffrage campaign. She went to Chicago yesterday to support the Presidential campaign of women suffragists and stopped between trains with Mrs Mary Co Sherwood.
The Mothers' Club of the Warsaw Public School held its closing meeting Wednesday afternoon in the school auditorium. President Mrs. A. Orshall presided. Rev. Fagley delivered the afternoon address. Vocal solos were given by Mrs. Howard Allonier, and members served refreshments.
The Price Hill History Club visited Mt. Healthy on Wednesday for a carefree gathering at Mrs. Edwin McBirney’s spacious home. Assistant hostess Mrs. Harry Manss was praised for her excellent hospitality.
Advertises Cadomene Tablets as the safest prompt aid for nervousness headaches sleeplessness and general weakness. Claims tablets feed nerve centers and blood, rebuilt nerve tissue and renewed vitality with easy digestive absorption and full directions from all druggists.
Miss Katherine McCune on furlough from Japan spoke to the Ladies' Union of the Presbyterian Church Walnut Hills on Wednesday evening about Mission Work.
Members of the Passenger Traffic Club of Cincinnati plan their annual summer outing at the Zoo on Saturday. Colonel Fred D. Bush will MC with help from J. O. Stout John Bladon and M. E. Malone. Activities include baseball dancing cabaret and a 6 p.m. banquet. Married and single men will form two nine lineups for day games with named players listed for each side.
The committee for the Knights Templars pilgrimage reports over 100 members from Cincinnati Hanselmann and Trinity Commanderies registered. They depart June 13 at 10 p.m. for Chicago, travel by the Chicago & Northwestern and Union Pacific, and arrive in Los Angeles on Saturday afternoon June 17 for the thirty third triennial conclave.
J. C. Parrish day train announcer at Union Depot Columbus visits with his wife and baby boy at his parents home on Minot avenue Oakley.
J B Crawford has been appointed Superintendent of Transportation for the Pacific Fruit Express Company, succeeding the former Car Service Agent in charge of those duties.
Auditor R F Heath reported gross earnings for the fourth week in May show a rise of 99439 dollars. Total earnings for 1915 reached 285638 dollars and for 1916 advanced to 385072 dollars.
A graduate of the Neal Institute reports no desire for liquor and strong health after three days of the Neal Treatment. The physician’s vegetable remedy is taken orally with no injections and no publicity. The notice lists Neal Institute locations in Avondale Cincinnati and other cities.
Police Department reports show nearly 90 percent of city highway accidents last year were caused by the fault or incapacity of injured persons. Officials advocate playgrounds for children and pedestrian education to reduce crashes as drivers heed street crossing rules for horse drawn and motor vehicles.
Drivers practice on the Chicago Speedway for next Saturday's big race. Enthusiasts compare tracks Chicago Sheepshead Bay Cincinnati and Indianapolis as contenders for fastest in the upworld with Indianapolis seen as a back number.
L L Law representing Jackson Motor Sales of Cleveland is in the city for several days to inspect the field and arrange a Cincinnati dealer for Jackson cars. F A Welch, Cincinnati branch manager of Blevins Auto Sales, is due back from Detroit this morning after several days away.
F E Wilson of Citizens' Motor Car will leave for New York and other eastern points on a major trip. He is joined by Mrs Wilson. Charles Claassen of Pennsylvania Rubber and Supply returns to Cincinnati after a two week motoring tour to Pittsburg with his wife. He notes new accounts gained and enjoys the trip.
H G Smith secretary of Pennsylvania Rubber and Supply Company visits Cincinnati to consult with local manager Charles Claassen. Chevrolet district sales manager Robert Wedekind in Cincinnati for a few days. he declines to discuss next year models amid large industry consolidations. Other executives including N Reason King Motor Cincinnati and M W McNaull Burgamy Tire Toledo travel for business. H A Rogers Republic Rubber in Southern Indiana and Northern Kentucky reports strong activity. Ed Edgell Republic Rubber operates in Kentucky. J H Joyner Kentor Motor exits road to focus on Allen cars in Cincinnati. A Crossman National Automobile sells seven passenger Weylinder National Highway to Lee Searcy of Park Avenue. Crossman plans Indianapolis trip then Cincinnati delivery.
In May the Cincinnati Post Office cashed nearly 3,000 money orders per day, totaling 77,313 orders and 482,242.75 dollars. Domestic US office orders numbered 17,774 with 138,867.34 dollars to be paid, while foreign orders totaled 4,744.08 dollars.
At the annual University of Kentucky Alumni Association of Cincinnati gathering at the Heidelberg, Warner P. Sayers was named President, J. J. Thompson Vice President, H. L. Nagle Secretary and Treasurer, with Paul S. Ward John T. Faig and Joseph Hermah elected to the Executive Committee for the coming year.
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