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Newspaper

Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1920

Page

3

Tanlac credited with curing Cincinnati wife of illness

Harry Hatke a Cincinnati commission merchant says Tanlac restored his wife's health after two years of indigestion headaches sleeplessness and loss of appetite. He reports she gained appetite slept better and no longer suffers dizziness or constipation. Tanlac sold by Dow Drug Company and other outlets in the area.

Taniac Harry Hatke Grand Avenue Cincinnati Ohio Dow Drug Company Fifth and Vine Street Norwood Elmwood Carthage Covington Newport Moor & Moor College Corner Charles Kattman Reading Jo We Stark St. Bernard Adv

Stick to Semreco for healthy teeth and gums ad

A promotional advertisement extols Senreco toothpaste claiming white teeth and strong gums with regular use. It stresses dentist visits and calls for a free booklet on gums, noting the product fights pyorrhea and is sold from the Masonic Temple in Cincinnati, Ohio.

Senreco Masonic Temple Cincinnati Ohio

Mrs Heermann Finishes Court In Violin Work

Mrs Dorothy Heermann wife of the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra concertmaster graduates from the College of Music as a concert violinist. A morning program featured Brahms Liszt Vieuxtemps and other pieces with speeches by Mr Lawrence Maxwell and remarks urging graduates to engage in national issues and voting.

Dorothy Heermann Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra The College of Music Paderewski Willa Rose Cameron Ritorna Vincitor Miss Cameron Heermann Henderson Miss Meale Frances Bejach Ralph Levine Uberto Nee Jey Audrey Reeg Lydia Thompson Helen Abaecherli Jean Adler Christine Auxier Dorothy Barlion Paul Barnes Benedicta Irene Becker Marcellus Becker Helen Helen Meyer Uberto Neely Marie Niehaus Mary Powelankey Esther Remke Helen Scott Virginia Shanklin Ethel Snodgrass Merle Rea Thompson Lydia Thomson Louise van Antwerp Florence Wynne

Wyoming and Glendale High Schools Graduates

Twenty six students graduated at Wyoming and Glendale high schools in a joint commencement. The Wyoming School held its thirty sixth annual ceremony at Wyoming Club Hall with fourteen diplomas awarded, while Glendale School conferred twelve diplomas in its four year program at Glendale School Auditorium. Principal O. T. Corson delivered the address stressing graduates' role in sustaining good government nationwide.

Ohio Wyoming William H. Scobie Board of Education Charles K. Sayre Bert R. Lyon Frank B. Dyer Glendale High School Glendale Wyoming Club Hall Glendale School Wyoming High School O. T._ Corson

Ohio Chiropractic Examiners bill to be discussed at Akron convention

Ohio lawmakers consider a proposed Board of Chiropractic Examiners as the State Chiropractic Association meets in Akron today and tomorrow. Delegates include Drs Meeker Downey Owman Eiseman Schultz and Ryan.

Westwood Newport M. B Africa India Westwood Town Hall Robert E. Bentley American Legion Chester Park Claude L. Watson St. Louis Theosophical Society Cincinnati Society of Natural History Broadway North College Hill M. E Social Service Department General Hospital Anna Richardson Social Service Bureau American Hospital Association Peter Traub Ft. Thomas Hamilton Hamilton Chamber of Commerce Traub

Local Residents and Addresses Listed in Community Directory

A roster of individuals with street addresses across several cities is presented, including Ross at 828 West Ninth Street and Edna Orr at the same address, Henry Maxwell on George Street, Pauline McKee on George Street, John W. Klahm on Colerain Avenue, Bessie M. Alfelhoy on John Street, and others such as Leah H. Rybolt on Highridge Avenue, Hobart J. Tucker on Park Avenue, Vivian L. Williams on West Sixth Street, and Joseph Holtmann in St Bernard, among several more entries.

Ross. Looney Ninth Street Edna .Orr Henry Maxwell George Street Pauline McKee John W. Klahm Colerain Avenue Bessie M. Alfelhoy John Street Michael J.tierney Madison Road Leah H. Rybolt Highridge Avenue Paul P. Yankin Carey Olola T. Fristoe Parkson Place Hobart J M. Tucker Park Avenue Ane McCravey Roy Proud St. Bernard Marsheritts Truax Norwood Alvie D. Metz Covington Anna G. Hawthorne Main Street John Leece Je Kevee Sixth Street Vivian L. Williams Joseph Holtmann Suncy Childers Michigan Avenue

Missionary Speaks Of Capture By Chinese Brigands

Dr. A L Shelton missionary for the Foreign Missionary Society told in Cincinnati of his 71 days as a prisoner among 800 brigands in China He described illness escape and the amnesty offer by bandit chief Yung Tien Fu as well as his plans to return to China to establish a medical school and expand Tibetan vaccine work.

A. L. Shelton Foreign Missionary Society Cincinnati China Dr. Shelton Shelton Batan Tibet Charido Lasha Dalailama America Heavenly Happiness Yung Yung Tien Fu

Dr. Hyslop Dies After Long Illness in New Jersey

James Hervey Hyslop longtime expert and director of research for the American Society for Psychic Research dies after a long illness in Upper Montclair New Jersey. Born 1854 in Xenia Ohio he studied at Wooster College Leipsic Johns Hopkins and held professorships at Lake Forest Smith Bucknell Columbia and other institutions. He married Mary Fry Hall in 1891. she died in 1900. He leaves a son and two daughters.

New York James Hervey Hyslop American Society For Psychic Research Upper Montclair N. J Xenia Hyslop Wooster College University of Leipsic Johns Hopkins Lake Forrest University Smith College Bucknell University Columbia University Mary Fry Hall Philadelphia

Obituary for Philip Gross Dies at Si Years Old

Funeral services for Philip Gross who died Wednesday will be held at his home 208 Walnut street at 2 o clock this afternoon. He was a member of the Duckworth Club and served in the Internal Revenue Department during the Cleveland and Wilson administrations. His widow three sons and two daughters survive.

Philip Gross Walnut Street Gross Duckworth Club Cleveland Wilson Internal Revenue Department

Weather prospects and temperatures across states and cities

The forecast calls for generally fair conditions in Ohio and West Virginia with moderate temperatures. Indiana shows fair weather Friday and Saturday, partly cloudy in the south and unsettled at times, while Tennessee has local showers in the west and cooler, partly cloudy conditions in the east. Kentucky expects partly cloudy skies with possible showers. Temperature readings across stations include Boston 52/56, Kansas City 66/66, New Orleans 80/90, Omaha 168/70, Galveston 82/86, San Francisco 62/64, Nashville 72/84, Winnipeg 68/74, and Minneapolis area around 66/70, with wind and precipitation notes. The Cincinnati record for June 17, 19%, ending at 7 p.m. gives a snapshot of wind, humidity, and temp trends.

Ohio West Virginia Indiana Tennessee Kentucky Boston

River stage at six falls from 9.6 feet

The river level at 6 p.m. stood at 9.6 feet and was dropping. No additional context on location or impacts is provided in the text.

River Gauge Readings Prompt Clear Weather Outlook

Louisville reports upper gauge at 6 feet and falling below the locks 9.7 feet. Pittsburg shows Davis Island at 15 feet and rising. Wheeling notes river at 18 feet and rising with clear skies.

Louisville Pittsburg Davis Island

Birth Announcements for Several Local Families

Charles and Marcella CarrahER welcome a girl at 5736 Glenview Avenue. Leon Crone and Grace Crone announce a girl at 1605 Ruth Street. Joseph Doil and Emma Doil have a boy at 1106 York Street. Charles Feldman and Anna Feldman greet a girl at 527 Channing Street. Rudolph Gump and Bertha Gump announce a boy at 1908 Montrose Avenue. Joseph Letell and Anna Letell welcome a baby girl at 1635 Brewster. Arthur Miller and Marie Miller have a girl at 997 Martin. Jonard Rowland and Maude Rowland announce a boy at 3936 Hillside Avenue.

Carraher Charles Marcella Glenview Avenue Crone Leon Grace Ruth’ Street Doil Joseph Emma York Street Feldman Anna Channing Street Gump Rudolph Bertha Montrose Avenue Lettel Brewster Avenue Miller Arthur and Marie Martin Street Rowland—Jonard and Maude Hillside Avenue

Obituary notices of several Cincinnati area residents

Deaths include Charles W Prond Anna Bond George Cundy John De Rose Sarah J Hatfield George S Hawkins Fredericka Kerkow Marie Plummer Theodore August Ruwe Laura Hutcheson Turpin of Cincinnati and surrounding areas with funeral details and interment notes. Services set at residences churches and cemeteries. dates June 16 17 18 19 1920.

Charles W Anna B. Bond Howatt Baymiller Street Cundy George Emma Cundy Fasse Stanton Avenue Walnut Hills DE Rose John Anna de Rose Long West McMillan Street St. George’s Church St. Joseph Mausoleum Terre Haute Ind Hatfield Sarah J Leonora Witham Withamsville Williamsville Baptist Church Cincinnati Mt. Moriah Cemetery Hawkins George S Minnie L. Hawkins Krug Apartments Woodburn Avenue Spins Grove Cemetery Petty Fredericka Kerkow J. E. Petty Scarlet Oaks Paul Kerkow Ft. Mitchell Highland Cemetery Plummer Marie Thomas Plummer Cumber Street Turpin Laura Hutcheson Estas K. Turpin Cincin Crematory

Vola-Tonic Promises Strength With Widespread Patient Claims

Hundreds of testimonials claim Vola-Tonic rebuilds weak systems and restores health. Cincinnati and regional residents describe nerves improved, dizziness eased, and renewed work capacity after taking the tonic. The ad urges readers to try the remedy, noting its availability at local druggists in Cincinnati and nearby towns.

Cincinnati Rosa ‘Hoffmeister Hughes” Street R. L. Smith Walnut Street Portsmouth James Haner South Seventh Street Richmond Ind Josephine Reed West Seventh Lexington Robert Binder York Street Vola-Tonic

City Resolves Seventh Street Improvement and Assessments

Cincinnati Council on June 15 1920 authorized Seventh street upgrades from Plum to Carr. Project包括 grading curb drains upgrading water main to 10 inches and replacing sewers with vitrified pipe and paving with asphalt. Assessments set at 50 percent to abutting property frontages payable in ten installments with option cash payment within 20 days. Bonds issued to cover nonassessed costs.

Council City of Cincinnati Seventh Street Plum Street Carr Street Freeman Avenue Central Avenue John Street Smith Street Mound Street Baymiller Street State of Ohio Capedring Director of Public Service

City to finance sewer work from bond sale proceeds

City of Cincinnati will pay sewer construction costs beyond drains from bond sale proceeds. Lawful for such purposes under 1920 acts. Passed June 15, 1920. Vice Mayor Carl M Jacobs Jr. Attest Clerk Fred Schneuler, Mayor John Galvin. Public inspection at Clerk of Council office.

City of Cincinnati Carl M, Jacobs, JR Fred Schneuler John Galvin Clerk of Council

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