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Newspaper

Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 1925

Page

5

A Wife's Confessional Delivers Family Strain and Hope

In a tense parlour scene, Margaret consoles her devastated mother in law over Dicky's troubling letter. She vows to confront him and uncover a path to rescue Jim and Katie from impending hardship while balancing fear of winter losses and possible final trips. A letter from Margaret’s father hints at deeper kinship pressures amid uncertain finances.

Dicky Margaret Leila North Carolina Jim Katie Richard Ser., Inc

Hope of finding lost airman fades in Pennsylvania search

The search for air mail pilot Charles H. Ames, missing since last Thursday night near Bellefonte Pennsylvania, waned as darkness ended another fruitless day. Four veteran flyers from Chicago were ordered to join the hunt, expanding the air squadron already scouring the mountains.

Bellefonte Charles H. Ames Air Mail Carl F. Egge Air Mail Service Ames Chicago

Talley Engaged as Principal Soprano at Met Opera

The Metropolitan Opera announces the engagement of Marion Talley, age 17 from Kansas City, as principal soprano. Critics favored her audition two years earlier, leading to the current engagement.

New York Marion Talley Kansas City Metropolitan Opera Company Miss Talley

Creomulsion Promises Relief for Coughs and Colds

An advertisement touts Creomulsion as a two fold medical discovery that soothes inflamed membranes and fights germs. It claims creosote aids healing and boosts the system, with a money back guarantee if relief is not achieved.

Creomulsion Company Atlanta

Social and Personal News From Cincinnati Society

Lady Diana Manners and the Hon Iris Tree headline society gatherings as Book Leaders Club honors them at New Hotel Arms. Miss Helen Elizabeth Edwards announces engagement to Thomas Davidson, with a spring wedding anticipated. Miss Marianne Wurlitzer plans a post holiday, abroad sojourn. The Cincinnatus Society elects officers and Chester Shook addresses the Alumni Association. Olga Strashun announces engagement to Burt Weil amid Sigma Delta Tau dinner.

Diana Manners Iris. Tree Cincinnati Book Leaders’ Club David S. Austin Helen Elizabeth Edwards Edward William Edwards Thomas Davidson Helen Randall Durfee Falls River Mass Marianne Wurlitzer Janet Fells Stites St. Louis Rudolph Wurlitzer the Cincinnatus Society Jessie Adler Henrietta M. Brady Nathan Bachman Dorothy Beck J. Ebersole Crawford Marian Geohegan Chester Shook Alumni Association of the University of Cincinnati Aaron Strashun Rose Hill Avondale Olga Burt Well Minnie Weil Miss Strashun University of Cincinnati Miss Strashan Sigma Delta Tau

TWO TROOPERS KILLED IN TRAIN DERAILMENT NEAR GENEVA

In Geneva New York October 6 two state troopers Ernest Rudd of Rome and Thomas Scanlon of Hamilton were killed when their automobile was struck by the Black Diamond express at the Lehigh Valley outlet crossing. The engine and eight cars left the tracks and slid along ties for hundreds of yards before tilting over a canal embankment. A third trooper, John W. Brockman of Utica, suffered serious injuries.

Geneva N. Y Lehigh Valley Outlet Crossing Here Cayuga-Seneca Canal Ernest Rudd Rome Thomas Scanlon Hamilton John W. Brockman Utica

Tomorrow's Horoscope for Wednesday October 7

The reading cites lunar transits and a solar figure predicting a lively yet unsettled day with abrupt business upheavals. Avoid financial risk though new ventures are encouraged, and those in others’ employment may gain promotions. A birthday year hints at activity, with caution on speculation and money lending.

Feat, Ser., Inc

Signals Set for Red and Green in Color Trends

Reporting from Biarritz and San Sebastian and local centers, reds and greens dominate the season with varied shades from chartreuse yellow greens to sage. Red costumes appear in Kalbriggan to velvet with fuchsia tones, while blue and black in filmy fabrics accompany the fashionable afternoon gown.

Biarritz San Sebastian Fairchild

Toadstool poisoning rises in Lorain area

In Lorain Ohio on May 5 two men and a woman were hospitalized after eating toadstools mistaken for mushrooms. The incident marks the fifth toadstool poisoning case in five days in the city, per Associated Press.

The Associated Press Lorain, O

Virginia Walling and the five month plan

Victor Walling, eminent engineer, lavishes wealth on wife Virginia until suspicion of her spending sprees prompts him to demand welfare work and an heir. Miss Riggs brings Bertha Benson into the house to pose as Virginia’s baby, while Virginia bonds with the girl and Bertha, and the trio anticipate a five month vigil with plans for a doll wardrobe for the baby.

Victor Walling Virginia Mies Riggs Miss Riggs Victor California Bertha Benson Bertha Riggsie Press Publishing Co

A Stylish Day Frock Pattern No. 5032

The pattern No. 5032 features a straight line dress with a flare tunic, offered in six sizes 34 to 44 inches bust. Materials: 40 inch fabric at 4% yards for a 38 inch size, contrasting collar requires a ½ yard, dress width at the hem is 57 inches.

Confidence Swindlers fleece man of fifteen hundred

Grady Hamm of 2551 Montana Avenue Westwood was drawn into a diamond scam by two men posing as fellow buyers. They convinced him six glass imitations were real after a staged appraisal at a Sixth Street jeweler. Hamm withdrew 1500 dollars and handed it over at Grand Room 406 before the swindlers checked out.

Grady Hamm Montana Avenue Westwood Sycamore Street Sixth Street Ham Grand

Wilmington Youth to Stand Trial October Eighth

Everett Adams a Wilmington youth was arraigned in Sedalia Mo and his trial set for October 8 for the killing of Aden R Clawson a Lodi New York school teacher. Adams confessed at Garden City Kansas that he killed Clawson and dumped the body by a roadside after taking the victim's car and personal belongings. Clawson's body was found near Lamonte Missouri.

Sedalia Everett Adams Wilmington Aden R. Clawson Lodi N. Y Adams Garden City Kan Clawson Lamonte

Dantchenko Promotes Opera Reform in America Tour

Vladimir Namirovitch Dantchenko, Moscow Art Theater musical studio director, arrives in Berlin with singers to test a new operatic form. He argues for actors who sing in plain clothes to dramatize librettos and strip opera of flashy tinsel, predicting a future where singing actors replace traditional operatic staging.

Mostow Art Theater America New York World News Service Berlin Sigfried Hamlet Vladimir Namirovitch Dantchenko Moscow Art Theater World News Service New York Tchekov Russia Muusical América Mesa Morris Gest Dae Y. World News Service Ton, World Press Pub. Co

Dolph will funds charity groups from $1 million estate

The will of Clifford M. Dolph, a St. Louis druggist, leaves $1,000,000 to charitable and religious objects. After a $5,000 annuity to his sister Frances C. Dolph and other bequests totaling $9,000, the remainder is to be divided equally among the Seamen's Church Institute of New York, the Young Men's Christian Association of Cincinnati, the Young Women's Christian Association of Cincinnati, Park College of Parkville Maine, and the Bethesda Institution in St. Louis.

ST. Louis Clifford M. Dolph Frances C. Dolph Seamen’s Church Institute of New York Young Men’s Christian Association of Cincinnati Young Women’s Christian Association Park College of Parkville Bethesda Institution

Judge Frees Twenty Sunday Traders in West End

Judge Eyrich dismissed twenty merchants who appeared yesterday on charges of violating the Sunday closing ordinance. Most offenders were West End residents. Arrests were ordered by William Copelaw, Chief of Police, and Mayor Carrel.

Eyrich West End William Copelaw Carrel

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