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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1925
Page
8
Dr. Copeland explains primary, secondary, and pernicious anemia. Secondary anemia follows bleeding infections or poisoning. primary has no known cause and mainly affects young girls. pernicious anemia is serious, more common in men under 35, often linked to pregnancy in women. Emphasizes diagnosing underlying issues and personalized treatment.
A philosophical meditation on tolerance contrasts narrow, conventional minds with those who offer support and gentleness. It argues that true tolerance transcends offense, forgives enemies, and elevates living to a divine standard, urging a creed that borrows on infinity.
Eleanor Cook, 60, who had been blind since age twenty, died of heart trouble at her brother J M Cook’s home near Amelia Ohio. She educated through the State School for the Blind and made beaded works and wicker items for the needy. Funeral services set for tomorrow at 2 pm at the home. burial in Mt Moriah Cemetery Tabasco.
The article presents banana based dishes including baked bananas with cheese and fried banana morsels, and notes on preparing ripe fruit. Interwoven is a narrative with Lee Chow’s presence, family tension, and a luncheon hosted by Mrs. Ticer as Marion and Junior interact with Lillian and the narrator, amid an undercurrent of curiosity about identities and actions.
Kate and Lois, twin sisters, contrast in mood and style as rain inspires Kate to sing and be cheerful while Lois contemplates quiet tasks. The piece explores rainy day comforts, letters, waffles by the fire, and choosing gratitude over discontent in a reflective domestic vignette.
Former Attorney General George W. Wickersham accepts the Chairmanship of the Commission on International Justice and Good Will. He succeeds Dr. John H. Finley. Bishop Charles H. Brent will be Vice Chairman and Dr. Sidney L. Gulick continues as Secretary.
The Juilliard Musical Foundation announced it will award about one hundred fellowships to American music students for study in singing piano violin cello and composition. Fellowships valued at about 1000 each. Applicants aged 16 to 30 compete in an examination for the awards.
Thieves forced a rear door into Arthur Craig’s grocery at 521 West Sixth Street and rifled the cash register taking about $25 and some meat yesterday evening.
A fragment describes a scene where a character plans to tell Madge and another about the sedan after Mother returns from relieving Aunt Katherine and tending the sick girl. The dialogue hints at hidden family tensions and a pending disclosure.
A garment pattern description for a negligee or outing shirt. Sleeves vary from wrist length to elbow, fabric choices include flannel broad cloth cambric and silk. Seven neck sizes from 15 to 18 inches with yardage stated. Pattern mailed for 10 cents in silver or stamps.
Eleanor Gunn notes four fashionable scarf styles. A narrow bright silk scarf forms a big bow for suits, or a softly shaded scarf enhances a one piece frock with ends at the back. A large silk square knotted at the side creates a cascade in front, while a wide scarf is worn in a single shoulder loop.
The program featured Debussy and Rimsky Korsakov pieces with cellist Dorothy Kempe delivering the Popper solos though pitch drifted. Borodino dances and The Flight of the Bumble Bee drew praise while the opening section fell short, and Reiner’s Marche Slave earned a standing ovation. A second report notes the first Community Choral Club event at Carson School on Thursday March 19 conducted by Leo Thuis with Beatrice Benning, Dorothy Vogt, and Lawrence Sinn spanner.
Viola Carrington calls Jim Brown her Hoodoo Lover yet believes he is the only man she will marry. He has lived off his father and avoided work, but she convinces him to strike out for Chicago to earn a living. Tomorrow Jim explains matters.
Wilfred Peters persuades Viola to discuss Jim Brown while she praises his new line of work. He hides his jealousy as he toys with a lie about Jim in Chicago and his clever charm, seeking the girl’s affection and warding off rivals. The scene unfolds amid blooms and music as he plans to keep Viola longer for himself.
At Seventh and Bay Miller streets early yesterday morning a collision between Bernard Kippenbrock of 2608 Keck street and James Chrun of 734 Wingate alley left three men hurt one severely. Thomas Shannon 21 of 256 Gotham street suffered possible skull fracture and chest injuries and is in serious condition at General Hospital. Drivers of both cars were bruised. Two other occupants of Kippenbrock’s car Raymond McDole 21 and William Francis 18 were arrested for intoxication.
The Kilmer Dramatic Club and St. Clement's School orchestra entertained the St. Vincent Boys Home on Bank Street during a Catholic Charities League visit. A short playlet and musical program followed, with boxing bout winners receiving prizes.
The Cincinnatus Association will meet at the Literary Club on East Eighth Street Tuesday evening. W. W. Freeman of Union Gas and Electric Company will speak. John B. Hillister reports on the Classical High School site and Oliver S. Bryant on the city county consolidation amendment. Dinner at 6 30 p.m.
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