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Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 1925

Page

5

Report on street railway ordinance flaws sparks calls for new plan

The Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce Traction Committee report argues the twenty five year traction ordinance favors traction interests and weakens city control. It urges valuation of rail properties to fix capital and fares, stronger city powers, limited appeals, and clearer director duties. The group recommends drafting a new ordinance balancing public needs with company returns.

Chamber of Commerce Chamber Milo Roy Maltbie New York Arbitration Board Cecil Gamble Rudolph Tietig J. J. Castellini Walter A. Knight Harry A. Freiberg

Marmola Prescription Tablets Promise Easy Fat Loss

An advertisement touts Marmola Tablets as a simple fat loss solution. It claims four daily tablets without dieting or exercise, urging readers to buy a box for one dollar from their druggist or mail order Marmola Co., Detroit. It also asserts many users regain slender figures each year.

Marmola Co General Motors Detroit, Mich

Traction Company Tests Noiseless Street Cars

W J Kuertz street railroad director was informed by Theodore Schoepf Traction Company engineer that a series of tests were being conducted to evolve a noiseless street car with ongoing experiments and modifications for quieter operation.

Cincinnati Cincinnati Car Company Main Street Fourth Fifth Streets W. J. Kuertz Theodore Schoepf Traction Company

Cincinnati approves bonds for street signs and signals

Cincinnati City Council approved a 5101 bond issue for the Service Department to fund adequate and artistic street signs city wide. A second 1500 bond will install electric traffic signals on Race Street from Fourth to Ninth to test and possibly extend citywide.

Council Race Street Cincinnati Fair City Service Department Hornberger Board of Control Fourth Street Ninth Street Juvenile Protective Association Charles O. Rose Rose Juvenile Association Theodore Armstrong Mitchell Avenue Mill Creek McDonald Frank Krug

Cincinnati Chamber sets 5000 for freight rate battle

The Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce Board approves a 5000 annual appropriation to hire legal counsel to defend local shippers in forthcoming Interstate Commerce Commission railroad freight rate revisions. W C Culkins notes nationwide reorganization aims to secure favorable rates for cities. A resolution honors E F Lunken for donating Lunken Field as an aviation field.

Cincinnati Interstate Commerce Commission Board of Directors Chamber of Commerce W. C. Culkins Chamber E. F. Lunken Lunken Field

Playground Institute Opens at University of Cincinnati

A nine week program starts Saturday in the women's gymnasium of the University of Cincinnati to train supervisors for playgrounds camps and community work. Miss Helen N. Smith leads twelve instructors in theory and practice with certificates issued upon completion and recommendations to lead playgrounds and playstreets. At least thirty positions are expected to be available this summer.

University of Cincinnati Helen N. Smith

Wisconsin Senate Panel Backs 2.75 Percent Beer Change

A committee resolution to modify the Volstead Act to permit manufacture and sale of 2.75 percent beer was recommended for adoption by a Senate committee in Madison. The move aims to ease prohibition and boost local industry.

Wisconsin Madison Wis Congress Senate

Shillito Silk Silks and Crepe De Chine Yard Goods

Shillito offers Brocaded Reps at 1.79 per yard in striking colors for dresses or linings. Crepe de Chine priced at 1.95 per yard, popular for frocks and ensembles in street and evening shades. Poplin at 79 cents per yard, fine silk and cotton blend ideal for utility dresses.

Shillito's All-Wool Crepe and Coatings on Sale

Shillito's advertises all wool crepe at 1.19 a yard in tan russet gray French blue navy ivory and black. Stripe coatings at 2.25 a yard with gray tan blue grounds. Downy wool coating 4.75 a yard in russet green tan poudre blue and black. Striped flannel 2.75 a yard with Bois de Rose Lanvin green poudre blue tan and leather tones.

Ivory

Shillito’s Linens Advertises Tufted Spreads and Towels

Shillito's offers hand tufted bed spreads at 4.95 each in unbleached muslin with blue lavender gold or white colors for single and double beds. All-linen Huck towels priced at 5.00 a dozen, hemstitched and white. Sanitas lunch cloths on second floor, 48 inch 1.20 and 54 inch 1.80, round or square shapes in blue green brown.

Sanitas

Shillito's Wash Goods Shirting Madras and More

A buyers guide lists Shillito's wash goods with madras at 40 to 50 cents up to 1 dollar per yard, broadcloth 65 cents to 1.50, imported white English broadcloth favored for shirts and dresses, plus shirtings, perales, crepes, cambrics and plains in 36 inch widths with variety of colors and patterns.

Madras

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