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Newspaper

Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1925

Page

5

They Move to Big House After Wedding Anniversary

Virginia and Victor relocate to their grand home with Bertha and her baby, hiring Miss Riggs as social secretary. Virginia, once absorbed in society, finds purpose caring for widows and orphans, while Bertha’s baby brings joy. A shocking visitor reveals the baby’s father tomorrow.

Bertha Miss Riggs Victor Virginia

Wealthy Victor Walling Faces Family Scandal

Victor Walling lavished money on his wife Virginia until he learned she was draining funds. He demanded an heir and uncovered plans to adopt a baby and pass it off as her own. Revealing he was a waif, he confronted her after months of quarrels and reconciliation. Virginia sold her pearls to cover Bertha Beastin's baby's expenses before Victor confessed he had money.

Victor Walling Virginia Victor Bertha Beastin Housands Alfred E. Ammon Muncie Ind Bradfield Regulator Co Dept Atlanta

A Wife's Confessional Halts My Silent Watch

The narrator recalls observing Fanny Powell as she uncovers a satchel once chained to Jillian on a train. He recalls a theory that Jillian regained memory upon seeing Lee Chow and plans to judge her by reactions to the satchel contents. Fanny demands the key to the satchel, heightening tension.

Fanny Powell Lillian Jillian Lee Chow

Baby’s First Steps and a Cryptic Interrogation

A captive narrator endures a puzzling interrogation as a woman uses a game like twenty questions to locate a key without removing a gag. He notes her limited mental range yet uncanny focus as she probes for the hidden object. The scene reflects tense, cautious tension in a 1925 setting.

Dicky

Ensemble color contrasts in 1925 fashion palettes

The article surveys outfits using Bokhara red cloth with gray fur and gray crepe, noting bold color pairings and cautions about coat frock coordination. It highlights gray furs on black and metal lace godets as smart touches, and forecasts ongoing elabo rated styles amid some seasons of vanity.

Health and life expectancy gains through public measures

A New York Department of Health report notes life expectancy rising from 24 2 years in 1840 to about 30 2 years in 1925, with a possible total gain of six years. Improvements cited include milk purification, clean water, safe foods, disease control, and strong personal hygiene. Personal health habits and public education are credited for extending individual lifespans, alongside work, sleep, and nutrition practices.

New York Department of Health New York New York City

Slip-Over Model and Youthful Afternoon Frock Pattern Notes

A Simple Slip-Over pattern No 5258 for Balbriggan flannel or wool rop with added fullness from side plaits. Four sizes 14 16 18 20 years. fabric needs given for 16-year size. Also a Youthful Dance or Afternoon Frock No 5033 in metal brocade chiffon crepe lace georgette. sizes 16 18 20 years with yardage for 18-year and full view dress. Patterns mailed for 10 cents.

Wests Celebrate Dual Daughters Wedding at Grace Church

The two West daughters married in a 4:30 p.m. ceremony at Grace Episcopal Church Avondale with Rev George Heath cote Hills officiating. Miss Alice Wallace of San Diego and Miss Ruth Kent of Buffalo wed Carleton Spicer Wallace and Meredith Nicholson Jr. respectively. A reception for 125 guests followed at the West residence. The weddings featured Laurel Lohengrin processions and elaborate gowns with lace and orange blossoms.

Robert H. West, Jr Grace Episcopal Church Avondale George Heathcote Hills Prower Symons Alice Carleton Spicer Wallace San Diego Cal Ruth Kent Buffalo Robert H. West John West Benjamin Claypoole David Parry Indianapolis Theodore Safford Pottsdam N. Y A. West Shell George West Chattanooga Roberta West Roberta Robert Henry West Meredith Nicholson, Jr Charles Nicholson Marion Avenue Meredith Nicholson Dorothea Hake Susan Jane Stanage John Church Hugh Tudor

October 16 Horoscope Warns of Impulsive Risks

Friday reads as a day of heightened impulsivity and potential disputes with risky outcomes. Personal matters may improve, but warnings about rash acts and litigation persist, while social life and family relations show better prospects.

Miss Moore Offers Hair Removal by Electricity

Superfluous hair removal services advertised by electricity with treatment priced at $1.00. No seats available. Address: 405 Andrews Building, Fifth and Race streets.

Miss Moore Andrews

Bus Ordinances Hit Rough Sailing At Hearing

A joint City Council hearing on two bus ordinances exposed sharp disagreements over license provisions and route usefulness. StreetRailway Company advocates seek to strike a one year license clause while independent lines push for proof of usefulness. Council members and lawyers agreed amendments are needed and the committee planned an executive session to refine the text.

Walter Draper Robert, Taft Saul Zielonka Street Railway Company Thomas Tallentire Samuel Lipp Street Railway Charlies Rager Corinne McCloskey William Jb. Hess Cliff Martin Frank Durtenhofer Edward J. Siefke

Readers ask Eleanor Gunn about clothes problems

The Commercial Tribune invites readers to send self addressed stamped envelopes to its Fashion Editor Eleanor Gunn for clothing advice. The notice outlines how readers can submit questions and receive answers.

The Commercial Tribune Eleanor Gunn

Archbishop McNicholas to Attend Our Lady of the Lake Dedication

The Most Rev John T McNicholas Archbishop of Cincinnati will take part in the dedication of Our Lady of the Lake Seminary in Cleveland on October 28 He will be celebrant of the pontifical high mass and will join a group of Catholic ecclesiastics including Archbishop Austin Downing of St Paul and Bishop Joseph Schrembs of Cleveland.

John T. McNicholas Cincinnati Our Lady of the Lake Seminary Cleveland Austin Downing St. Paul Joseph Schrembs McNicholas

Price 10 Cents Each From Size Address

A small-town ad notes items available at Size Address with each priced at ten cents. The fragment indicates a simple sale listing in a local shop or vendor column.

Protestant Campaign Opens This Evening in Cincinnati

The Joint Protestant Agencies Campaign begins tonight at the Chamber of Commerce at 6 15. Dr Jesse Herman of Avon Dale Presbyterian Church delivers the principal address on The Spirit and Service of Protestantism. Horace C Drake presides and other talks cover organization methods and reaching the goal. Congregational quotas and denominational goals will be announced for Cincinnati s 260 Protestant churches.

Chamber of Commerce O'Cloc Jesse Herman Avondale Presbyterian Church Horace C. Drake Higgins Manufacturing Company Judson J. McKim Mr. Drake

Proportional Representation Talk at Monday Lecture Club

Miss Anna Marcus discusses Proportional Representation during the Governmental Gleanings program at 2 o clock Monday. The event is hosted by the Monday Lecture Club at the Catholic Woman's Club on Fourth street.

Anna Marcus Catholic Woman's Club Fourth Street

Book of Fashions for Fall and Winter 1926-1927

Readers can obtain the up to date Fall and Winter 1926 27 Book of Fashions by sending 12 cents in silver or stamps. The notice emphasizes timely ordering for current season styles.

Nature S.S. S

Talbot Heads Association Reorganization at Gibson

At the National Basket and Fruit Package Manufacturers' Association convention held in Gibson the group approved a complete reorganization. George Talbot of Loomington Indiana was named President Chester Thayer of Benton Harbor Michigan Vice President and E P Becker of Grand Town NL was elected Treasurer A Secretary will be chosen by the Reorganization Committee.

Talbot Heads Association National

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