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Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 14, 1925

Page

3

First Florida Potatoes Arrive Sent to Market

First Florida potatoes appear in the local market after a carload arrival by Cincinnati wholesale. Retail price is 2.40 a peck, with expectations of price drops as shipments increase. New collard greens and broccoli are priced reasonably, while asparagus from California and Florida is high for the season. Cauliflower is scarce but good quality, priced 20 to 25 cents per head.

Florida Cincinnati California Michigan

Friday the 13th Brings Few Weddings in Local Court

On Friday the thirteenth in Cincinnati and Newport the date caused a flirtation with luck and jinxes. Carl Weber born October 13 1901 in Germany sought naturalization while William Crawford and Edith Pennington obtained a license to wed in Hamilton County. In Covington Charles Ebel and Ann Crumrine married after securing a license. Newport saw no licenses issued. Analysts note two 13th day events already this year and anticipate more later in 1925.

Cincinnati Edward Schmidt Poplar Street Schmidt Carl Emil Weber Carpenter United States District Court Germany William L. Crawford Hulbert Street Edith Pennington Hamilton County Newport Albert E. Howe Howe Charles Ebel Ann Crumrine Covington

Western Union Opens Direct New York Italy Cable

Western Union completes a 5242 mile direct cable from New York to Italy enabling 1700 characters per minute. The system uses permalloy and shortens delivery from three to four hours to one to two hours. Messages to King Victor Emmanuel III are among first flashed through the new line.

New York Italy Western Union Telegraph Company Europe London W. F. Orthling Western Union Cincinnati Victor Emmanuel III

Kite Flying Contest Set At Oakley Public School

Oakley Public School hosts a kite flying contest on Monday afternoon with prizes for the largest kite that flies first air, farthest after being cut loose, and the fastest to get aloft. Students are building kites in the manual training department.

Oakley Public School Robert J. Lavell

Young girl struck by bat in Crescentville play near home

Mildred Latham a six year old of Crescentville Ohio was seriously injured when hit on the head with a baseball bat while playing with other children near her home. She was rushed to General Hospital with a serious condition.

Mildred Latham Crescentville Jesse Latham General Hospital

Parkway Body and Taft Clash Over Parkway Funds

Central Parkway Association and Main Street Merchants join to send delegations to Columbus to protest a bill moving funds from the Central Parkway bond issue to rapid transit. Rep Robert Taft of Hamilton County backs the bill to aid completing the rapid transit system.

Central Parkway Association Main Street Merchants’ Association Columbus Robert Taft Hamilton County Rapid Rapid Transit Central Parkway The Transit Commission

Viola Carrington Shines At 1925 Society Party

Viola Carrington, radiant in an orange frock and orchids, stands out as the debutante of the evening while Jim works and his mother hosts. Wilfred Peters schemes to win Viola with false stories about Jim, amid class barriers and social intrigue at the party.

Viola Jim Miss Witherbee Wilfred Peters George Tee Young Peters Viola Carrington

Up to Date Spring and Summer 1925 Fashion Book Ad

A plea offers a 12 cent return for a up to date 1925 fashion book. The notice promises spring and summer style guidance and asks readers to send silver or stamps to obtain the publication.

Colorful evening slippers and coats captivate Palm Beach style

The piece notes bold fashion at Palm Beach with velvet slippers in white satin frocks, gray lizard pumps with red accents, and fur bordered coats. It highlights color as essential, from dyed slippers to ombre fur bands, striped coats, and plaid ginghams in olive green, orange, and red.

Palm Beach

Hoodoo Lover Viola Carrington Persuades Jim Brown to Seek Work

Viola Carrington calls Jim Brown her Hoodoo Lover though she doubts marriage due to his many scrapes and reliance on his father. She finally convinces him to go to Chicago to earn his own living away from home influence.

Viola Carrington Jim Brown Viola Jim Chicago

Hair Ball Removed From Teen Girl Stomach

Fitchburg Mass March 13 Surgeons operating on a thirteen year old girl removed a ball of hair weighing nineteen ounces from her stomach. Parents say the child habitually swallowed strands of her own hair.

Fitchburg Mass

Endocarditis and heart health guidance by Dr Copeland

Dr Royal S Copeland explains endocarditis as a secondary infection from other illnesses and outlines the delicate lining of heart tissues. He notes rest, proper diet, and avoidance of irritants as key to prevention and outlines reader questions on blood pressure, hair care, and infant feeding with concise advice.

Copeland Royal S. Copeland Ser., Inc

Conflicted Secrets Amid Train Arrival And Sleuthing

A nurse awakens unease as Lillian imposes an ultimatum about tending the waif in a secluded room. The two women discuss past rivalries and the girl’s keen sleuthing instinct while the sedan sighting hints at coordinated watchers. Junior and Marion return with tales of a ride beside the hedge and a mention of a mysterious Lee Chow.

Lillian Salem Junior Marion Lilliah Jerry Lee Chow Ser., Inc

Time to Enter World Market

Two Cincinnati talks urged active U S involvement in world markets and support for the World Court. Dr John Holliday Latane and Prof Herbert Feis warned isolation is impossible amid interdependent economies and stressed prudent debt collection and generous lending as paths to profit.

United States Cincinnati John Holliday Latane Cincinnati Woman's Club Herbert Feis University of Cincinnati Woman’s City Club Dr. Latane World Court Senate Feis Woman's City Club Guy Tawney Dr. Feis

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