Sale Limited to Two Waists per Customer
A local store restricts purchases to two waists per customer to manage stock. Officials say the rule aims to prevent bulk buying and ensure wider access to items.
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1908
Page
10
A local store restricts purchases to two waists per customer to manage stock. Officials say the rule aims to prevent bulk buying and ensure wider access to items.
Wednesday morning at 8 o'clock 60 dozen White Lawn Lingerie Waists newly arrived from a large New York City manufacturer Overstocked stock bought at our price for customers to benefit They feature delicate embroideries. superb construction and elegance with a perfect fit for little cost.
Health Officer Brown told the Board of Health Cincinnati’s weekly toll dropped to 74 deaths from 115 the prior week and 109 a year ago. He notes a 10.12 per thousand annual rate and that tuberculosis caused 19 deaths, with three drownings among seven accidents. He says no other 300000-class city matches Cincinnati’s record.
An Executive Board meeting of the Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Church appointed three candidates for overseas posts. Miss Donaldson goes to Africa, Miss Seidlman to China, and Miss Ashbaugh to Japan. Miss Fannie Scott returns to India after furlough. Plans were made for the W. F. M. S. general executive meeting in late October in Cincinnati.
Health Officer Brown announced a campaign in tenements to provide sick and delicate babies with pure milk and fresh air. The department will cooperate with physicians and require a small sum for milk. the Head Island Company supplied tickets to be distributed by nurses.
Superintendent Rodgers told the Service Board surplus bedding plants from city parks have been divided among schools libraries police and fire stations and仍 some plants remain. He authorized giving the remaining plants to any citizen who desires them.
Owen O'Brien age 64 of 438 Hopkins Street died at City Hospital from concussion and internal injuries after attempting to stop a runaway horse at Fourth and Walnut streets during a rain storm. O'Brien was a retired merchant and well known in the city.
The Cincinnati Kindergarten Training School in Avon Dale will hold commencement for eighteen graduates next Saturday at 10 30 AM on Linton Street. Miss Ishihara from Tokyo, a two year entrant, will pursue postgraduate studies before opening a Tokyo kindergarten.
Mayor Markbreit met Brigadier General Ruffner of Indian Hill Florida who said he once jailed Markbreit at Libby Prison during the Civil War. The two veterans shared memories during Ruffner and his wife’s pleasure trip to the region.
The County Commissioners awarded the remodeling of the fourth floor of the Courthouse to Evans-Bendigs Company for 3645 dollars to create court rooms for two additional judges of the Commoner Court. Other bids included a riprap wall on Jordan road to William Harrell for 152.10 and Jordan Creek roads repair at Kelsey’s Place to A C Bonham for 120. The surveyor urged buying an automobile for travel between ongoing county improvements.
F S Howard formerly City Passenger and Ticket Agent of the Erie Railroad with offices in the Mercantile Library Building is promoted to Division Passenger Agent based in Elmira New York. The 30 year old began in Kent Ohio, later served in Chicago and Youngstown before arriving in Cincinnati. He will assume duties in Elmira on June 15.
Local group salutes the faithful horse as new officers are elected in a succession of leadership changes. Community members express gratitude for continued service and public support for the equine unit.
Delegates of the Wholesale Saddlery Association gather in Cincinnati for the National Saddlery Manufacturers and Associated Dealers conventions. Albert Morsbach of Cincinnati defends the horse as vital despite auto use, noting rising horse numbers and a strong cultural bond. The Ohio Electric Railway project, if completed by August 1, would enable faster Cincinnati to Toledo traction car service, with the line nearing Lima, Bellefontaine, and Lakeview for summer fishing traffic.
Attorney Thorne Baker asked the Board of Public Service for right to use Third street for a freight depot for the C M L Traction Lines. The dispute arose after C M L cars loaded on a Third street siding and a clash with moving vans led to police intervention and a 7 pm loading window. Major Carroll supported loading after 7 pm while talks with the Service Board continued.
The Mayor stated no power to act and referred to the Board of Public Service. After discussion the railway was asked to file plans in writing. Baker secured one week of use for the C M L Company on the spur line for half an hour at 1 p m and 7 p m each day.
Judge Malsbury weighs Olga Arens custody after guardian Fred Schneider says there was no kidnaping and Olga traveled to Pittsburg to visit her father and grandmother with her own free will. Guardian and family say Olga was eager to visit and leave with her father. judge seeks confirmation.
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