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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1925
Page
3
Evelyn Roberts and Lowell Randall navigate newlywed life as Mrs Roberts visits. Sunlit rugs and shade debates upset harmony while suspicions about Lowell’s loyalty surface. Evelyn journeys to the office with suspicions deepening after a threatening hint from her mother.
The article surveys blue and turquoise shades in fashion, highlighting Paris milliner Redoux and Renee blue as key influences. It notes turquoise with white, greenish tints, and bright blues like king's blue, plus white black and red prints, balbrigan sports wear, and Crepe combinations as season trends.
Speakers at a Gibson dinner celebrate Cincinnati's official adoption of the United City Plan ning Committee plan on the 150th anniversary of the Battle of Bunker Hill. Alfred Bettman calls the move key to future growth and healthful surroundings while urging public input and acknowledging some personal liberty sacrifices.
A proposal for a Director of Motor Bus Transportation at $5 000 a year will go to the City Council after a conference led by City Solicitor Frank Bowman. The ordinance, to be drafted by Chauncey Pichel, would license bus lines, set routes, regulate service and collect city license fees, with hearings to follow.
City Civil Service Commission canceled June 20 exams for proposed policewoman lieutenant and ten policewomen due to only four applicants per post. Councilmembers favor delaying the ordinance, arguing for raising police salaries and staffing before adding new jobs. Most expect the measure to die in committee.
Health column urges readers past fifty to schedule periodic urine tests to catch kidney trouble early. It notes that blood in urine signals potential issues and outlines how doctors diagnose using chemical, physical, X ray, and microscope methods, plus rest and careful testing. It also includes reader Q&A on skin, hair, diet, and joint issues.
A reader asks about joint pain from shoulder to waist with soreness and aching. The response notes possible synovial fluid deficiency, says the issue is not dangerous but should be attended to to prevent worsening.
Reader questions about acne get advice to correct diet by cutting sugar starches and coffee. Guidance includes fixing intestinal eliminations and seeking medical evaluation for definite treatment.
The message urges correcting your diet as a first step and asks readers to send a self addressed stamped envelope and repeat their question for further particulars.
A reader reports red spots after washing face and hands that look like pimples but disappear quickly. The advisor cites possible irritation from soap and suggests watching diet and keeping the intestinal tract clear, requesting a self addressed stamped envelope for details.
Readers' questions on medicinal hygiene and sanitation are addressed by Dr Copeland in this column. When a subject cannot be published, Dr Copeland will provide a privately written response upon receipt of a self addressed stamped envelope to Royal Peland in care of this office.
The Rev. R. J. Beard, pastor of the Norwood M. E. Church, received an honorary Doctor of Divinity degree at Ohio Wesleyan University’s commencement in Delaware O. The Rt. Rev. Theodore Henderson was elected a member-at-large of the university’s Board of Trustees. Beard, a two year Norwood pastor, previously led Westwood M. E. Church and hails from Tiffin Ohio.
Orville Wright of Dayton Ohio won the John Scott medal and 1000 dollars for inventive achievement. He was not present to receive the prize as he missed his train in Dayton. the award will be sent to him.
Commercial Tribune advertises pattern No 5146 for up-to-date garments using Kasha tub silk crepe flannel or linen. Six bust sizes 34 to 44 inches. a 38 inch size needs 4 yards of 32 inch material. Pattern mailed to any address on receipt of 10 cents with name and address.
Judge W. Meredith Yeatman distributed certificates to the Horace Mann Public School graduating class and spoke on "The Service of Citizens" to the pupils.
Miss Sylvia Ewan, principal, presided at the program with young men and women urged to take an interest in good government. Margaret Lamback directed the musical portion of the program, highlighting service over money.
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