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Newspaper

Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1915

Page

5

Mind and body linked in living particles and memory

A article argues that white blood cells and other living tissues show perception emotion and memory independent of the brain. It cites experiments by Jennings Mast and others proving these particles respond to light touch heat and chemicals and even learn habits, challenging brain centered views of mind.

Pasteur Curie Ramsay Ehrlich Watson Dunlap Jennings Mast H. S. Jennigs 5S. O. Mast Alexis Carrel Eve Adam

Hyde Park Club Hosts Mon Day Lecture Club Luncheon

The Hyde Park County Club hosted a Monday Lecture Club luncheon ending a season of literary pursuits. A shirt waist party followed lunch with a Q and A game. Carnations adorned the rooms. officers include President Mrs. C. W. Blowney and Secretary Mrs. Edwin M. Keefe.

Hyde Park County Club Monday Lecture Club Monday Club C. W. Blowney Frank H. Kunkel Edwin M. Keefe Henrietta Roth Frank Kunkel Otterjohn Stall Mulhofer

The Dance of the Death of Age and the Children

Auming a great auditorium performance The Dance of the Death of Age and the Children by Winifred Black depicts an 80 year old woman, a 16 year old girl, and a 7 year old child as they move through a ritual of youth, love, and memory. The piece ends with the aged woman retreating as angels escort sprightly children who symbolize renewal and faith. The narrator praises the artist and soul behind the work and vows to live so others, especially children, would want to follow her.

Peer Gynt Asa

Bigelow seeks mandamus to grant open air meeting permits

Rev. Herbert S. Bigelow of the People's Church files a mandamus petition with the Court of Appeals to compel Mayor Frederick Spiegel to issue permits for open air meetings at Brighton Knowlton's corner Madisonville Peebles corner and Findlay Market on June 21 to 26. He accuses the mayor of arbitrary denial contrasting with past street permits for other groups and notes offers of vacant lots and a Grand Opera House venue for Sunday meetings starting in October.

Herbert S. Bigelow The People’s Church Court of Appeals Frederick S. Spiegel Bigelow Brighton Knowlton’s Corner Madisonville Peebles Corner Findlay Market Spiegel Mr. Bigelow Mayor Spiegel Grand Opera House

Commerce to employ sixty one nav inspectors this summer

The Department of Commerce announced plans to station sixty one navigation inspectors for the summer to prevent vessel overcrowding. One inspector will be set up in Cincinnati one in Evansville and one in Paducah.

The Commercial Tribune Washington Department of Commerce Cincinnati Evansville Paducah

Kentucky MacDowell Club elects officers at annual meeting

The Kentucky MacDowell Club held its annual business meeting at the Linton Hotel electing officers: President Miss Zoe Fleming Dunlap First Vice President Mrs Robert Heflebower Second Vice President Mrs Gussie Ogden Third Vice President Dr John B Wilson Recording Secretary Miss Natalie Hubbell Corresponding Secretary Miss Nell Howlett Covington Treasurer Mrs F J Sackett Historian Mrs Bernard Ratterman. The retiring secretary read a report and poems were given by Miss Melva Beatrice Wilson and Miss Nell Rowlett.

Kentucky MacDowell Club Linton Hotel Zoe Fleming Dunlap Robert C. Heflebower Gussie Ogden John B. Wilson Natalie Hubbell Nell Howlett Covington F. J. Sackett Bernard Ratterman Amoretta Fitch Miss Dunlap Taney Davis Old Kentucky Home

Closing Meeting of Progress Club at Mrs Mo loney’s Home

The Progress Club of College Hill held its closing meeting at the country home of Mrs. Helen Wise Moloney. Morning sessions installed new President Mrs. Albert Brooks, followed by luncheon on the front porch and a talk on the History of Our Flag by Mrs. John L. Shearer.

Progress Club of College Hill Helen Wise Moloney Albert Brooks John L. Shearer

Advice to Girls by Annie Laurie

A letter column offers guidance on handling a long distance romance with a caring but cautious response. The adviser suggests sincere but restrained expressions of concern and cautions against melodrama while addressing a teen's doubts about a loved one who infrequently sends gifts.

Annie Laurie Daisy H

Baby Lavera Stiens Dominates Local Baby Show

Little Lavera Stiens thirteen months old earned seven percent in the contest. The cherubic participant of Mr and Mrs George Stiens at 2031 Sherman avenue delighted attendees with a cheerful expression and a high score reflecting a proud family moment.

Lavera Stiens Elf George Stiens Sherman Avenue

William Lohn Killed by Train in Springfield

William Lotin, said to be from Cincinnati, was killed at Springfield Ohio yesterday by a train. Coroner H H Austin sent a telegram confirming the death. Night Chief Stegner was asked to search for a sister and daughter in this city.

William Lotin Cincinnati Springfield H. H. Austin Stegner

City Eyes Movies as Municipal Asset for Cincinnati

City officials consider treating films of municipal activities as a public asset. Hillman and Zuber, summer lessees, offered their theater and crew for morning free film displays at City Hall.

Bell Comes to Cincinnati for Liberty Bell Visit

Assurances from Mayor Rudolph Blankenburg of Philadelphia and Charles Seger confirm the Liberty Bell will travel to Cincinnati in November on its return from San Francisco. Mayor Blankenburg will attend the ceremonies when the relic arrives, with telegrams relaying the information to President W. P. Rogers of the Business Men's Club from George W. Weedon and Prof. John L. Shearer.

Rudolph Blankenburg Philadelphia Charles Seger Cincinnati San Francisco Blankerburg W. P. Rogers Business Men’s Club George W. Weedon John L. Shearer

Traveling Men's Association to plan Cincinnati convention entertainment

The Traveling Men's Association of the Chamber of Commerce will meet Saturday afternoon in the main exchange hall to discuss arrangements for entertaining the National Commissary Managers' Association during its August convention in Cincinnati from the 24th to the 26th.

The Chamber of Commerce National Commissary Managers’ Association Cincinnati

Praise for School Index as Harvard School seeks copy

Harry L. Senger editor of The School Index is elated by a letter from Headmaster Joseph B. Egan of Harvard School Boston asking for information. Egan says the Boston school is considering a similar publication and highly regards The School Index. Senger will forward data to Eastern school authorities.

Harry L. Senger Joseph B. Egan Harvard Boston Egan Senger

City Council to authorise bathhouse site and public works

Council will introduce an ordinance to appropriate property at Freeman and Central avenues for a bathhouse facing a nearby public bath. A motion seeks a west end Harrison avenue viaduct waiting station. The calendar lists numerous property appropriations and sewer, street, and sidewalk projects plus utility and bridge work for May 1915.

Freeman and Ireland Harrison Avenue Bathgate Camplan Lilac Avenue Ivy Avenue Clayland Street Maccadam Daly Race Street Elder Street Thirty-first Avenue Webster Avenue Robert 20N Sawyer A. J. Brown Blaney and Marietta Avenue Merwin Avenue Windward Street Moorman Avenue Clayton Street Mullen Medical College of the University of Cincinnati Eden Avenue Shields Street Reichert Clifton Dixmuth Avenues Schneider Eeman Central Avenues Aull Underwood Place Anders Scully Street Knox Street Waverly Avenue Pinetree Street MacDonald Derby Avenue Circle Avenue Derby Edgewood Avenue Froome Avenue Conner Otte Avenue Hamilton and Anthony Avenues Kneaven Oakwood Avenue North Bend Road Cary Avenue College Hill Director of Public Service Water Works Department Colerain Avenue Grashearg Street Mill Creek Schoedinger Avenue Jonte Avenue Lierman Etrest Lierman Street Quebec Road Hess Avenue Orland Avenue Larkspur Avenue Vine Street Court Twelfth Streets St. James Avenue Windsor Curtis Tree E Kirby Road Menmert Avenue Bushrod Streets Walworth Avenue Holmes Street Bank and Linn Streets Innes Avenue Glen Parker Avenue Glen Parker Innes Avenues Coover Street Moulton Avenue Crestline Avenue Clifford Burnet Cincinnati Union Stock Yards Company Auten Avenue Verulam Street Lester Road Bathgate Street Lincoln Melish Avenues Meinview Avenue Humboldt Avenue McMillan Street Euclid Avenue Rochelle St. Clair Streets Gilney Avenue St. Lawrence Glenway Avenues Dellway Street Melbourne Street West Sixth Street Kansas Avenue Steiner Street Hardisty Avenue Pogue Hoffheimer & Pogue Park Avenue Chamber of Commerce Arlington Street Mages Hukuil Alley Bessie L. B. Goble Frank Fos Ter Bradley Reading Road Dempsey Street Liddell Sage Streets Lincoln Avenue Stanton Avenue Alms Place St. Clair Street Winton Road Kings Run Herbert Avenue West Corporation Cheviot Avenue Glenway Avenue Warsaw Avenue Montgomery Road Gilbert Avenue Schiff Avenue St. Lawrence Avenue Committee On Law Committee On Dover Wayne Streets Walnut McMicken Avenue Cedar Avenue Leffingwell Argus Avenues Incom Avenue Pleasant Ridge W. S. Burckhardt Resor Avenue Middleton Avenues Liston Avenue Maag Street Bowditch Street Duck Creek Boudinot Corporation Line Boudinot Avenue Stratfordee Straight Street

Defends Baldwin Appointment to Value Traction Company

City Solicitor Schoenie defends Ward Baldwin as the city expert to value the Cincinnati Traction Company. He cites Baldwin’s prior work before the State Public Utilities Commission on Water Works and Green Line franchise, and notes Baldwin’s valuations and opinions as honest assessments. He also seeks copies of the Gas and Electric Company inventory and awaits state commission valuations.

Schoenie Sawyer Ward Baldwin Cincinnati Traction Company Claypool Chillicothe Baldwin State Public Utilities Commission Green Line Schoenle Freeman The Gas and Electric Company State Commission

Marriage Licenses and Residence Details Listing

A dense roll of marriage licenses lists names, ages, and addresses across states incl Ohio Kentucky and West Virginia. Entries provide applicants such as E McMillan of Covington and Maud Sellins of Norwood with varied ages and residence details.

Waverley E. McMillan Covington. Ky Gilbert Av Sixth St Norwood

Engineers Club ASME Joint Meeting Set for Thursday

The next combined meeting of the Engineers' Club and the American Society of Mechanical Engineers will be held Thursday evening at the Literary Club rooms on East Eighth.

Engineers’ Club American Society of Mechanical Engineers Literary Club East Eighth Street

Beauty hints promise permanent complexion whitening

An article recommends a skin lotion made from four ounces spurmax dissolved in half a pint hot water plus two teaspoons glycerin to curb pimples and even tan. It also touts a cheap canthrax based shampoo that soothes the scalp, cleanses hair, and adds quick drying luster.

Rev C L Seward Chosen At Methodist Ministers Meeting

At Wiley Hall the Monday meeting of the Methodist ministers chose Rev O L Seward of Mt Auburn M E Church as representative delegate to the National Antisaloon convention to be held in Atlantic City next month. Dr Wade Harper Barclay spoke on graded instruction for Sunday school pupils and offered several helpful suggestions. Bishop Hartzell is to address the group next Monday on evangelistic work in Africa and the experiences there.

Wiley Hall Wade Harper Barclay Barclay O. L. Seward Mt. Auburn M Africa

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Leonard Keene Hirshberg Johns Hopkins University Gence Grilie Reading J. L Oran NS Eugene E. Evans West Baden Springs New England States Helen Dalheim Indianapolis Laura Pruden Price Hill Ethel Nessberode Pomeroy, C Mary (. Sherwood Walnut Hotel Mrs Alex. Offner Karl Fechheimer Detroit Walnut Hills Christian Church Locust Street Beta Tau Delta Sorority Gibson House Xi Chapter Naomi’ Gibson Kirchner Avondale Hyde Park Country Club Philippi’s Westwood Hamilton County Country Club Naomi Kirchner Sue Ferger Betty Meyers Nancy Anderson Rhea Geillus Sue Rogers Gene Butterfield Geraldine Raywood Margaret Kirchner Marie Sorrin Garnet Sowards Mary Snodgrass Olive Koehler Edward W. Buse Victor Nussbaum Ft. Wayne Ind Buse Age Winifred Black Mandamus Lone A. F Laurie Progress Club Pertupred Baby Show William Lohn Freedom Cleveland Buffalo Chicago Duluth Bay Ports Cru' Lv Clevela Buffalo Sv Buffalo Betroitt Williams Chicago, Duluth & Georgian Bay Transit Co R. J. van Dyke Taylor Arcade Euclid Ave Ohio Teveland City Bathhouse Liberty Cole Motor Cars Geo. Miller Sons Carriage Co Distributors Main Street Ore St. Hanauer Automobile Co Patied Rad Value Traction Company John P. Douglas Etla Fieher Frank Brisbay Maud F. Sellins Harry E. Aufdemkamp Rose E. Copple Gustave Mattle Wneee Alma Broker A. Hendrix Glendale, O Matilde Trempler John Flint Sceesee- Clarksburg W. Va Lela M. Lance Grand Hotel Touis W. Priesmeier Eate Ay Amn Bick Dibdens I Wiliam C. Johnson Kennedy Enola A. Penn Penn Sarah R. Ingram Albert W. Kroeger Elizabeth H. Lemmink James L. Simmons Gilbert Elizabeth G. Strickland Norwood, MD Degunees Cheries R. Fisher Corinne G. Sull Versailles George W. Hemsley Bertha N. Taylor Palace Hotel Eubank Owens Armory Mary Abel Sceemaind Kenner Bers Charlies Ejickhorf W. Griffin Piedmont St Helen L. Aichholz Durrell Richard T. Schwein Mayme Bonfield L. Howard Schriver Dana & Wabash Leah M. Marcus Frank N. Kyrkivan Glengariff Myrtle Carnation Weer Ee Aol SAS Talis Eeee Enue Mwee Edina G. Ganzenmines Straford Leeper Nellie M. Crayscraft Blair Av Frank Gutting Blaie Dness Eerre Seoeceeses Greensburg Shelbyville Union Depot N. E. Cor Fourth and Vine Sts Central Union Station Tuscania Saxonia Orduna Rou Europe Liverpool State ST Ohio Electric AVON Rev. C. L. Seward Atlantic City
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