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Newspaper

Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 02, 1925

Page

5

Paris Fashions Still Defy Pope's War on Scantiness

Parisian women ignore church threats and wear increasingly sheer evening gowns. Fabrics like silk and crepe de chine reveal most of the form with backs cut to the waist. Skirts shorten and air and light are praised for health reasons amid doctors’ claims of female immunity to colds.

Alfred M. Murray New York World News Service Paris N. Y. World News Service N. Y. World Press Pub. Co

Thousand Soap Bars Found in Slain Woman's Trunk

In San Antonio, investigators opened a trunk owned by Mrs. Ada Mendham McComb, killed with a hammer, and found over a thousand bars of guest soap in wrappers from the Martha Washington Hotel New York. Jewelry valued at $50,000 was found in trunks at her boarding house. narcotics were also seized for analysis.

New York World News Service San. Antonio Tex Martha Washington New York Ada Mendham McComb San Francisco Thomas Churchill

Building Union Heads Urge Peace After Feud

William Green of the AFL plans a joint meeting of Bricklayers and Plasterers executive boards to end a feud blocking 250 million in new construction. Green met separately with each side and progress toward a peace treaty was noted. Leaders agreed not to discuss the dispute at their convention to avoid reigniting tensions.

John J. Leary New York World News Service Atlantic City HN. J Willam Green American Federation of Labor Tosth Bricklayers’ and Plasterers Green Building Trade Department Mane Duncan Rickert Wilson Morrison Tobin Executive Council

Mantell Presents King Lear at Grand Opera House

Robert Mantell and his company reprise King Lear with Mantell as Lear and Genevieve Hamper as Cordelia at the Grand Opera House. The same cast as Monday performs again last night. Tonight Macbeth will be offered.

Robert Mantell Grand Opera House King Lear Mr. Mantell Lear Genevieve Hamper Cordelia

American buys Warwick Priory in move to Virginia

Alexander W. Weddell American Consul General at Mexico City buys Warwick Priory dating from the twelfth century. The plan is to ship brick stone and oak beams to Richmond Virginia to reconstruct Sulgrave Manor near Washington’s ancestral home. The brick stone and beams will be given to the Virginia Historical Society.

London Warwick Priory Scott Kenilworth United States Richmond Sulgrave Manor George Washington Northamptonshire Alexander W. Weddell Mexico City Weddell Washington Virginia Historical Society St. Sepulchre Henry de Newburgh Henry I Elizabeth Earl of Leicester Warwick Castle

Ford Airplane Is First in Hop

Ford air tourists land at Lambert Field after 235 miles in 2 16 41 with Eddie Hamilton in Henry Ford’s all metal monoplane leading. Mercury Jr. piloted by H C Mummert second in 2 18 36. Fokker tri motor third at 2 26 35. Maiden Dearborn entry averages 100.1 mph. Casey Jones third among others.

Y C Columbus Eddie Hamilton Henry Ford Kansas City Mercury, Jr H.C. Mummert Hammondsport N. Y Fokker Casey Jones Dearborn Ford Detroit Chicago Cleveland Nxt Omaha The Mercury

Lady Diana takes role of Megildis in The Miracle at Music Hall

In last night’s performance Elizabeth Schirmer is Madonna and Lady Diana Manners stands in for Iris Tree as the nun Megildigs. The changes in personality give Megildigs a poised mature nun while Madonna carries a maternal undertone, contrasting with Schirmer’s virginal white flame portrayal.

Madonna Megildis Music Hall Elizabeth Schirmer Diana Manners Iris Tree Lady Diana Megildigs Miss Tree Miss Schirmer Les We

Fire Sweeps Four Buildings in Peebles Tonight

Fire destroyed four structures in Peebles Ohio and threatened several others. Neighboring towns were summoned for control. No lives were lost and damages remain undetermined.

Peebles

Velveteen for School Fashion in 1925 Fall

The piece celebrates fall fashions for girls returning to school with velveteen outfits and bright accessories. It notes fabrics like woolens, tweeds, plaids, and kasha-like textiles, plus metallic belts and decorative touches. The author, Eleanor Gunn, reflects on color and practicality amid the season.

Mother Fairchild

Her Husband's Money A Love Story Of Social Pressure

Victor Walling, famed engineer, lavishes wealth on his wife Virginia until he discovers she misuses funds. He pushes welfare work and a secretary Miss Riggs into her life while pressing for motherhood. Virginia attends a duchess interview and contemplates adopting another woman's baby, delaying the plan as moral conflict grows.

Victor Walling Virginia Miss Riggs James Ducchess

Train Kills Columbus Man At Grade Crossing

John Toops a 28 year old resident of Columbus was killed when his automobile was struck by a New York Central passenger train on a grade crossing west of the city late today.

Columbus, CO John Toops Columbus New York Central City

Tomorrow's Horoscope by Genevieve Kemble

The forecast is generally quiet with possible surprises and travel opportunities. Saturn's influence urges slow careful thought, suggesting change or new projects may come but not be eagerly embraced. birthdays bring a quiet year and potential for study or occult interests.

Feat. Ser., Inc

Social and Personal Notes Highlight Tuttle Return and Local Events

Mrs. Frederick Tuttle or Margaretta Tuttle returns after three months at Old Field Point near Broadway with estate memories and work on two serial contracts to finish by December. The Unguarded Hour film due next month, Woman's City Club moves into new clubhouse, Eubank lecture resumes, and Miss Davenport's wedding postponed due to illness.

Frederick Tuttle Margaretta Tuttle Old Field Point Long Island Broadway Wallace Irwin England Woman's City Club East Fourth Street Earle E. Eubank

Color vision and safe driving warned at Atlantic City convention

A convention in Atlantic City highlighted color blindness as a major factor in automobile accidents. It warned that four percent of drivers are color blind and cannot distinguish red from green, urging color-sense testing in driving exams to prevent thousands of crashes. The piece also includes a health Q&A section on eczema height growth and exercise.

Atlantic City

Four Size Pattern For Children’s Garment Offered

This pattern comes in four sizes ages 4 6 8 and 10 years. A six year old version needs 2 percent yards of agilner material with short sleeves or the same amount with long sleeves. Pattern mailed on receipt of 10 cents in silver or stamps.

A Wife's Confessional in a Locked Room Mystery

In a tense dialogue two protagonists plot to confront a patient in a hospital for the insane. They plan to weaken the patient’s guards by feigning fatigue and leaking access, while monitoring potential escape routes and a chained valise to uncover motive. The scene blends detective intuition with domestic tension as they brace for containment.

Katherine Fanny Poell Norsi Fanny Powell Lillian Lee Chow

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