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Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1920

Page

7

Tanlac Endorsed By Huntington Man After Six Year Ill Health

W I Peoples of Huntington West Virginia credits Tanlac with restoring his health after six years of illness. He reports weight gain of ten pounds four bottles taken, improved appetite digestion sleep and reduced pain including relief from rheumatism and constipation. His wife also testifies to benefits. Tanlac is sold by Dow Drug Company and affiliates in Cincinnati Norwood Elmwood Carthage Covington Newport Moor Moor College Corner Charles Kattman Reading and St Bernard.

Taniac Cincinnati Dow Drug Company Fifth and Vine Street Norwood Elmwood Carthage Covington Newport Moor & Moor College Corner Charles Kattman Reading J. J. Stark St. Bernard

University Alumni Banquet Prospects for Greatness

Cincinnati alumni met during commencement week with Dr. Charles Dabney and Chief Justice Hugh Nichols among speakers. Dabney outlined a future united civic university, urging cultural and vocational education, while Nichols recalled early schooling and warned against neglecting the Constitution. Messages from Taft Cannon and Hicks were read as the event closed with dancing and social games.

University of Cincinnati University Charles Dabney Hugh Nichols Ohio Supreme Court D. I. Wolfstein Edna Keichler Smith Hickenlooper Wolfstein Dr. Dabney Dr. Hicks Wisconsin Hicks Fred Hoehler Dabney Batavia

Nurse Shot by Patient in Serious Condition

Miss Ethel Graves a 26 year old nurse at the Branch Hospital Cannelsburg Indiana was shot by patient James Kane on Tuesday night. She is in serious condition at General Hospital with a jaw wound that prevents talking. Kane’s body was later taken in charge by his relatives.

Ethel Graves Cannelsburg Ind Branch Hospital James Kane General Hospital Miss Graves Kane

Boy Fractures Skull After Fall From Trestle

Julius Thomas aged 14 of 61 Main Street suffered a fractured skull when he stumbled and fell twenty five feet from a trestle on the L and W Railroad at Front and Ludlow streets. He was rushed to General Hospital in Auto Patrol No 2 in serious condition.

Julius Thomas Main Street Ludlow General Hospital

Joint Picnic Set by Cincinnati and Oxford Auto Clubs

The Cincinnati Automobile Club and Oxford Automobile Club will hold a joint picnic at Tala wanda Springs Ohio on Saturday July 10. Directors of the Oxford Club proposed the idea and were accepted by the local club directors yesterday.

Cincinnati Automobile Club Oxford Automobile Club Talawanda Springs Ohio Oxford Club

Mulilen To Treat Children At Ward Picnic

Council member Michael Mullen will host the Eighth Ward Family Picnic at Coney Island wharf on Wednesday morning June 30. The first arriving mothers will receive gifts for their children, distributed on a first come, first served basis. Tickets are available to all ward families and can be picked up at 51 East Fourth Street evenings from 7:30 to 8:00.

Coney Island Wharf Eighth Ward Michael Mullen Mullen East Fourth Street

Fiske May Ruin Alone May Seek Congress Nomination

James Q. Fish, a member of the Board of Education, announced he may run as a Republican for Congress in the Second District. He said friends urged him to enter, but he has not decided his course yet.

James Q. Fish Board of Education

Carnival at the Zoo Hosts Bottlers Convention Delegates

The Zoo hosts a carnival to entertain delegates attending the American Association of Bottlers of Carbonated Beverages annual convention here November 10 to 12. The Zoo clubhouse will be enclosed for heating and more than 1,500 visitors are expected to attend.

American Association of Bottlers of

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