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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1923
Page
6
Practical guidance on choosing cake types for occasions, from pound to sponge and fruit cakes. Instructions cover oven temperature, cooling, pan care, beating egg whites, flavoring, coloring, and two sample recipes Caramel Cake and Good Plain Cake with ingredients and steps. Copyright 1923.
Hundreds adopt a bread plan praised by a woman whose care allegedly clears skin. The ad extols Mother Moore's Whole Wheat Bread as rugged yet beautiful true whole wheat bread, sold only at Foltz stores and featuring two to three slices for breakfast without spread.
The Reulman School of Expression and Dramatic Art holds closing exercises in the Alms Hotel ballroom Saturday night. T. C. O Donnell will give the address. A fantasy The Maker of Dreams will be staged by Cath erine Conway Cecelia Sweeney and Jack Rissola. Honors list includes Amelia Heid Alice Sullivan Catherine Conway Cecelia Sweeney Nora Beck Alicia Heid Rachel Metzger Edith Peters Elsa Altemier Lydia Schwartz Alvera Wilhelm Mil red Schmidt Marion Doyle Florence Murphy May Sullivan Theokla Helmes Mrs Lawrence Kratz Amelia Foppe Mary Louise Foppe Margaret Harris Lucille Ruthemeyer Alma Bouchionette Jack Rissola Harlan Steers John Sheblessy.
Police were asked yesterday to search for Walter Dunkel who escaped from Longview Hospital. He is described as five feet eight inches tall, 130 pounds, brown hair and eyes, light complexion, wearing no hat or coat at disappearance.
Edward Bauerlein, once a mounted policeman and member of the police quartet, resigned from the force yesterday. He wrote to Chief Copelan that he had left policing and planned to pursue a real estate career in Long Beach, California, after being on leave.
Eleanor Gunn notes fashion of plaited skirts and yokes dominating new frocks. She highlights lace yokes, Valenciennes ruffles, shoulder embellishments, ribbon bows and velvet trims as key details. Red ribbons symbolize the sisterhood and long-standing red accents remain in vogue.
In a tense scene, Mother Graham threatens to leave after a harsh confrontation about family loyalty. The narrator notes her attachment to grandson Junior and the fraught dynamics with Harriet Braithwaite and Elizabeth Harrison, highlighting tension between Katie and Jim as they navigate meals and affection amid the household upheaval.
A woman explains she trades her time for cash and meals, noting the arrangement is working well. She says the practice is providing steady income and regular meals as she navigates daily needs.
An article stresses lime's 2 percent body weight role, mainly in bones, and links calcium intake to growth, pregnancy health, and dairy rich diets. It contrasts urban and rural diets, praises milk and eggs, notes white flour depletes lime, and urges daily milk as a key dietary staple alongside professional medical guidance for health concerns.
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