Judge Gary health note promotes balanced dieting
A health feature highlights Judge Gary’s diet change after a hospital stay. He endorses moderate eating with fresh fruit and vegetables, minimal meat, and little sugar, stressing balanced nutrition over starvation. He urges readers to select foods for minerals and strength, and criticizes wasteful water from vegetables.
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Gary
Pblic
Copeland
Dhetin
Viroggus
America
Cc. S
Tomorrow and Sunday Horoscope Highlights
Tomorrow and Sunday bring lively spiritual and mystical outlooks with favorable shifts for those aiding others. Birthday individuals may see a dynamic year and new ventures. births indicate lively, enterprising children with unique talents. Monday forecasts warn of mixed fortunes and travel delays. beware of betrayals and choose friends carefully.
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Newspaper Feat. Ser., Inc
Causeries Musicales Planned at Hotel Arms Wednesdays
Mrs Nina Pugh Smith will present ten Causeries Musicales at the Hotel Arms on Wednesday afternoons at 3 30 starting next week The symphony programs will be analyzed and illustrated with instrumental and vocal music The Woman s Club Brace department lists committees including Chairman Miss Emma Roedfer and Vice Chairmen Mrs Clara K Kieflebower and Mrs Jonas Frenkel with advisory and program groups named
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Nina Pugh Smith
Hotel Arms
Woman's Club Brace Department
Emma Roedfer
Clara K. Kieflebower
Jonas Frenkel
Clarence Browning
James W. Brannin
Albert J. Bell
Annie Laws
D. J. Workum
John D. Sage
Grace Gardner
H.P. Werrener
Clarence Breeman
Millard Shell
Katherine H. Poock
A. Humphries Smith
C. C. Aler
Minnie /Tracey
C. P. Taft
G. W. Dittman
A. H. Freiberg
A. Howard Hinkle
Crepe and fleece coat patterns for mature figures
Patterns No 5255 and No 4933 offered with sizes from bust 34 to 50 inches. Crepe design uses tan shade with brown trim suitable for kasha jersey weaves and taffeta. fleece version features opossum trimming and convertible collar. Each pattern mailed on receipt of 10 cents in silver or stamps.
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Bolivia
UP TO DATE FALL AND WINTER 1925 1926 BOOK OF FASHIONS
A plea asks readers to send 12 cents in silver or stamps to receive the latest fashion book for fall and winter 1925 1926. The notice emphasizes updated styles and ordering details for this period.
Jewel colors for evening gowns gain favor in 1925 fashion
In this 1925 fashion note by Eleanor Gunn, rich jewel tones replace black velvet for evening wear. Gowns feature sapphire, garnet, emerald, amethyst, and lapis colors with metallics, lace underlayers, and jeweled effects, offering alternatives for brunettes and blondes alike.
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Fairchild
Fashion Editor Seeks Reader Couture Queries At Tribune
The Commercial Tribune invites readers to send fashion questions to Eleanor Gunn, Fashion Editor, with self addressed stamped envelopes for responses. This call invites opinions on clothing issues and style inquiries from its audience.
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The
Commercial Tribune
Eleanor Gunn
the Commercial Tribune
A Wife's Confessional Brings Tense Break in Mystery
In a charged farmhouse mystery, Fanny Powell reveals a hidden pocket in a valise, seizing papers tied to Hugh Grantland's disappearance. The prisoner, bound and gagged, hopes the thief forgets, while the intruder pockets counterfeit notes and departs with threats and sly mockery. A late arrival from Dicky brings relief as dawn nears.
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Fanny Powell
Lillian
Hugh Grantland
Hebrew Union College Jubilee Two Days Next Week
Hebrew Union College to celebrate a jubilee year with events over Friday and Saturday. Dr. David Philipson, 63, a key reform Judaism figure and last surviving member of the first graduating class, will attend and deliver addresses. The program includes Sabbath services at Plum Street Temple and a fiftieth anniversary service at Rockdale Avenue Temple with greetings from notable rabbis and laymen.
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Hebrew Union College
David Philipson
Rockdale Avenue
Rabbi Phillipson
America
Philipson
Wabash
Ind
University of Cincinnati
General Conference of American Rabbis
Union of American Hebrew Congregations
Isaac M. Wise
Reform Judaism
Dr. Wise
New World
Plum Street Temple
Alfred M. Cohen
The
College
Rockdale Avenue Temple
Missionary Samuel Higginbottom to Speak at Two Church Services
Samuel Higginbottom, a missionary of India, will discuss industrial progress in that country during the morning service at the Church of the Covenant tomorrow. In the evening he will speak at a celebration to be held in the North Presbyterian Church.
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Samuel Higginbottom
India
Church of the Covenant
Mr. Higginbottom
North Presbyterian Church
Perils of the Journey Sermon by Rev Bernard Lea Rice
The Westwood First Presbyterian Church will host Rev Bernard Lea Rice tomorrow evening for a sermon titled Perils of the Journey as part of a home making series. The address will focus on themes about safe and thoughtful living at home.
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Bernard Lea Rice
Westwood First Presbyterian Church
Sacred Music Program At Seventh Presbyterian Church
Organist Adolph H. Staderman and vocalist Dan Beddoe will present a sacred music program at Seventh Presbyterian Church tomorrow morning.
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Adolph H. Staderman
Dan Beddoe
Seventh Presbyterian Church
Path of the Just sermon at Poplar Street Church
Rev D A Greene will preach on The Path of the Just at Poplar Street Presbyterian Church tomorrow morning. Warren is and William Af spring will attend the evening service. Rev W G Trower of Mohawk Presbyterian Church will discuss The Mission of a Modern Church tomorrow morning.
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Poplar Street Presbyterian Church
Warren
William Afspring
W. G. Trower
Mohawk Presbyterian Church
Reverend Pater son to speak on The Church and the Ministry
The Rev William T Pater son will discuss The Church and the Ministry as the morning service topic. The address is expected to outline church role and ministry duties.
Hyde Park Methodist Campaign Begins To Raise 690000
The Hyde Park M E Church Campaign Committee starts Monday evening a drive to raise 690000 for a new community church. A banquet at Hyde Park Masonic Temple will launch the campaign with speakers Bishop Theodore Henderson Dr J W Hancher and Miss Winifred Willard. M Y Cooper chairs the committee with A L Behmyer as first vice chair.
Amplifier Installed at Trinity Church for City Song Services
A large amplifier set has been installed at Trinity Church to broadcast song services from the largest cities after evening worship. Pastor Dr. Robert O. McClure will address Is Christianity a Luxury or a Necessity in the morning. Dr. P. H. Murdick will preach in the evening.
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Trinity Church
Robert O. McClure
P. H. Murdick
The Race That Lives for the Future at Oakley M E Church
Rev. Fred Riley will discuss The Race That Lives for the Future at Oakley M E Church tomorrow morning. The evening theme will be Whither Thou Goest.
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Fred Riley
Oakley M. E
Radio broadcast of Methodism service at WLW
The Methodist Book Concern service will be radiocast from Station WLW at 9:30 tomorrow morning. Rev. C. D. Smith serves as superintendent and Rev. E. L. Taylor as teacher.
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Methodist Book Concern
WLW
C. D. Smith
E. L. Taylor
Riverside M E Church to reopen with two services
The Riverside M E Church congregation will observe reopening with two special services tomorrow after fifteen months of repairs. Dr Arba Martin will preach at the morning service.
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Riverside M. E
Arba Martin
Linwood Church Preaches Forgiveness and Fathers Series
Dr. J. M. Wareing of Linwood M. E. Church will deliver a morning sermon on Forgiveness. The evening program opens a series titled Fathers and Sons with the first address.
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J. M. Wareing
Linwood M. E
Baptist Rufus 8 Raborn of Ft Worth Tex to begin series
The item notes that Rufus 8 Raborn of Fort Worth Texas will start a series of evangelical events. Further details are not provided in the fragment.
Swami Paramananda to Speak at Unity Center Series
Hindu author Swami Paramananda will address the Vedanta Society at the Unity Center this evening and later speak at the Hotel Alms and Walnut Hills Masonic Temple on "God's World and Man's World." Dr. Arthur Dudley Hall will present related talks at the center starting tomorrow morning with lectures continuing daily through the next two weeks except Thursday.
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Unity Center
Swami Paramananda
Vedanta Society
Walnut Hills Masonic Temple
F. E. Andrews
Arthur Dudley Hall
Catholic Students' Mission Crusade Elects Officers
The Cincinnati Conference will elect officers at the Sunday meeting on October 25 at the Crusade Castle. The conference includes branch societies in the area and officers are drawn from local Catholic schools. The gathering also marks a visit to the True Cross Chapel so Crusaders may gain papal indulgences, the chapel not yet open to the public.
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Catholic Students
Mission Crusade
Crusade Castle
The
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True Cross
Sermon by Rev John Edwin Price at Universalist Church
The Rev John Edwin Price will deliver a sermon titled The Greatest Thing You Can Do at the Universalist Church on Essex Place tomorrow at 11 o'clock in the morning. The service is open to the public.
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Universalist
Essex Place
P. C. Morgan
Swedenborg
Church of the New Jerusalem
Winslow
Louis G. Hoeck
Indiana district convention of the Evangelical Synod
The Indiana district convention of the National Brotherhood of the Evangelical Synod of North America meets at Philippus Church starting tomorrow evening. A Monday session features Rev. W. W. Bunge with a banquet that evening for evangelical men of Cincinnati, featuring Rev. Bunge and Judge Cushing as speakers. The gathering closes Tuesday with officer elections.
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The
National Brotherhood of the Evangelical Synod of North America
Philippus Church
W. W. Bunge
Visitation Campaign Set by City Protestant Agencies
The annual drive begins tomorrow to raise 48688 dollars for eight Protestant agencies. Horace C. Drake serves as General Chairman of the campaign organization and the effort runs through October 29.
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Horace C. Drake
The Very Rev Edgar Jones Preaches On Broken Dreams
The Very Rev Edgar Jones Dean of St Pauls Episcopal Cathedral will preach on The Broken Dreams of Jesus tomorrow morning. He will continue his series on city morals in the evening.
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Edgar Jones
St. Paul’s Episcopal Cathedral
Jesus
Missionary to Speak on Latin America at Washington Church
The Rev. J. H. McLean a missionary to South America will discuss the subject Latin America at the Washington Evangelical Church tomorrow morning.
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J. H. McLean
South America
Latin America
Washington Evangelical Church
Fourth annual mass meeting of Cincinnati youth federation
The Federation of Christian Young People of Cincinnati and vicinity holds its fourth annual mass meeting at the Third Protestant Evangelical Church on Walnut near Ninth street tomorrow afternoon.
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The
Federation of Christian Young People of
Cincinnati
Protestant Evangelical
Walnut
Ninth Street
Y M C A Leader to Speak on Social Hygiene
Dr. C. A. Wilzbach executive secretary of the Y M C A leaves tomorrow for Denison University Granville Ohio where he will deliver a series of addresses on social hygiene to students and faculty.
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C. A. Wilzbach
Denison University
Granville, O
Sermon by Lane Seminary Professor to Radio Airwaves
The Rev. J. P. Love will radiocast a sermon from Station WSAI at 8 tomorrow evening under the Press Radio Bible Service. Dr. E. C. Wareing, editor of the Western Christian Advocate, will speak at the Y M C A Monday Night Club at its next meeting.
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J. P. Love
Lane Seminary
WSAI
Press Radio Bible Service
E. C. Wareing
The
Western Christian Advocate
Reverend Beckeschus to speak on Three Questions tomorrow
The Rev. P. C. Beckeschus of St. Pauls Evangelical Protestant Church will address the sermon topic Three Questions during tomorrow mornings service.
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P. C. Beckeschus
St. Paul's Evangelical Protestant Church
Harvest home services at First Reformed Church
The Rev. A. P. Schnatz will conduct a harvest home service at the First Reformed Church tomorrow morning. The Rev. F. A. Shults of Dayton will preach in the evening.
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A. P. Schnatz
First Reformed Church
F. A. Shults
Dayton
Last Day to Register for November Election
Registration closes today with voting access limited unless voters sign up. Registration sites operate from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. and again from 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. in eligible locations.
Dr Erdman to Speak at Presbyterian Men Dinner in Cincinnati
Dr Charles R Erdman of Princeton New Jersey moderator of the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in North America will be guest of honor at the annual dinner of the Presbyterian Men of Cincinnati at the Gibson tonight. He will give the principal address then preach at Avondale Church tomorrow and deliver a dedicatory address at First Italian Presbyterian Church in the afternoon. He closes with a sermon The Churchs Outlook at Pleasant Ridge Church homecoming. He is staying with Dr Jesse Herrmann at Avondale Church.
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Princeton
N. J
General Assembly
Presbyterian Church In
First
Elm
Magnolia Streets
Pleasant Ridge
Erdman
Jesse Herrmann
Avondale Presbyterian Church
Occupational therapy gains support in New York inmate care
Mrs. Eleanor C. Slagle outlined the success of occupational therapy for feeble minded patients to Cincinnati Longview Association and hospital staff at Linton. She notes therapy comprises amusement training, occupational training and pro vocational training. T. B. Kidner and Dr. Rush Dunton also spoke praising wartime medical professionals for advancing the field.
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New York
Cincinnati Longview Occupational Therapy Association
Eleanor C. Slagle
Linton
T. B. Kidner
American Occupational Therapy Association
Rush Dunton
Occupational Therapy Magazine
Kidner
Dr Wherry Named to City Health Board
Dr William B Wherry of 759 Ridgeway Avenue was appointed by Mayor Carrel to the City Board of Health succeeding the late Dr Edward W Walker. Wherry, a professor of bacteriology and hygiene at the University of Cincinnati College of Medicine, had not been connected with the post before the announcement.
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William B. Wherry
Ridgeway Avenue
Board of Health
Carrel
Edward W. Walker
Wherry
Dr. Wherry
College of Medicine
University of Cincinnati
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