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Delight Darrow, daughter of a millionaire banker, marries Peter Stuyvesant from an old New York family to reform him. His family pressures her with a $200000 payoff if she divorces in five years and a pearl ring. The wedding day rain foreshadows an uneasy future as she wonders about sunlit happiness.
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Delight Darrow
Donald Darrow
Peter Stuyvesant
New York
Peter
Delight
Land of Happiness
Hades
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A Wife's Confessional by Adele Garrison
Madge narrates a household crisis centered on Lillian and Katherine. Dicky discovers suspicious counterfeit bills amid Katherine’s illness, suspecting bank robbery involvement, while the group debates responsibility and care.
Try One and You'll Never Be Without the Big Round Blue Package
A bold promotional line touts the big round blue package, inviting customers to try it and suggesting it will become a staple, promising reliable value and enduring usefulness for shoppers seeking a familiar, dependable option.
Sixth body recovered from sunken submarine S-51
The sixth body of the S-51 crew was recovered off Block Island and taken to Newport. divers found the sailor under the hull rigging as the submarine sank. Twenty seven of the thirty six crew remain unaccounted for. three were rescued and five bodies recovered earlier.
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New London
Conn
Block Island
Rome
Middletown Water Shortage Averted After Leak Repair
A threatened Middletown water shortage was averted by city workers who found and fixed a leak in the large main from the wells to the pumping station. Earlier, the Gardner-Harvey Paper Company well had supplied water for several hours and plans were discussed to augment with the Lorillard Tobacco Company well and restrict domestic use if needed.
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Commercial Tribune
Middletown
Gardner- Harvey Paper Company
Hugh King
Gardner-Harvey
Lorillard Tobacco Company
Car Hits Auto Two Men Killed in Ohio Collision
In Luray near Hebron, two Pittsburgh salesmen, Joe Levin and Walter V. Watt, were killed when their car was struck by a Southern Ohio Transportation Company interurban car. The accident occurred Oct 22 and instantly ended the men’s lives.
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Associated Press
Newark
Joe Levin
Walter V. Watt
Pittsburgh
Luray
Hebron
Southern Ohio Transportation Company
Society Notes and Events from the Local Club Scene
Invitations go out for a Horse Show breakfast at the Riding Club on November 5 at noon. A Halloween dinner dance is planned by the Cincinnati Country Club Entertainment Committee for October 31. Addresses and roles highlight church and club figures, a charity bazaar, and a ribbon of social activities.
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Hubert Taft
Riding Club
Cincinnati Country Club
Lapte
Theodore S. Henderson
Methodist Home For
Henderson
Arba Martin
C. E. Schenk
E. C. Wareing
George C. Douglass
W. A. Robinson
J. A. Diekmann
C. Lloyd Strecker
Obed J. Wilson
W. W. McDowell
Alice Bell Brownworth
Alice Oliver
Louise Twachtman
Clara Meyer
Esther Marting
Barbara Herrick
Frances Raschig
Gene Flaherty
Virginia Layer
Dorothy Hussey
Marjorie Thuma
Frank Raschig
H. P. van Arsdall
D. H. Willey
John A. Somermeier
Walter A. Robinson
Troy W. Appleby
Woman's Guild
L. W. McCray
R. &. Lingo
M. D. Joyce
Malcolm Stewart
J. E. Wright
Nester Shook
C. R. Wilson
Louis Nevin
Campbell J. McDiarmid
Clifford Ault
W. C. Dunn
H. B. Mirick
Elmer Allee
Charles Rumpler, Jr
David Jemison
W. H. Wehrly
Ambrose Johnston
Charles Meyer
Walter Evans
J. Frank Mahrer
Dora Crawford
Leola Marsh
Lucy D. Ambrose
Dunn Lectures on Christian Science at Music Hall
John Randall Dunn C S B lecturer spoke last night at Music Hall on Christian Science as the friend of mankind. The talk, presented by the Cincinnati Christian Science churches, argued the movement is a comforting, timely message and discussed its reception among townspeople and religious circles.
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John Randall Dunn
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Boston
Music Hall
Friend of Mankind
First
Second
Churches of Christ, Scientist
Cincinnati
Norwood
Christian Science Movement
Christian Science
Heart Care and Cautions From a Health Column
A health column reflects on the heart as a vital endurance organ. It warns against overexertion from rural and urban labor and urges gradual return to activity to protect heart health.
Debutante Frocks Spotlight Young Party Fashion 1925
Ruffles light georgette and satin gowns lead young party wear with pale pinks peach roses turquoise and Nile green favoured. Sheath lines low fullness, sleeveless silhouettes and floral or beaded neckline details dominate. Lace panels, velvet floral motifs, bows and scalloped hems define the fresh debutante looks.
Eleanor Gunn Fashion Editor Advises On Clothes Problems
Readers may mail Eleanor Gunn, fashion editor of The Commercial Tribune, for guidance by sending a self addressed stamped envelope to the newspaper office.
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The
Commercial Tribune
Eleanor Gunn
the Commercial Tribune
Driver Killed In Auto Crash After Swerve To Avoid Pedestrian
In Hamilton on October 22 Carter Pennington 22 of 1635 Bender Avenue veered to avoid a pedestrian, killing him when he struck a fire plug. His brother William 20 and Tom Hill 42 of 1824 Grand Boulevard were slightly injured. Everett Channey 19 of South Thirteenth Street was uninjured. The car was at Pershing and Central avenues at the time.
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The
Commercial Tribune
Hamilton
Carter Pennington
Bender Avenue
William
Tom Hill
Grand Boulevard
Everett Channey
South Thirteenth Street
Pershing
Central Avenues
Symphony opens 31st season in Cincinnati with Beethoven
The 31st symphony season begins this afternoon at Emery Auditorium conducted by Fritz Reiner. The program features Beethoven works including Fidelio Overture Op 72 E major, Symphony No 8 in F major Op 98, Grande Fugue Op 133, and Prometheus Ballet Music Op 43 arranged by Weingartner. Special streetcar arrangements are provided for patrons with Clark street Vine Burnet cars in front of Emery Auditorium.
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Emery Auditorium
Fritz Reiner
F. Weingartner
Cincinnati
Charles Pearons
Clark Street
Hall
Twelfth Street
Main
Walnut
Vine
Vine- Burnet
Vine Street
Paris fashion notes show wide use of kasha and tweed outfits
In Paris and on Broadway garments feature black broadcloth coats trimmed with fur, jumper frocks in tweed and kasha, and duvetyn coats from Lanvin. Designers like Lucien Lelong shape beige overblouses with beige skirts, while lighter wools and Kashmir fabrics appear in spring coats and hats with varied colors.
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Paris
Gilda Gray
Jeanne Lanvin
Lucien Lelong
Kashmir
Tomorrow's Horoscope by Genevieve Kemple
Horoscope predicts unplanned changes and journeys with Uranian influence. Those employed may face job insecurity while self employed individuals may benefit from changes. Social and domestic harmony may falter. a birthday child could be restless and likely to seek business ventures.
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