Wealth and betrayal test a married couple’s plans
Victor Walling supports his wife Virginia who schemes to adopt an unmarried mother’s child to claim it as theirs. Virginia plans to profit briefly then adjust to a frugal life as they move home and prepare for a child, while Bertha Benson eyes a future role in the child’s care. The story builds toward a pivotal “Day of Days.”
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Victor Walling
Virginia
California
Victor
Bertha
New York
Miss Riggs
Bertha Benson
Cod Liver Oil Tablets Bring Year Round Health Boost
An oldtime health piece explains cod liver oil’s benefits from infancy through adulthood and notes modern tablets deliver the same virtues without the taste or odor. The article promotes fat free, high purity oil tablets as a year round substitute for traditional oil, useful for rickets scurvy and overall nourishment.
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Feat. Ser., Inc
Tomorrow's Horoscope Forecasts Doubt and Deception Ahead
The article warns of doubts and uncertainty in business and personal affairs with signs of fraud or deception and losses through speculation. Venus brings foreboding in domestic and social relations, and birthdays may face a troubled year. A child born today may show unusual talent but need early training and tidiness.
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Venus
Two-Tone Hats and a Paris Arrival Wardrobe
Colorful hat trends from abroad show two tone blends like raisin plum and agate green with side bows. Velour hats costlier and harder to obtain, so a black hat remains essential. a second should match travel attire. A purse matches, trim with metal ribbon or pins, add flowers or feathers for flair. Davey to speak on trees and life at Chamber forum. Pearson to discuss Cincinnati Symphony plans.
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Paris
Repute
M. L. Davey
Martin L. Davey
Chamber of Commerce Forum
Charles Pearson
Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra Association
Hyde Park Music Club Opens Sixth Season
Hyde Park Music Club began its sixth season at Hyde Park Country Club with a program led by Grace McConaha. W S Sterling spoke on forms of musical study while performances included the Choral Club, vocal numbers, violin and piano solos, a trio, and a paderswiski minuet dance by four girls. Guests included Cincinnati musical leaders and society ladies. Mary MacNeale bridesmaids and wedding party details were noted. Helen Duckworth hosted bridge for Mrs Howell Harris.
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Choral Club
Norma Cornelia Stuebing
C. E. Lee
Ida Anderson Klein
Ora May Ballinger
Arthur W. Broomell
Mabel Tatman
Evelyn Reade
Barbara Jane Smith
Sara Frances Hezlen
Lucile F. Fehr
Dorothy Crueninger
Charles E. Geiser
Herbert Herlep
Greater
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Ohio Federation of Music Clubs
Adolph Hahn
John A. Hoffmann
Clifton Music Club
Dell Kendall Worthner
Woman's Music Club
Amoretta Fitch
Woman's Press Club
William Duane
Mt. Auburn Music Club
Wall
Madisonville Music Club
A Wife's Confessional by Adele Garrison
A woman finds charred notes with Dear Dicky-bird handwriting and confronts jealousy over Edith Fairfax. She fears a hidden affair as her husband Dicky remains missing, while she and Katherine guard Fanny Powell and monitor a suspected night prowler.
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Dicky
Katherine
Fanny Powell
Elks Launch National Drive to Save Old Ironsides
Greater Cincinnati joins a national campaign to fund the restoration of the USS Constitution. The drive begins October 19 with Elks coordinating school visits by speakers to recount the ship’s early navy history and pivotal sea victories.
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The
Elks
United States
Constitution
Navy Yard
Boston
Navy
America
Cincinnati Elks
Dawes to Speak in Cincinnati on Senate Rules
Arrangements are under way by the Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce and the Business Men's Club for Vice President Dawes to address Cincinnati audiences in November. The talk may occur at Music Hall or Emery Auditorium after Philip O. Geier, Chamber president, secured the Vice President's acceptance. The speech will focus on revising United States Senate rules.
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Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce
Business Men’s Club
Music Hall
Emery Auditorium
Philip O. Geier
Chamber of Commerce
United States Senate
Radio listings for Cincinnati and New York stations schedule
Radio program guide for today across WKRC WLW WSAI WIP and many others. Includes 6 P.M. Roehrs Music Makers and 8 P.M. joint recital at Cincinnati, plus New York WEAF WGCP and WRNY schedules with orchestras solos recitals and talk features.
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Cincinnati
Roehr
Music Makers
Corte Sanker
Orchestra
M.—Legion
Helvey
Troubadors
Evening Radio Schedule From Central Stations List
Station listings show programs at KSD St Louis WDAF Kansas City and WOK Chicago with times for vaudeville dramas music railway talk and various musical acts. Details include School of the Air Nighthawk frolic and stage acts such as piano organ violin and orchestra performances.
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WDAF
Kansas City
School of the Air
Radio and Music Schedules Across Stations
Listings show WTAM WEAR WGR WGY KDKA and other stations with evening programs. Concerts orchestras soprano dances and theater slots appear, alongside a Police reports item and a hotel conce entry.
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Eee
Hotel Conce
Uncle Rasbes
Evening Radio Schedule Matches City Programs
WHN and WNYC list a variety of evening broadcasts including an orchestra, vocal and violin performances, a joint program with songs and a quartet, and Ted Lewis and his orchestra. German fans and piano programs are also noted with multiple time slots in New York listings.
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Pro Eitian P.M
St. Louis
WHN
New York
Ted Lewis
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