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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1925
Page
9
Viola awaits Jim at the station and the couple reunite over lunch. Jim reveals he rebuilt his life in real estate and earned self sufficiency, planning a honeymoon voyage to England for a new start. They anticipate a quiet wedding after their trip.
A wealthy woman obsesses over luxury while sacrificing love and freedom. She endures endless material abundance bought at the cost of her heart, under a Mammon driven life that leaves her spiritually hollow and bereft of true affection. The passage contrasts wealth with the priceless value of love.
In San Francisco on March 329 the sixteen year old Dorothy Ellingson stands trial for murder of her mother. Defense and prosecution contend over possible insanity pleas with psychiatrists assessing the girl at the county jail and Stockton State Hospital. The case may hinge on whether she is insane now or at the time of the act, and a new jury could be impaneled to decide that issue.
A leaders training class for social hygiene workers begins today in Cincinnati. It meets weekly 10:30 to 11:30 am at 25 East Ninth Street with discussion based on society lessons. The aim is to strengthen family life and prevent adolescent misconduct through pre school education and guidance.
Dr Henry S Pritchett of the Carnegie Foundation decries athletic domination in American colleges. He urges simplification of education and notes paid coaches and pro athletics corrupt student life, risking the universities' intellectual mission.
Washington reports a sharp earthquake recorded by Georgetown University seismographs. Father Tondorf places its center in Central or northern South America and notes the event began at 4 19 p m with peak at 4 34 p m and subsidence by 4 38 p m, about 2200 miles south of Washington.
Paris style hints reach New York as taffeta comes back in frocks with crisp flounce designs. Models favor front flare while keeping the hipline straight, with minimal trim on some pieces yet lingerie effects and fine laces pair with taffeta for ultra feminine evening gowns.
Mayor Carrel will turn on the Shrine Circus at Music Hall tonight at 8. The Syrian Temple event runs through Saturday with eighteen star acts staged one at a time. Evening shows start at 8 and matinees at 2, with tickets on sale at 18 East Fourth Street.
Spring salads feature fresh cress scallions radishes and greens with berries emerging in markets. Recipes include Watercress Salad Egg Salad and Jellied Egg Salad plus Pepper and Egg Salad with decorative presentation and French dressing notes.
The Turkish Government sent a note to the powers declaring it cannot allow foreign embassies to remain in Constantinople. It demands transfer of the embassies to Angora in Asiatic Turkey where the government is seated. The note promises suitable embassy sites in Angora.
Funeral services for Mrs. Augusta Schnorbus, 88, of 906 Worth Street, were held at 9 this morning at St. John’s Church. Burial followed in St. John’s Cemetery. She is survived by eleven children, twelve grandchildren and twenty great grandchildren.
Dr. Royal S. Copeland argues that public health requires steady funding, not rushed emergency measures, noting that ongoing investments lower death rates from tuberculosis typhoid diphtheria malaria and yellow fever. He cites Alaska antitoxin efforts as emergency success and describes the economic saving from a consistent health budget. He invites readers to send questions on medicinal hygiene and sanitation for his column.
A woman named Lillian faints at home and is revived with cold water and a restorative. The narrator suspects fatigue, resists calling a doctor, and plans to keep her resting under supervision while Katherine arranges a covert medical check. Katherine and Lee Chow hint at a hidden identity plot as they discuss an experimental plan. The narrator prepares to check on Marion and Junior.
The Popular Concert at Music Hall drew an audience despite lower turnout, with soloists shaping the program. Reiner and the orchestra earned top honors for Tristan and Isolde’s Prelude and Isolde’s Love Death, complemented by Howard Hafford’s Paris Angelicus and a strong Bach-Gounod Ave Maria duet. The St Lawrence Choir under J Alfred Schehl impressed with Concordi Laetitia, and the program closed with Goldmark In Spring Time, Liszt Battle of the Huns, Tannhauser Bacchanale, and Tristan music.
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