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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1925
Page
5
In a domestic scene, Mrs. Gra ham fears a lurking illness as a mysterious upstairs guest rests under care. The narrator directs chores, orders Jim to help unlock a padlock, and tension builds around a secret medical or personal problem amid preparations for a family luncheon.
The article discusses heredity in health, noting some traits may run in families. It explains gout as a painful, sudden joint swelling caused by factors including diet and lifestyle, and argues for moderation and avoidance of heavy alcohol and sedentary living to prevent it. Dr. Copeland.
New York recounts the Collins family of baseball prominence from Jimmy Collins of Boston to John Shane and Rip Collins in the Yankees and Red Sox eras. It notes Ed Collins of Lansdowne and Chicago White Sox, and traces Collins as a top second baseman and manager through 1925, highlighting ties to Cobb, Speaker, Sisler, Harris, and White Sox president Comiskey.
Mary rejects the studio life and personal liberty as she reconciles with her mother. She reveals Ted March's perilous circle, Tom Carson’s recovery after being shot, and vows to marry Tom, declaring she has found worthiness in love.
Louise Harrison Snodgrass, known as a pianist and songwriter, debuted as a composer with her Trio Fantasie for violin piano and cello. The performance, led by Emil Heermann Walter Heermann and Romeo Gorno at a College of Music recital, praised its instrumentation and future promise though noted a focus on form over content. The program also featured Mozart String Quartet in B flat major and Dvorak Quintet in A major for piano and strings.
A three week old gray squirrel with a bold demeanor astonished crowds outside the Dixie Terminal Western Union in Cincinnati. Rescued from Kissimmee Florida, the precocious rodent has learned tricks from his caretaker now employed in the city.
The Hamilton County American Legion group voted a plan to create an individual fund to cover delegate expenses for the Paris convention of 1937. The County Council will consider the measure March 27. Galbraith Post's next meeting March 16 marks the post’s sixth founding anniversary in Paris with Commander Arch D McCartney urging full attendance and featuring speeches by James A Crain and Milo Warner broadcast on radio.
Harry S. Pattison retires as officer and director of the Greendale Company in Lawrenceburg Indiana. He led the distillery for 38 years and was owner and controller of Belle of Nelson. His father worked with James W. Gaff & Co. and Charles Fleischmann before retiring.
A mad dog outbreak in Milford leads to the killing of nearly a score of stray dogs, all showing bite marks, including a Doberman owned by Sidney Pritz of Cincinnati. State health officials confirm rabies, with the animal believed infected about two weeks. The scare prompts widespread culling in neighboring villages.
The lower house of the Indiana General Assembly rejected the federal child labor amendment late today without discussion or roll call, and the Senate followed with a rejection in the session.
Men's Shop on the Main Floor offers $1.25 full fashioned lisle hose in bright colors and gay checked patterns. Sizes 9 to 11.
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