Love's Magic Power Synopsis
Madge Burton a twenty year old telephone operator believes life holds more than a switchboard and debts. She dances with Jack Hampton and Ted Duncan while in love with Emerson Tyndall a wealthy bachelor and firm president. Emerson questions Madge about money prompting clues of Jane Darmouth Blackwood's taunts. Tomorrow: The Truth and Nothing But the Truth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madge Burton
Madge
Jack Hampton
Ted Duncan
Emerson Tyndall
Rich
Emerson Tyndal
Jane
Djarmouth Blackwood
Jadge
Jane Darmouth
By Press Publishing Co
A Wife's Confessional Debates Steve Impostor Doubles
In a tense exchange, Lillian and I weigh whether the man calling himself Steve is an imposter or a genuine relative. She lists tests and details from Mother Graham, including Steve's resemblance to Dicky and knowledge of past days, and demands we verify Steve’s childhood injuries by tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian
Steve
Dicky
Mother Graham
Graham
Ductless Glands and Health Powers Explored
A health column discusses the Adam's apple and thyroid glands, their essential but delicate hormones, and how over or under secretion affects heart, nerves, growth, and intellect. It warns that gland treatments require physician guidance and notes questions about amnesia and goitre cures.
Bees Waged Sunrise War Kill 5000 On Mt Airy Farm
At Harry J. Lenz's Mt Airy farm on North Bend road two bee colonies fought at sunrise. More than 5,000 bees died as one colony attacked the other after a queen's death. Three colonies were neutral observers while nearby bees watched the clash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry J. Lenz
North Bend Road
Mt. Airy
New Colors and Combinations For Hats by Eleanor Gunn
Millinery trends highlight China rose pond lily wild aster and moonbeam gray as favored hues. Styles favor versatile hat sizes and straw favors with trims often on the right side and sometimes inverted for emphasis.
Credit Men Elect Three New Directors At Annual Dinner
The Cincinnati Association of Credit Men announced three new directors Guy Lewis J W Evans and Thomas W Nelson and re elected J W Otten at the annual dinner and ball at the Arms Edward H L Haefner led the election returns with officers named Milburn Haefner Beiser Gutting and Byland The association reported record membership and a debt free engineering department and a campaign nearing its 75000 goal to fund action against firms making false credit statements. Entertainment followed with WKRC musicians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Association of Credit Men At the Arms
Edward H. L. Haefner
Chamber of Commerce
J. W. Otten
Guy Lewis
J. W. Evans
Thomas W. Nelson
George A. Bauer
L. J. Bradford
O. E. Creutzer
Edward J. Hoff
Harry Meiss
Gordon P. Mougey
Isadore L. Rauh
Edward G. Schultz
John W. Milburn
William Beiser
J. G. Gutting
R. M. Byland
Haefner
Wkrc Broadcasting
Mr. Haefner
Robert Groenke
Auto crash fines hit multiple drivers in city court
William Voelpel, 40, of Brownway and Devera avenues, was fined 50 dollars after his car struck 9 year old Donald Doyle at Oakley public square. Doyle suffered serious injuries. Voelpel was cited for reckless driving. Earlier, Frank Lydle was fined 25 dollars for speeding on Lower River road. Charles Jaston and Joseph Meyer each paid 10 dollars for reckless driving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Voelpel
Brownway
Devera Avenues
Bell
Voelpel
Donald Doyle
Hyde Park Avenue
Oakley Public Square
Lower River Road
Frank Lydle
Besuden Court
Charles Jaston
Kenyon Avenue
Joseph Meyer
Vine Street
Advice for nephritis and weight gain from 1925 health column
The column emphasizes consulting a physician for nephritis treatment and diet. It offers general guidance on weight gain by reaching around 160 pounds for a 6 foot tall individual and advises regular meals, rest, exercise, and daily deep breathing, inviting readers to send a stamped envelope for more details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
News Feature Servy, Inc
Pleasant Ridge Mourns Union Vet Lieutenant Isgrigg
Lieutenant William Henry Isgrigg, 84, longtime Pleasant Ridge resident, died at his daughter's home three days before Memorial Day. An Indiana Civil War veteran and former brigadier general of the Union Veterans Legion, he is survived by two sons, two grandsons, a great grandson, and a Cincinnati family. Funeral services are set for Friday with burial at Spring Grove Cemetery and a Memorial Day tribute planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Ridge
William Henry Irison Isgrigg
Isgrigg
James C. Marshall
Beredith Place
Robert Marshall, Jr
Bobby
Jet
Eee Isgrigg
Bull Run
Ridge Avenue
Harvest Avenue
Delphos Avenue
Union Veterans* Legion
Georgia
Ripley County
Ind
O. & N. Railroad
Indiana
Young Isgrigg
Fourth Indiana Cavalry
Harpersburg
Manassas
Chattanooga
Atlanta
Macon
Jefferson Davis
Lyda B. Campbell
New Albany
Cincinnati
South
Birmingham
Ala
Alabama
Kansas City
Louisville
Cincinnati Whreteers Box Company
Mrs. Marshall
Frederick
Harry Isgrigg
Edward C. Marshall
Robert R. Marshall
Spring Grove Cemetery
Union Veterans 'Legion
Spring Grove
World War Spurs Adoption of Mechanical Loaders Nationwide
Delegates at the American Mining Congress heard I N Bayless of Union Colliery Company say the war effort and selective service forced mines to adopt mechanical loaders. Bayless cited a 30 to 40 percent saving over five years. Other speakers included N H McClevey of Pike County Coal and Cadwallader Evans Jr of Hudson Coal. The session covered practical experience with loaders and mutual adaptation of mining methods with loading machines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. N. Bayless
Union Colliery Company
Dowell
Ill
American Mining Congress
Music Hall
Bayless
N. H. McClevey
Pike County Coal Corporation
Petersburg
Ind
Cadwallader Evans, Jr
Hudson Coal Company
Scranton
Eugene McAuliffe
Union Pacific Coal Company
Omaha
Neb
Abner Lunsford
Fordson Coal Com
Fifth Street Widening Details to Be Settled by Councilmen Today
City Council Committee on Appropriation of Property will meet at City Hall to decide financing for East Fifth Street from Main to Broadway. Planning Commission will also hold a special session to formally approve the city plan. Preferred option seems to be a bond issue partly paid by assessments. excess condemnation is debated. Charles F. Hornberger backs bonds. Robert Taft promotes excess condemnation to save money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth Street
East Fifth Street
Main Street
Broadway
City Hall
Ty Planning Commission
Charles F. Hornberger
Robert Taft
G O P Women Voters Open New Headquarters
The Republican Women Voters of Hamilton County opened a new headquarters at 300 Strand Building in a ceremony led by the Institute of American Government. A May Day tea and musical program accompanied the transfer from hotel meetings, with Miss Regina Cross speaking on taxes and others giving talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Women Voters
Hamilton County
Strand Building
Institute of American Government
Wilmer H. Crawford
Republican Committee
Southern Ohio Association Elects New Officers
The Southern Ohio Pig Iron and Coke Association met for a one day session at the Gibson to elect officers led by R A Gweetser and to hear the coal valuation committee report on coal heat value. Delegates from Ohio Kentucky and West Virginia attended the dinner to conclude the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Ohio Association
Southern Ohio Pig Iron and Coke Association
Gibson
American Rolling Mill Company
Middletown
G. P. Hansen
Ashland
G. E. Brandon
Ironton By-Products and Coke Company
Ironton
L. D. Houston
Portsmouth By-Products and Coke Company
Portsmouth
W. T. Brown
Star Furnace Company
Jackson
J. F. Savage
Hamilton Furnace Company
Cincinnati
C. R. Peebles
Engineers Sales Company
Association
Ohio
Kentucky
West Virginia
Memorial Day plans announced across divisions and observances
Lieutenant Colonel L. P. Parker will head the federal division in the Memorial Day parade with L. E. Paterson as chief of staff. Civilian employees are ordered to report at Government Square at 8 15. Memorial exercises at St Xavier High School and College include speakers from Sacred Heart College and St Joseph College with Rev Joseph F. Kiefer directing. Oak Hill Cemetery observances led by Judge Samuel W Bell feature a Guth Brothers American Legion ceremony and remarks by attorney Nathaniel H Maxwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. P. Parker
Parker
L. E. Paterson
Norwood
Government Square
Cincinnati Post Office
Veterans’ Bureau
St. Xavier High School
Corcoran Field
Joseph F. Kiefer
H. F. Brockman
Mary Louise Gutting
Sacred Heart College
Abigail Shea
St. Joseph College
Oak Hill Cemetery Association
Samuel W. Bell
Guth Brothers Post
American Legion of
Lockland
Harker Post
Reading
O. Nathaniel H. Maxwell
Memorial Day Service Arrangements Set For Alms Family Plot
Probate Judge William H. Lueders and Edward H. L. Haefner as executors announce completion of all arrangements for a Memorial Day service at the Alms family burial plot in Spring Grove Cemetery. General Warren J. Kiefer of Springfield will deliver the memorial address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Lueders
Probate
Edward H. L. Haefner
Fred H. Alms
Alms
Eleanora Co. A. Alms
Spring Grove
Warren J. Kiefer
Springfield
Cincinnati Art Club Plans Memorial Day Pilgrimage
The Cincinnati Art Club will assemble at 527 East Third Street at 9 o clock and march to Mother of God Cemetery in Covington for a brief service beside the Frank Duveneck grave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Cincinnati Art Club
Frank Duveneck
East Third Street
O’eclock
Mother of God
Covington
Duveneck
Norwood Republicans announce primary tickets and endorsements
The Republican Central Committee of Norwood through secretary W J Wiggerington selects and endorses candidates for the August primary. Harry H Baker seeks Mayor with Walter Lindsey as Vice Mayor. William Richter Treasurer. W R Locke Auditor. O F Dwyer Solicitor. Incumbents mostly seek re election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Central Committee of
Norwood
W. J. Wiggeringtoh
Harry H. Baker
Walter Lindsey
William Richter
W. R. Locke
O. F. Dwyer
Baker
Richter
William Fellinger
Alfred Ellis
Ellis
Louis Helmsderfer
George Rau
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Adele Garrison
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Royal S. Copeland, M.D
Dr. Copeland
W. H. Fagaley CO
Walnut and
Central Parkway
Canal 7133
Emery Auditorium
LA Vogue
East McMillan
Kemper Lane
Woodburn
Birh
Bradfield Regulator Co
Eppie Hogg
Eppie
Fontaine Fox
Igeg
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Eleanor Gunn
Fairchild
Comeone
Jersey
Commercial Tribune
Credit Men
Tion
Plan
Greenville
Heber Denman
Paris Purity Coal Company
Clarksville
Ark
G. O. P. Women Voters
Republicans
Hummel’s
Coats
Che John Shillito
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