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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1925
Page
5
In this 1925 installment, the narrator tends Lillian with careful coffee service and gossip at home. The scene shifts from domestic care to a tense moment with the mother in law as they reflect on family future and a nickname dispute.
In a health column the writer compares long train journeys and engine rest to human need for sleep. Adequate sleep, quiet dark rooms, and regular breaks prevent nervous system strain. Advice covers personal needs, recreation, and cautions on medical questions and weight guidance.
Stuart Walker Company stages Meet the Wife a comedy about a husband with amnesia returning as a celebrity and being adored by his wife. Spring Byington stars as the wife and her son is coerced by a temptress before a happy ending.
Palace Theater manager Roy H. Beattie promotes next week as Comedy Week with Edith Clasper Paul Yocan and Talbot Kenny honored in song dance and comedy. The cast includes Will Burns Jim Burchill Florence Enright Addison Dolan J C Flanigan Rose O Hara Bayle Patsy in routines and Just Imagine It and Twists and Turns with Duke Ison Tim Shea plus Force and Williams. The feature presents Battling Orioles starring Blanche Mehaffey and Glenn Tryon.
Raymond Griffith leads The Night Club at the Lyric Theater starting Sunday. An adaptation of DeMille's After Five, the cast includes Vera Reynolds Wallace Beery and Louise Fazenda. A bridegroom stands at the altar as the bride seeks a new love with a newcomer.
The Grand Opera House will show Powder River Sunday under the Wesley Warner Post of the American Legion. The World War images were taken by the U S Army Signal Corps under War Department supervision and released through veterans organizations for historical educational and patriotic purposes.
A updated health column answers readers on ideal weight for adults and teens. Advice covers coronene misunderstanding, eye irritation relief with boric acid, and skin care via diet plus regular digestion. Readers are invited to mail questions for further guidance.
A broad-toed shoe and cotton toe pad may relieve bunions. Long standing or painful cases may need surgery. A reader asks about white dry rings on a twelve year old and if consumption and tuberculosis are the same. coughing can be a symptom.
The Rev John Bayne Ascham pastor of Avondale Methodist Episcopal Church will meet Secretary of State Kellogg on May 23 in New York to discuss establishing Golden Rule clubs in Turkey. The project financed by Arthur Nash of Cincinnati aims to mirror YMCA structure and assess local conditions.
Madge Burton, a twenty-year-old telephone operator, loves Emerson Tyndal a rich bachelor at her job. At a club ball she faces heartbreak as Ted Duncan proposes engagement, forcing her to choose between a dream world with Emerson and a practical life with Ted and a future she doubts she deserves.
Housewives should keep a well stocked emergency shelf with canned and bottled dainties. A ready list helps meet unexpected guests and ensures quick, good dishes when emergencies arise.
The piece surveys summer fashion with themes of transparent coats in georgette and heavy chiffon, notes on coats versus dresses, prints paired with plain fabrics, and color ideas like Lanvin green, almond green, gray, and bois de rose. It references wedding and graduation attire, plus new ensembles showing somber coat tones and dress contrasts.
A reader submits a pineapple tapioca dessert method for The Commercial Tribune. The recipe uses minute tapioca sugar salt hot water cooked in a double boiler, then pineapple and optional milk or whipped cream. Substitution with canned or fresh fruit is suggested.
Capitol Theater presents Welcome Home next week adapted from Edna Ferber magazine tale. The production, once dramatized with George S. Kaufman, features Lois Wilson Warner Baxter and Luke Cosgrave as the principal players. The plot centers on a young woman and her pleasure-seeking friends facing the arrival of her husband’s father to live with them.
B F Keith’s screens Hearts of Oak starting Sunday with James A Hearne famed actor author. Hobart Bosworth stars as Terry Dunnivan with Pauline Starke as Chrystal. other cast includes Theodore von Eltz James Gordon Francis Powers Jennie Lee and Francis Ford.
Nazimova appears in the First National feature My Son at the Walnut Theater beginning Sunday. Supporting cast includes Hubert Bosworth Ian Keith Mary Akin Constance Bennett Jack Pickford Charley Murray and Dot Farley in a tense drama of a mother's love for an errant son.
The Cincinnati and Suburban Bell Telephone Company will rotate billing for about 150000 subscribers starting June 1. Exchanged groups will have bills dated the first sixth eleventh sixteenth twenty first or twenty sixth of each month. Local toll and charges will appear on the dated bills improving accuracy and service.
The Tornado a drama set in logging camps stars House Peters in the title role with Ruth Clifford Richard Tucker Snitz Edwards and Dick Sutherland in the cast. Peters as the timber boss confronts crime and personal entanglements in Lincoln J Carters stage play adaptation.
The Island Queen, flagship of the Coney fleet, will transport dancers and river cruisers on Ohio trips until May 23 when Coney Island reopens after repairs. The ship sails to New Richmond on Sunday, with farewell trips set for afternoon and evening.
Chester Park starts its regular summer season at Winton Place with five vaudeville acts in the Chester Theater beginning Sunday. performances occur afternoon and night with the Mac Kenzie Sisters in the tropical gardens and other acts at the Lakeside Inn and gardens. Dancing will be featured nightly and on Sunday afternoon.
Cincinnati Zoo begins its golden jubilee amusement season with a two week engagement by Meyer Davis dance orchestra of 25. The ice show starts May 23 and all gardens operate. dancing at the clubhouse runs 6 to 11 30 p m nightly.
The Friendship Garden Club of the Woman's City Club gave away over $1,000 worth of plants and bulbs to celebrate its new clubhouse at 28 East Fourth Street in Cincinnati. Crowds formed from 8:30 AM before a 9 AM opening, with all items claimed by noon. Honeysuckle, dahlias, and snapdragons were among the varieties, supervised by Mrs. Max Hirsch, donated by local gardeners to beautify barren yards.
The Standard Oil companies and Atlantic Gulf Coast refiners raised gasoline prices by one cent a gallon in New York New Jersey and New England. The hike is attributed to higher consumption from tourist season and reduced light oil output in Midcontinental fields.
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