Guarding Your Health in School Children
A 1925 column reports on Washington DC public schools showing high rates of diseased tonsils 44.1 percent nasal obstruction 19.2 percent and decayed teeth 51.2 percent among 1494 kindergartners and first graders. It urges regular medical exams and immediate treatment for sore throats and related conditions with practical home care and requests readers send questions to Dr. Royal Copeland.
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Washington
District of Columbia
Copeland
Royal
Ser., Inc
A Wife’s Confessional in a Wartime Mystery
A narrator fuses personal fear with a wartime inquiry as he speeds away toward a village to search for Lee Chow or Ah Moy, while wrestling with Lillian’s silence about Hugh Grantland and a rumored “bitter hour.”
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Lee Chow
Lillian
Hugh Grantland
Ah Moy
Laundry confrontation with Lee Chow leads to farm visit
In a tense scene at the laundry a lone caller pressures the proprietor to relay a warning to Lee Chow. The exchange culminates with instructions to bring Miesee Underwood and Miseee Graham to a farm for a discussion about a sick lady.
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le Chow
Lillian
Man
Miesee Underwood
Lee Chow
Miseee Graham
Hossain Bose
Fashion's Spring Song in Paris Styles and Sports Wear
Paris collections show the pencil silhouette fading as fuller lines rise with sports wear taking center stage. French houses like Germaine preserve straight silhouettes to the knees with pleated fullness elsewhere, while velvet makes striking hem and hat accents.
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Paris
Germaine
None so blind as he who wanders from life’s joys
Poem of 1925 moral reflections on blindness to love, life’s pleasures, and shared humanity. It critiques neglect, hoarding, and narrow faith, warning against valuing self over chance for happiness and genuine connection.
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Cmeadeat
By Press Publishing Co
Rose Marie at Shubert Theater Returns With Star Irene Pavloska
Rose Marie returns to the Shubert with Irene Pavloska leading a cast including Guy Robertson Charles Meakins Phebe Brune Charles Silber Beatrice Kay Paul Donah Byron Russell William O Skavlan and Cora Frye. Showings start daily at 10 AM with a baker's dozen tunes touted. Walton Walnut stages New Lives For Old stars Betty Compson Wallace McDonald Theodore Kosloff Sheldon Lewis in Paris 1918 drama.
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Shubert
Rose Marie
Shubert Theater
Irene Pavloska
Chicago Opera Company
Guy Robertson
Charles Meakins
Phebe Brune
Charles Silber
Beatrice Kay
Paul Donah
Byron Russell
William O
Skavlan
Cora Frye
Walnut
Betty Compson
Wallace McDonald
Theodore Kosloff
Sheldon Lewis
Walnut Theater
Clarence Badger
Paris
Miss Compson
Olympe
B F Keiths Week Features Meroff Britton Act and More
The program at B F Keiths next week highlights Ben Meroff and his band with Frank and Milt Britton in a varied program. Roy Cummings with Irene Shaw performs One Afternoon. Syl Via, George Di Gaetano, Joe Browning, Marie and Ann Clark, Stanelli and Douglas, Torino, Christo and Ronald provide dances, monologue, juggling and athletic feats.
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B. F. Keieth
B. F. Keith
Ben Meroff
Frank
Milt Britton
Roy Cummings
Irene Shaw
Sylvia
George di Gaetano
Joe Browning
Marie
Ann Clark
Stanelli
Douglas
Torino
Christo
Ronald
Grand Sissle and Blake Return at the Grand
The Chocolate Dandies with an all negro cast return to the Grand for a one week engagement beginning Sunday night. New features announced by Grand management promise peppy dancing musical comedy to draw enthusiastic crowds.
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GRAND
the Grand
Sissle
Blake
The Man Who Came Back at Cox Theater Next Week
Stuart Walker Company presents The Man Who Came Back at Cox Theater next week. The drama drew enthusiastic praise on its prior local showing and follows a young man whose weak moral fiber leads to a downhill arc after his father tries to discipline him.
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Coxx
Stuart Walker
Cox Theater
Palace Theater Vaudeville Bill Led by Serena ders
Palace Theater opens Sunday with Palace Blossoms Heath Entertainers headlining the vaudeville bill Virginia's Original Serena ders plus Colonel Jack George returning with darky characters. The program includes Fourflushing with Harry Tyler James Burton Jr Margie Imine Senna Weber. Myron Pearl & Co. songs and Alice Hamilton in A Vaudeville Cameo. Viola Dana stars in Beauty Prize on screen.
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Palace
Blossom Heath
Virginia
Palace Theater
Jack George
Alice Hamilton
Myron Pearl & Co
Viola Dana
Olympic to Present Jimmie Cooper Burlesque Revue
Jimmie Cooper brings a new revue to the Olympic with Arabs and colored singers and dancers a white comedy corps and Nell Brinkley Girls. The act opens with a Sunday matinee next week and features Jack Reddy Jean Vernon Sam Arco Hall Willis Betty Delmonte and an eighteen girl chorus.
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Jimmie Cooper
Cooper
Jack Reddy
Jean Vernon
Sam Arco
Hall Willis
Betty Delmonte
Nell Brinkley
Empress Theater to Feature Lew Kelly and Company
Lew Kelly brings his own company to the Empress Theater Sunday and headlines a smart Mutual Circuit cast with Caroline Ross Cress Hillary Mary Lane Billy Maxwel Al Sherwood Pauline Hartman Frank Flynn and Ed Calane in support roles.
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Empress
Lew Kelly
Empress Theater
Mutual
Mr. Kelly
Caroline Ross
Cress Hillary
Mary Lane
Billy Maxwell
al Sherwood
Pauline Hartman
Frank Flynn
Ed Calane
Great Divide at Capitol Theater With Noted Cast
William Vaughn Moody's stage play The Great Divide has been filmed for screen and will play at the Capitol Theater for the week beginning next Sunday. Led by Alice Terry Conway Tearle Wallace Beery and Huntly Gordon the story follows a refined Massachusetts girl who joins her brother and sister in law on a ranch in Arizona.
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Capitol
William Vaughn Moody
Capitol Theater
Alice Terry
Conway Tearle
Wallace Beery
Huntly Gordon
Massachusetts
Arizona
Douglas Fairbanks in The Thief of Bagdad at Lyric
The Thief of Bagdad starring Douglas Fairbanks is now playing at the Lyric Theater for the first time in this city and at popular prices. The road show drew capacity crowds. the present engagement follows that success with large audiences nightly.
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LYRIC
Douglas Fairbanks
Dynamite Smith at Strand Theater with Charles Ray
A dramatized version of the Sullivan story arrives at the Strand Theatre Sunday starring Charles Ray in his return to the screen as a bashful youth. Wallace Beery Bessie Love and Jacqueline Logan are also featured in the cast as the timid newspaper reporter's adventures unfold.
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Strawn
Dynamite Smith
C. Gardner Sullivan
Strand Theater
Charles Ray
Ray
Wallace Beery
Bessie Love
Jacqueline Logan
Family Theater to Feature Cheaper to Marry This Week
The melodramatic film Cheaper to Marry based on Samuel Shipman’s play screens at the Family Theater for the week starting Sunday. Cast includes Lewis Stone Conrad Nagel Claude Gillingwater Marguerite de la Motte Louise Fazenda and Paulette Duval. The story follows two men one marries the girl of his dreams while the other embraces mutual freedom as romance.
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Samuel Shipman
Family Theater
Lewis Stone
Conrad Nagel
Claude Gilling- Water
Marguerite de la Motte
Louise Fazenda
Paulette Duval
Shrine Circus Sets Record Ahead of Music Hall Run
The Shrine circus under Syrian Temple banner will run March 30 to April 4 at Music Hall. General director John G. Robinson returns to Cincinnati promising the biggest show with eighteen top acts. Jerome M. Jackson reports record advance sales at circus headquarters 18 East Fourth Street with daily hours 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
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Shrine
Music Hall
Syrian Temple
John G. Robinson
Cincinnati
Jerome M. Jackson
Circus
East Fourth Street
Passion Play at St John Auditorium Opens Lent
The Passion Play will be presented tonight at St John Auditorium at Green and Republic streets. The drama has seven successful seasons at the parish and remains popular with weekly crowds. Eight girls from the congregation perform a Grecian dance as part of the show. Performances run Thursday nights and Sunday afternoons during Lent.
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St. John Auditorium
Green and
Republic Streets
Actor's Illness Forces Cincinnati Theater to Close
Larry Fletcher of the Stuart Walker Company fell seriously ill, causing the Cox Theater to remain dark and refunds to be issued. George Somnes, then in Indianapolis, could not return to Cincinnati, so Manager Walker postponed last night’s performance. The play Dead Magic will reopen today with Walker taking Fletcher's role.
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Larry Fletcher
Stuart Walker
Cox Theater
Mr. Fletcher
Mr. Walker
George Somnes
Indianapolis
Cincinnati
Walker
Fletcher
Educating the Heart in Luther Burbank Style
A reflective piece praising Luther Burbank for stressing heart education alongside science. It recounts his horticultural wonders and pivots to a parable about Gerda and Kay from the Snow Queen, illustrating how happiness and humanity matter beyond knowledge.
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Luther Burbank
West
Salaam
Gerda
Kay
Snow Queen
Copenhagen
The Only Man by Fay Stevenson A Love Triangle Scene
Viola Carrington confronts Wilfred Peters as Jim's mother demands he meet with her son alone. Peters admits lying about seeing Jim in Chicago, leaving him branded a lifelong liar while tensions rise over an impending marriage and family honor.
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Jim
Viola
Wilfred Peters
Chicago
Viola Carrington
Chamber Denies Change of Plan for New Building Site
Chamber officials denied plans to move headquarters as Ben J L Heidingsfeld offered to build a $2,000,000 office building on Vine street between Fourth and Fifth. The proposal, tied to Famous Players-Laskey, suggests a long-term lease. the chamber continues work on the Fourth and Sycamore site and will consider the offer at today’s committee meeting.
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Chamber of Commerce
Ben JL. Heidingsfeld
Famous Players- Laskey Corporation
Vine Street
Fourth
Fifth Streets
Heidingsfeld
Chamber
Honing
Wiggins
Vine and
E. H. L. Haefner
Chamber Building Committee
Haefner
Sycamore Streets
W. C. Culkins
Fourth and
Famous Players-Laskey Corporation
Fifth Street
Gibson
Lambert Gottmer Dies at 80 in Mt Adams
Lambert Gottmer 80 retired ice and fuel merchant died at his Mt Adams home on Corney Street of paralysis. Born in Freden Germany 1845 he came to the United States and settled in Mt Adams. He married Lena Shulte in 1872 and celebrated their golden wedding in 1922. He founded Gottmer Ice and Fuel Co in 1905, later taken over by sons Henry and Bernard in 1918. He was active in civic groups and a Knights of Columbus member. Survived by widow three daughters and four sons. Funeral set for Saturday 8:30 AM with high mass at Immaculate Conception Church Mt Adams. Burial in St Marys Cemetery.
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Lambert Gottmer
Corney Street
Mt. Adams
Freden
Germany
Gottmer
Lena Shulte
Mt. Adams Wafare and Civic Association
Knights of Plumbus
Lena Gott‘mer
Frank Kuhr
Belvedere Street
Wiliam Barlage
Carney Street
Joseph Pan
Fred Herzog Dies in Aurora at 75
Fred Herzog, 75, was found dead in his bed on Fourth Street in Aurora. The direct cause is heart trouble. Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Louis Teaney. a son, August, both of Aurora, and another son, John Herzog of Cincinnati.
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Fred Herzog
Aurora
Tibd
Fourth Street
Louis Teaney
August
John Herzog
Cincinnati
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