Health in country children compared to city children
Dr. Wood of Columbia University reports rural children show higher rates of malnutrition anaemia lung trouble and mental defects than city children. He notes poorer care in rural areas and inferior rural school facilities. Readers are urged to seek explanations and improve child health nationwide. Health questions address tapeworm symptoms and joint cracking remedies with brief answers.
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Thomas D. Wood
Columbia University
Wood
National Council of Education
America
A Wifes Confessional By Adele Garrison
A wife wrestles with whether to tell her husband about a providential windfall and his suspected secrets. She weighs caution against loyalty as she overhears hints of financial trouble involving Dicky and recalls a letter from Edith Fairfax. A child's mishap reveals torn letters bearing the note Dear Dicky-bird.
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Graham
Dicky
Lillian
Dickey
Jim
Katie
Judith Fairfax
Durkee
Mother Graham
Marion
Ixatie
Junior
Deegin
Madge
Steeck
Dicky-bird
Edith Fairfax
Pretty Frock Patterns Offer New Style Features
Vintage sewing patterns No 5259 and 4961 present dress designs in satin silk crepe and serge with convertible collars and multiple sizes. Patterns require 4 5/8 yards of fabric for a sixteen year old in pattern 5259 and 3 3/8 yards for a thirty eight bust in pattern 4961, plus small amounts of contrasting fabric. mailed for 10 cents.
High Collars Dominate Fashion This Season
The article notes the trend toward throat emphasis with necklines designed to showcase collars or yokes. It mentions options like chokers, novelty chains, and pearl chains, as well as lace collars, metallic lace, and gilded kid cuffs. The neckwear complements jumper frocks and features back or side bowing.
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Orne
Fairchild
Fashion Editor Offers Help For Clothes Problems
Readers of The Commercial Tribune may ask Eleanor Gunn for clothing advice by sending a self addressed stamped envelope to the Fashion Editor.
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The
Commercial Tribune
Eleanor Gunn
Gas Company Accepts New Rate Schedule
The Union Gas and Electric Company formally accepted the new electric service rate passed by City Council and filed with City Clerk Fred Schneller. Referendum petitions filed with City Auditor Alfred Deckenbach last week may go to the Board of Elections today, with expected challenges to the rate change. Opponents say the rates are too high despite being lower than the expiring rates and assail the ten year period as excessive.
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Fred Schneller
Union Gas and Electric Company
Alfred Deckenbach
Board of Elections
Union Company
State Public Utilities Commission
Chamber Objects to Through Railway Rates Reform
The Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce with Louisville and other Ohio River cities files objections with the Interstate Commerce Commission. They argue the proposed north to south through rate changes contain inconsistencies and should be reconsidered.
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Chamber
Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce
Louisville
Ohio River
Interstate Commerce Commission
Rabbi Millikowsky Arrives in Cincinnati for Palestine Fund Drive
Rabbi M. Millikowsky of Palestine arrives in Cincinnati to aid a $40,000 Palestine Foundation Fund campaign. He is scheduled to speak today at the Washington Avenue Synagogue and tomorrow at Rockdale Avenue Synagogue, staying with H. Manischewitz of Forest Avenue, Avondale.
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M. Millikowsky
Palestine
Cincinnati
Palestine Foundation Fund
Washington Avenue
Rockdale Avenue
City
H. Manischewitz
Forest Avenue
Avondale
Tomorrow's Horoscope by Genevieve Kemple
Sunday's forecast predicts lively conditions with possible changes or travel. Business affairs look poor and changes may not satisfy. Those born today may travel or change year ahead but not wholly content. A child born today may be active yet restless. Monday offers lively conditions and aid for employed, but risk of setback if health fails. Beware treachery and false friends in the year ahead.
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Feat. Ser., Inc
Radio tonight schedule across cities and bands
Many stations list today’s programs including Cincinnati George town football at 2 30 p m and 7 45 p m children tales plus chimes and instrumental sets London. Chicago and New York describe orchestras choirs and photologue segments with multiple time slots across stations WSAI WKRC WLW WEAF WJZ WNYC WRNY WGY and more local listings show various concerts lectures and scenic broadcasts for the evening.
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WSAI
Cincinnati
Georgetown
Varied Radio Theater and Music Listings Across Cities
Radio program schedule listings show multiple stations in Louisville St Louis Kansas City Chicago and others airing concerts theater pieces vaudeville organ recitals dance shows and orchestras from 6 P.M. to late night with entries for school readings and special programs. The trove lists station call signs W H A S W I L W D A F WEBH WLS WMBB WMAQ KYW WBCN WHT WOK WGN WQJ and more with times and program types.
Eastern Stations W T Leveland Evening Schedule
At 5 P.M. the meeting features an orchestra. 7 P.M. presents an orchestra followed by a novelty program in the evening schedule.
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Leveland
Meert
Her Husbands Money
Victor Walling spends lavishly on Virginia until he learns she may have squandered his funds. They face poverty and a possible divorce as business collapses and they consider selling their home and jewelry to restart. The couple confront honesty and their future in a tense, remorseful moment.
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Victor Walling
Virginia
California
Walling
Victor
New York
By Press Publishing Co
Small Named Secretary of GOP Campaign Committee
Scott Small was appointed Secretary of the Republican Campaign Committee by Charles E. Bell. The GOP campaign headquarters at the Strand Building opened informally as Bell outlined the six endorsed candidates: Edwin E. Kellogg Fred Schneller Robert Schmidt Jr Charles Lackman Martin Daly and Adolph Kummer.
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Scott Small
Republican Campaign Committee
Charles 8. Bell
Republican Campaign
Strand Building
Mr. Bell
Edwin E. Kellogg
Fred Schneller
Robert Schmidt, Jr
Charles Lackman
Martin Daly
Adolph Kummer
Debutante Miss Julia Bailey Arrives in Cincinnati Society Scene
Miss Julia Bailey arrives home on Ivy avenue Glen dale after a California summer with visits in Pasadena and Oakland. She will be honored at a luncheon hosted by her mother and Mrs Paul Skinner while Mrs Clarence I Paulsen visits Cincinnati. Miss Martha Archer wed Robert M Critchell of Hyde Park, forging a new society alliance.
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Julia Bailey
C. S. Bailey
Ivy Avenue
Glendale
California
Pasadena
Oakland
Paul Skinner
Clarence I. Paulsen
Cincinnati
Paulsen
Martha Archer
Martha E. Archer
B. T. Archer
Duncan Avenue
Hyde Park
Robert M. Critchell
Withrow High School
Critchell
William Critchell
Andrew Avenue
Candy Day celebrates Sweetest Day across Cincinnati area
The Sweetest Day event spreads through Cincinnati as candy makers fund and distribute sweets to orphans crippled children the blind disabled soldiers and hospital patients. Local confectioners led by Robert Putman Company Mehas Brothers Bissinger s Louis XVI Candy Shop prepare special varieties and ornate boxes for the nationwide observance.
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United States
Cincinnati
Robert Putman Company
Mehas Brothers
Bissinger’s
Louis XVI
Linton
Sweetest Day Candy Distribution Highlights Local Generosity
More than two tons of candy will be distributed to orphans the blind crippled children and disabled veterans. The distribution will occur in theaters hotel lobbies and public places on October 10, the Sweetest Day, as a thank you to friends for past and future cooperation.
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Cincinnati
Everal
Associated Retail Confectioners
United States
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