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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1929
Page
5
Marguerite Moders Marshall argues in a 1929 column that unromantic courtship, with realism and shared hardships, builds lasting happiness. She cites Henry L. Doherty and Mercy Frank Eames and notes love grows best when partners know each other’s flaws and still choose each other.
Cable news across Mexico City is forbidden from reporting on church reopenings and church-state relations. Acting Interior Minister Felipe Canales issued the order, aiming to curb rising enthusiasm as Catholic services resume after three years. Bishops Leopoldo Ruiz y Flores and Pasqual Dia declined to comment.
The Southwestern District of Ohio newspaper representatives formed a mutual benefit association at the Metropole to link Hamilton Butler and Clermont counties papers for shared national advertising. Officers include President Dale Wolf Norwood Enterprise, Vice President Ralph H. Quinn Cincinnati Post, and Secretary-Treasurer George Trumbull Franklin Typothetae. H. E. G. Rowe spoke on benefits and a forthcoming Ohio market conditions booklet for national advertisers. The district will meet next on the third Friday in September, with quarterly sessions thereafter.
In Cleveland Wade Park fine arts garden swans are urged to avoid peanuts. Rossiter Howard, assistant director of the museum of art, warns that feeding peanuts harms swans and mars elegance. Visitors are advised to bring a book of sonnets and relax rather than feed the birds.
John L. Howard was convicted of first degree murder in Superior Court for attacking Victor A. Cooley with a hammer on April 16 in Pasadena California. Cooley died four days later and Howard faces a death sentence at the Monday gallows.
Two bandits misdated the payroll at Lodge Shipley Company foundry on Colerain Avenue last night. Clarence Swisher the watchman of 1616 Chonau Avenue drew his gun when ambushed at the rear of the plant. the robbers fled in a waiting car after two shots were exchanged.
Federal agents raided a farmhouse near Akron Ohio early today confiscating 27 half barrels and 300 bottles of beer 17 000 gallons of brew and three kegs of whisky arresting three men and destroying the brewery in the operation
A rare five dollar gold coin from 1849, issued by the Massachusetts and California Company during the gold rush, sold for 7,900 dollars today. The buyer's name was not disclosed. The sale was part of the estate of the late Dr. George Alfred Lawrence in New York.
A two day blaze in central Stockholm caused about 5,000,000 krone in damage, roughly $1,300,000. One business building and a large quantity of writing paper stock were destroyed with no human casualties.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Catherine Booth Home hosts a lawn fete this afternoon and evening at 836 Beecher Street Walnut Hills to raise funds for the home.
Wade Werner reports that the new House of Commons will see nine women among Labour members. The group includes Jennie Lee and eight others: Eleanor Rathbone, Mary Agnes Hamilton, Marion Phillips, Edith Picton Turbervill, Megan Lloyd George, Lady Cynthia Mosley, Ethel Bentham, plus a ninth woman. They come from journalism, academia, medicine, and public service, reflecting diverse backgrounds rather than traditional “working girl” roles.
An author urges readers to scrutinize advice from others rather than blindly following it. He notes gullibility in accepting expert or neighbor opinions, stresses weighing all sides, and differentiating fact from opinion. Even well meaning counsel can mislead. question free advice as if advising another.
Sunday’s forecast warns of upheaval and unrest unless energy shifts to spiritual contemplation. Those born on this day face a year of change and uncertainty in work and other perils, while a child born now may be versatile and prominent in life’s public roles.
The entry notes daily planetary influences to enlarge vision and courage, boosting initiative and resourcefulness. It forecasts prosperous affairs under sidereal energy, excellent opportunity for those born on the day, and gratifying personal relations with practical and idealistic talents for success.
Describes pleated crepe de chine silk slippers and the silk shoe with neat pleats following the opera pump lines. Notes ombre satin pumps with a darker toe and heel shading, a pearl cluster at the instep, and a spectator sport brown calf summer pump with contrast trim and perforated bows along the throat line.
Mrs. T Markoe Robertson wears a light silk crepe polka dot street frock with a blouse and pleated skirt. Accessories include a wide brim straw hat, pedals bag, sunburnt stockings and kid pumps. Sister of A J Drexel Biddle Jr, she is part of Newport society planning summer events through August.
Fourteen members of the Robinson High School vocational agriculture class reported a net profit of 2116 dollars from class project sales in the past year. The earnings reflect the group’s hands on work and entrepreneurial effort.
A mother laments her sons drift from home and high school life and learns that sharing wholesome activities creates lasting familial bonds. The columnist urges Agnes Lyne to participate in her children’s interests, join family excursions, welcome friends, and play their games to preserve confidence and friendship through adolescence.
The notice promotes a spring and summer 1929 dressmaking book offering 500 ladies misses and children patterns with color plates and a concise sewing guide. It promises a comprehensive article on dressmaking and needlework tips with thirty simple stitches for home seamstresses.
A photographed dinner menu lists Tomato Bouillon, Wafers, Stuffed Pork Tenderloin with Gravy, Noodles with Browned Crumbs, Lima Beans, Paprika Relish, Vegetable Salad, Peach, Selma Small Cakes and Iced Tea.
A recipe for tomato bouillon with optional stock or bouillon cubes, plus a cucumber and tomato salad presentation. Includes jelly option with gelatine, and decorative serving tips with cucumber, tomato, asparagus tips, radish rose, olives, and mayonnaise.
Split a pork tenderloin and season with salt and pepper. Spread with stuffing and fold. Dredge with flour and brown in hot fat. Add hot water and cover. Bake one hour in moderate oven. Make gravy from pan fat. Two tenderloins needed.
Melt butter with onion until yellow then stir in flour and paprika. Add water and simmer ten minutes. Fold in lima beans and salt and cook slowly ten minutes. Use fresh canned or dried beans. If canned, drain and stand an hour before using.
A reader recalls finding an oyster fork placed crosswise at a formal dinner and notes the shift toward more relaxed service. The writer admits past similar slips and suggests hosts may keep to the traditional straight arrangement or opt for parallel placement if conservative.
A plate with a scoop of ice cream topped by a ripe peach half filled with raspberry jam or fresh raspberries. Serve alongside small cakes for a light dessert.
In a comic household clash Edith Fairfax plans last minute flowers while Lillian plots to outmaneuver her. The narrator enlists Parnell the versatile bellboy to set the table and coordinate preparations as Edith’s timing threatens the evening.
An old column discusses how aging hair and skin change shaving needs, noting tougher beard growth and laxer skin, and urges improved razors and hygiene. It includes health Qs about weight and digestion with brief answers.
Detroit reports no fixed bathing suit rules at the Helle Isle Beach. Superintendent James O. Cathcart says each suit will be judged by its wearer and not by a fixed code on inches from trunk bottom or back cut.
Portland doctor J E Perry aged eighty two plans a 600 mile summer journey to Petroleum County Montana in a covered wagon using horses for power this trip follows two prior wagon trips to Montana though previous trips used mules.
A gypsy woman entering Sohngen & Bischoff Tire Co at 1992 Madison Road stole $30 from Richard Sohn gen of 393 Terrace Avenue last night. She warned, You will suffer a loss soon, and left with a man in a waiting car believed to be her husband. She wore a vari colored scarf, is about 40, and weighs 130 pounds.
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