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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1925
Page
3
Jim Brown dazzles society as his father pushes expectations while Viola and Bouton try to steady his grip on work. The crowd shifts from chic clients to Jim's old circle as rumors and distraction threaten the business. Tomorrow On Jim's Trail.
Friends call Jim Brown Viola Carringtons Hoodoo Lover but she hesitates to marry him because he has lived off his father and never worked. She convinces him to seek independence in Chicago as a clerk, but his father drags him back to New York to set him up in a haberdashery. The Terrible Tempered Mr Bang closes the tale.
Lillian uncovers a valise of cash tied to Hugh Grantland and a vanished stenographer, suggesting a hidden transfer of securities and money from a minor under Hugh's guardianship. The scene foreshadows implications for Hugh's reputation as investigators seek the truth behind his disappearance and the amnesia afflicted ward.
Two gloves shown by an exclusive shop feature ostrich and marabou trimmings on suede and kid gloves. The three handbags from Raphael of Paris include an eighteenth century beaded style, a satchel with beaded cashmere color design, and a black beaded bag with rosebud motif.
The Surgeon General's year 1424 report shows dental defects affecting 245 per thousand officers and 143 per thousand with nose and throat issues. Average 139 defects per 1000. general improvement with rank, urging regular medical and dental exams to prevent illness and extend longevity.
Santiago reports Augustin Edwards formerly Minister to Great Britain has been named the Chilean member of the Tacna Arica Plebiscite Commission.
A poet warns against the constant fault finder who offers unhelpful critique and drains energy. He urges listening to constructive criticism from builders and to resist the I told you so voice that harms progress.
No 5 032 Charmeen or satin crepe creates a straight line dress with flare tunic. Six sizes 34 36 38 40 42 44. A 38 inch size uses 41 percent yards of 40 inch material. Pattern mailed to any address for 10 cents in silver or stamps.
F D Reiley of the Traffic Club urged Cincinnati to sell the Cincinnati Southern Railroad to finance a belt-line around the city. He proposed cross-city tracks, a bridge near Sedamsville, and a route touching Reading and the Kentucky side, predicting a 6 percent return and potential Union Station inspired by Cleveland. He warned current freight congestion harms business and cites rounding opportunities for real estate and industry.
A speaker argues that building a grand Union depot will not solve transportation problems or attract new industry, accusing capital of indifference to artistic depots and broader regional needs.
BeauVais B. Fox arrived in Cincinnati to promote Sheridan Festival’s The Rivals starring Mrs. Fiske Chauncey Olcott Thomas Wise and James T. Powers. The Grand Opera House opens April 13 with Mr Fox coordinating Clayton Hamilton lectures starting April 6 at the University of Cincinnati and other venues for the 150th anniversary revival. He will speak on Old English Comedy to groups including MacDowell Society Drama League Woman's Club and Norwood Federation of Women's Clubs.
The first large audience of the season gathered for the Young People’s Concerts at Emery Auditorium for the final concert. Conductor William Kopp led the afternoon with a varied program featuring Schubert Marche Militaire, the William Tell overture, Offenbach Barcarolle, Tschaikovsky Nutcracker Suite, MacDowell To a Wild Rose, and Peer Gynt excerpts. Thomas James Kelly provided interpretative comments on the music.
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