Health officials weigh turning milk depots to charities
Health Officer Brown reports low demand for certified milk at three city depots. With each station delivering about fifteen pints daily at five cents apiece, costs exceed revenue, prompting discussions on whether charitable societies should assume distribution rather than the Health Department. The Board of Health will decide amid investor concerns and public education plans.
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Atlantic City Sees Midsummer Throngs Amid Honeymoon Boom
The boardwalk crowds swell as wealthy visitors in Chelsea cottages and modest guests fill hotels. The Germania Mannerscher Society trip, the July horse show, and a new wheel chair ordinance shape a busy shore season with 2 000 excursionists and record attendance at the new pier exhibits.
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Park Officials Scrutinize Dual Pay Rolls At City Hall
Park Superintendent Rodgers faced scrutiny as the Board of Public Service examined payrolls for two Tyler Davidson fountain tenders and public comfort station caretakers. The board questioned paying one man for two jobs, while Rodgers defended submitting payrolls on short notice and cited staff illness. Arthur Hill and Herman Kipp named as replacements. Emigholz named draughtsman and Dooley as new rodman.
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Inspect Water Works Visit by Business Men's Club
Eighty members of the Knockers'Cu of the Business Men's Club toured the new Water Works plant yesterday. Harry Manss of the Board of Public Service hosted the visit while Acting Chief Engineer Benzenberg led the tour explaining the plant’s mechanism.
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Munter Nulife brace touted for better posture and breath
Eminent physicians urge erect posture and proper breathing to prevent sickness. The Munter Nulife brace, advertised on The Illustrated Sunday back cover, claims to train users to stand taller and breathe correctly with worldwide usage and remarkable results.
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Cape May Hotels Open as Season Gathers Momentum
Cape May New Jersey reports all hotels open except Stockton and Lafayette which start tomorrow. The town expects a prosperous season with strong arrivals since April 11. Windsor led by R J Creswell offers sunset views, sun parlors, and pleasant grounds. Stockton preserves social prestige under B A Smith with an orchestra and eminent vocalists. Cottages fill rapidly as the colony grows, and Fourth of July promises elaborate events with sports, an illuminated water carnival, and fireworks.
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Asbury Park Boardwalk Summers Open
June notes at Asbury Park reflect summer life on the boardwalk. A nostalgic view of visitors from families to fashion plates enjoying the season around Rubberneck Row fading into a grand promenade.
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Mt Clemens Bath City Sees Surge of Ohio Visitors
Special Correspondent reports Mt. Clemens Michigan draws summer visitors from Ohio with new hotels like the Wapper and New Arlington opening on South Gratiot and Cass avenues. Notables from Cincinnati and other Ohio cities register at the Clementine Colonial hotels as the city promotes baths, trees, and a prosperous season.
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Health inspectors to probe interurban milk shipments
Health officials plan to inspect all milk entering the city by interurban cars. They will test hundreds of gallons and may sample carmine on cans of milk not meeting the department's standards.
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Windsor School Chief James Sherwood completes 49 years teaching
James B. Sherwood of 1337 Grace avenue, Windsor School principal, marks nearly 50 years in Cincinnati schools starting in 1857 at Herron Boys' School and the Highland School. A Civil War veteran, he serves as Worshipful Master of the Hyde Park Lodge of Masons.
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Portraits of Hillsboro Children Highlight Cincinnati Magazine
The Cincinnati Tribune promises a full page of Hillsboro children photographed by Harriet E. Conk of Walnut Hills. The next Sunday issue will feature local pictures, jokes, and anecdotes as part of the free magazine with The Commercial Tribune.
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Woman Fatally Burned In Walnut Hills Yard Fire
Minnie Oliver a domestic worker in Mrs Lena Sacks home 2608 Moorman Street Walnut Hills was fatally burned yesterday when wind driven embers set her clothes ablaze Neighbors sounded the alarm Firemen wrapped her in rubber coats and she died at Jewish Hospital last night
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