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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1925
Page
9
A wife's confidante reads Dicky's missive showing he cannot send funds or clothes and hints at cutting staff. Mother Graham fears financial reverses, speculates on gambling, and worries about letting Jim and Katie go as duties and debt loom.
In selecting oysters for frying medium size are best for most uses while large oysters suit frying. Fry in fritter batter crumbs or cornmeal, make Fried Oyster Sandwiches with tartar sauce and paprika, prepare Oysters In Ramekins with eggs celery onion and breadcrumbs, and finish with a Creole Oyster Loaf using toasted bread.
A drive to raise 590000 for the Deaconess Hospital building fund opens with a dinner for 600 workers at the Hotel Gibson roof garden. Mrs. George J. Gruen and Mrs. Harry H. Hinen lead the women's division with numerous captains and chairmen across zones. The Council of Club Presidents meets at noon, while lectures by Miss Katherine Locke in Europe prepare for an October 22 start at the Hotel Gibson.
A recipe describes dipping large oysters in fine crumbs then stuffing a loaf with them. The dish is finished with a smooth tomato sauce seasoned with pepper salt curry powder sugar capers and parsley garnish.
Today’s listings show WKRC WLW WSAI and other stations with evening lineups. Highlights include orchestra concerts dinner programs and classical and folk selections with pianists violinists and vocal ensembles across Cincinnati Kansas City Chicago and northern stations.
Central Stations schedule lists programs on KSD St. Louis WIL St. Louis WDAF Kansas City and WOK Chicago with evening music vaudeville bands choirs and solo performances including soprano and organ pieces plus orchestral and solo acts through night hours.
Listings show multiple stations in Cleveland Pittsburgh Philadelphia and New York offering orchestras concert programs dance music and talks. Notable items include WEAF New York with dinner music health talk and A P Gypsies performances and WGY Schenectady with orchestra and male quartet.
The reading forecasts liveliness and success after obstacles clear, with initiative and steady progress. It notes possible singular developments in love and courtship, warns to guard against deceit, and suggests a bold, industrious child may thrive. Birthday individuals may enjoy a lively year.
Eleanor Gunn notes two silhouettes dominate the season, the bustle frock and the smooth hip prince, with younger styles embracing the bustle and bridal regalia featuring interchangeable taffeta and lace. Stage art and chorus costumes favor bouffant lines with beaded bodices, contrasting skirts and sparkles. spangles and lozenge shapes appear in metal lace and velvet foundations.
Readers of The Commercial Tribune are invited to ask Eleanor Gunn about clothes problems by sending a self addressed stamped envelope to the Fashion Editor at The Commercial Tribune.
A California reader asks about vaccines and safety. The piece argues vaccination is generally protective against smallpox, noting rare mild cases and societal protection, urging vaccination as a civic duty. It includes Q A health queries on fat legs knee pain and overcoming bashfulness, with Dr. Copeland inviting questions by mail.
Pursuant to a Court of Common Pleas order the receiver of The National Plastic Relief Manufacturing Company seeks verified proofs of claim from all creditors by November 1, 1925. Arthur Quitman is the Receiver and George J. Slaline is Attorney at 1126 Prodeci dent Bank Building.
A wealthy engineer Victor Walling suspects his wife Virginia is draining his fortune. He urges welfare work and a secretary Miss Riggs, and insists on an heir. Virginia schemes to pass an unlucky girl’s baby as their own, while debating how to tell Victor. He returns jolly yet unimpressed, leaving her distraught and wary of men.
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