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Newspaper

Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1925

Page

3

A Wife Confronts an Ex-con Plotter in a Family Standoff

In a tense exchange, a wife challenges Steve, an alleged ex-con man, and warns of police action if he tries to pressure her. She suspects his impostor claim while planning to verify his story and secure the promised funds. The scene ends with a cautious bluff and a plan to delay final judgment.

Steve Dicky New York Stephen Graham Graham Lee Chow Ser., Inc

Bus development cited as key to Cincinnati growth

Samuel I. Lipp told the American Business Club that bus transportation can solve the city’s traffic problems and spur growth. He contrasted Cincinnati’s slower expansion with Dayton and Indianapolis and urged buses as feeders to streetcars to bring customers and reduce congestion.

Cincinnati Samuel I. Lipp Hamilton County Ohio American Business Club Gibson Dayton Indianapolis Mr. Lipp

Fashion Decides for Fall Colors Color Names Warm Tones

In a mid summer preview Eleanor Gunn notes fall fashion will be driven by color. Maracain copper luster and alp ine green join gobelin blue as fall hues while pan flower blue and grapefruit yellow brighten summer moods and cool grays rise in popularity.

Cafe Au Lait

Clothes Problem Help Offered by The Commercial Tribune

Readers may contact Eleanor Gunn for clothing advice by sending a self addressed stamped envelope to The Commercial Tribune. The note invites reader questions and promises practical guidance on wardrobe issues.

The Commercial Tribune Eleanor Gunn

Guarding Your Health On Summer Colds And Immunity

Advice on resisting summer colds stresses that irritation from dust smoke and drafts can trigger germs. The piece links exposure to long dusty trips and city life with lower resistance citing 1918 influenza alone for contrast. It urges constant fresh air balanced by warmth at night and notes readers should seek further health guidance by sending stamped envelopes.

Collector warns Harrison registrants to file by July first

Charles M. Dean, Collector of Internal Revenue, issued a second notice to Harrison narcotic law registrants. He warned that those who fail to file by July 1 would face a heavy penalty. About 600 of roughly 3,000 registrants in the district have filed applications.

Charles M. Dean Internal Revenue Dean

Here Comes the Bride

Evelyn Roberts marries Lowell Randall in a hospital delivery tale from 1925. The bride, amid curious relatives, endures nerves and praise as Lowell plans daily visits and a grand reception, then welcomes a son named Lowell McArthur Randall.

Evelyn Roberts Lowell Randall Evelyn

Four Baby Timber Wolves Arrive At The Zoo

The Zoo welcomes four baby gray timber wolves born on site under General Manager Sel A. Stephan. Wolves once terrorized the Northwest now scarce. the zoo has about fifty prairie dogs, some born recently but killed by rats before a concrete basin protected them. The zoo also reports one elk, two white deer and one black deer born in the last week.

Evelyn Lowell Lowell McArthur Randall By Press Publishing Co Sel A. Stephan Northwest Stephan

Reunited With Father After Travel Aid Help

James Dixon ten and his brother Robert eight were reunited with their father Walter Dixon at 529 Walnut Street Elmwood Place after arriving from Florence D C. Miss Lillian Wratten of Travelers Aid located the address via telegram but the father lived in Elmwood Place not Cincinnati and could not meet them at Central Union Station yesterday.

James Dixon Robert Walter Dixon Walnut Street Elmwood Place Florence D. C Central Union Station Lillian Wratten Travelers’ Aid Strand Theater Cincinnati

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