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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1903
Page
6
A column discusses royal pets at Sandringham and the care of Queen Alexandra's birds and dogs during travel. It also covers beaded crafts and decorative arts, including beadwork for curtains, candle shades, and purse adornments, plus tips on grooming and fashionable toilet accessories.
Peel and cube the pineapple then cook with sugar and water to a thick syrup. Heat three cups of milk in a double boiler until steaming hot. Beat six egg yolks until light, whisk in the milk, and cook until thick. Chill, then pour over pineapple and syrup.
A short poem by Tennyson celebrates a tiny shell found on a Breton beach. It contrasts human naming with nature’s simple elegance, praising the shell's minute beauty and resilience against sea force across the shore.
The Commercial Tribune invites 1903 graduates to describe benefits from their schooling in up to 200 words. Submissions must state the school of diploma or certificate and be addressed to Editor Woman's Corner at the Cincinnati Commercial Tribune. Contest closes July 2 with the winner announced July 5.
The marriage of Edith Cochenover and William T Harris will be celebrated quietly tomorrow at the bride’s mother's home in St James avenue Walnut ius. Miss Martha Breneman’s engagement to John Richardson is announced for the 30th. Mr Colburn Symmes Foulds and wife have returned from a bridal trip and reside at 56 South Warwick. Mrs Alexander McDonald hosts a luncheon today. John Mayes Thomas and wife return from their East honeymoon and settle in Ross Kentucky for the summer.
The report notes weather impacts on commission business and price stability for old and new potatoes. Florida peaches are smaller but fine with steady demand for chickens, and prices for young and old flock at 17 18c and about 12c respectively. Northwest cauliflowers are sparse and pricey, cabbage likely to come from Louisville, Tennessee tomatoes arriving, apples shipments large but slow to gain traction, and California cherries peaches plums and apricots entering market rapidly.
University class day in Burnet Woods postponed due to rain and rescheduled for this evening if conditions improve. The event features a daisy chain procession by all four classes, ivy vine planting, and the ivy oration by William Eggers. Details include spade transfer to juniors and remarks from Harry Dechant and James O'Donnell. Open to the public.
Bertha waists are highlighted as a season feature with handkerchief points and transparent effects. The white lawn model uses Valenciennes lace with optional foundation, trims, and various fabric options. includes pattern 4460 and size busts 32 to 40 inches, ten cents to Fashion Editress, Commercial Tribune.
A compiled list shows marriages granted to multiple couples with occupations and addresses, including Alfred R. Jackson and Jessie S. Baylor, Adolph F. Mayer and Matilda M. Sommers, John Fangmann and Anna Stauvermann, Louis Kronenberger and Mabel Newwitter, and many others, with Rev. Mr. Eldridge, Rev. Mr. Eisenlohr, and Rev. Mr. Meyer referenced. The entries provide ages, occupations, and street addresses for each party.
A final reduction at Ren Digs Lothmanns offers closing out of tailor-made garments this week. Ladies dresses shirt waists and other high class garments are included at sacrifice in the storewide sale.
A lighthearted exchange unfolds on a social page where Estelle and Agnes discuss a dreamlike marriage proposal that mirrors long held wishes, reflecting small town romance and social chatter.
In a rain swept river work scene Thorpe and others battle a crushing jam while dawn reveals a quiet, concealed saboteur among the crew. Wallace Carpenter confronts the sly Dyer as the tension of the flood-threatened timbers builds toward a deadly turn.
In a tense river confrontation near the jam, Wallace evades Dyer’s pistolfire by swimming underwater and reaching shore. Dyer flees into the woods as Carpenter’s group rallies, and an Indian hunter chases him with a rifle. The episode ends with further pursuit hinted for Wednesday’s edition.
The Academy of Our Lady of Mercy on Freeman and Armory avenues held its graduation yesterday with a white draped hall and lavender purple colors. Graduates Miss Purcell and others read papers on nature virtue and woman, with musical solos and allegories. Awards included gold medals for deportment and progress presented by Rt. Rev. Msgr. Murray. Fr. Forrest addressed the class.
The annual commencement of St Gregory's Preparatory Seminary Cedar Point Ohio was held in St Gregory Hall with seven graduates giving addresses and the choir directed by Rev A Hemmersbach. Five graduates are from this diocese and two from Grand Rapids Michigan.
A small fire broke out in the drying room of the Home for the Friendless on West Court street yesterday afternoon. About forty women and children, many ill, fled as smoke filled the building after an overheated stove sparked flames. A still alarm produced minimal damage. matron Mrs. Conger calmed the frightened inmates. A prior similar scare prompted neighbor aid and Sergeant Palmer to help evacuate sick women.
Postmaster Monfort seeks approval from Washington to add twelve carriers and twelve clerks by month’s end. Most hires will support outlying districts Norwood Corryville Mt. Auburn and Clifton with improved collection and office service. He plans to travel to Washington if department delays continue.
The Wal nut Street church near Ninth held a Sunday evening meeting to build a new parsonage for Pastor Rev. Haefner. The new structure will replace the old one on the same site and cost about 7008 dollars. E H Wittendorf Dietrich Kallendorf and Fred Wrossman were named to lead the project.
The advertisement touts Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent as cures for itching burning and disfiguring skin conditions including eczema rashes and scrofulous humours. It claims thousands of mothers and babies found relief after medical care failed and outlines a cleansing and healing routine using all three products.
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