Child Fatally Seared in West Sixth Street Fire
A two year old boy Robert Ferris wandered back into a burning basement dwelling at 231 West Sixth Street and suffocated from smoke. His grandmother Mrs Spencer Bell and his brother Carl aided the other occupants to safety as firefighters battled the blaze causing $4000 in damage to the Pure Food Bakery and Lunch Room building.
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Robert Ferris
West Sixth Street
Carl Ferris
Spencer Bell
Carl
Robert
Pure Food
Marshal William Hilsinger
Judge Urges Pistol Sales Ordinance After Slaying
Municipal Judge Eyrich urges an ordinance requiring a police permit to purchase a revolver in response to the slaying of Policeman Allen Althoff. He notes strong support from Chief Cope Jan for the measure and sends the letter to City Solicitor Frank Bowman.
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Frank Bowman
Eyrich
Allen Althoff
Cope- Jan
Guarding Your Health and Hygiene Habits
A 1925 feature urges business people and all adults to adopt simple hygiene rules. It links worry and illness to bodily neglect, especially liver and kidney health, and urges self-care, diet, and regular elimination. Readers are invited to request full details via stamped envelopes.
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Sisyphus
Remarkable Beethovens Showcased By Reiner Orchestra
Samuel T. Wilson reports the opening Symphony Concert under Fritz Reiner at Emory Auditorium with an all-Beethoven program. The ensemble shines in the Eighth Symphony Grand Fugue and Prometheus ballet music, while soloists like Karl Kirksmith earn praise for cello passages. Reiner’s clear conducting draws fresh life from the orchestra.
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Reiner
Emery Auditorium
Fritz Reiner
Weingartner
Cincinnati
Beethoven
Karl Kirksmith
Samuel T. Wilson
New Loves for Old by Fay Stevenson
Delight Darrow, heiress to Donald Darrow, marries Peter Stuyvesant from an old New York clan. A $200,000 five year stay order and a pearl ring from Peter’s mother test the couple as Delight confronts her new name and role. Peter and Delight face warnings from both families about temper and pride. Monday Cupid Knocks Wood.
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Delight
Darrow
Donald Darrow
Peter Stuyvesant
New York
Peter
Cupid
By Press Publishing Co
Mrs Peter Stuyvesant Honeymoon Highlights
Delight and Peter enjoy a honeymoon at a hotel with staff playfully addressing Delight as Mrs Stuyvesant. The shift from Miss to Mrs. brings new respect and self-esteem, marking a notable moment in her married life.
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Peter Stuyvesant
Delight
Peter
Mrs. Stuyvesant
Taft Portrait May Move to University Hall
Judge Marx urges transferring an oil painting of Alphonso Taft from the Cincinnati Superior Court to the Alphonso Taft Hall of the University of Cincinnati College of Law. The county commissioners referred the request to counsel. Taft Hall will be dedicated next Wednesday, October 28, by Chief Justice Taft.
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Alphonso Taft
State Supreme Court
Taft
Superior Court
College of Law
University of Cincinnati
Marx
Superior Court of Cincinnati
Egg Hunt in Eden Park Opens Boys Week Events
An Eden Park egg hunt launches Boys Week under the Junior Chamber of Commerce. Participants meet at the bandstand before 9 AM and search for eggs with judges Judge Woeste and Eugene Adler. Thirty prizes include a radio and a suit. An ice skating party for Boy Scouts follows at Norwood rink Thursday. Free entry for Scouts in uniform. E H Hardin and Calvin E Bartles announced.
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Eden Park
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Fulton Street
Woeste
Eugene Adler
Norwood
E. H. Hardin
Calvin E. Bartles
108th Auto Victim Dies from Monday Injury
Robert Albiez a 50 year old butcher of 2011 Mohawk Place died at Bethesda Hospital from a fractured skull after being struck by an automobile last Monday night. He reportedly stepped from Mohawk Bridge into the path of the car driven by Daniel R. Rechel Jr. 2726 Ruberg Avenue.
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Bethesda Hospital
Robert Albiez
Mohawk Place
Hamilton County
Albier
Mohawk Bridge
Daniel R. Rechel, Jr
Ruberg Avenue
Edwon Khuon
Central Avenue
Tunics and Jabots Fashion Trends and Dialogue excerpt
The article catalogs fashion trends with tunics and jabots drawing on French and American styles, detailing jumpers with back seams, V necks, and velvet jumper dresses. It also weaves in a narrative scene about Lillian and Dicky, hinting at household dynamics and past sacrifices.
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Biarritz
le Touquet
Fairchild
Eleanor Gunn Fashion Editor Seeks Mail Fashion Fixes
Readers may send clothing questions to Eleanor Gunn, fashion editor at The Commercial Tribune, via self addressed stamped envelopes to the newspaper offices. The note invites public inquiries on wardrobe issues and style tips.
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The
Commercial Tribune
Eleanor Gunn
the Commercial Tribune
A Wife Faces The Threat Of Counterfeit Money
Dicky fears arrest over counterfeit bundles Fanny Powell left on the floor. The wife jokes about government agents in the house while tensions rise and a valise is kicked across the room.
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Dicky
Lillian
Tam
Katie
Fanny Powell
Hugh Grantland
Ser., Inc
Up-to-Date Garment Patterns and a Crime Plot
Advertisement lists patterns for boys and girls in sizes 2 to 14 years with yardage for 36 inch material. A story segment follows with a confrontation about counterfeiters and garroters involving a character named Lil and Dicky, where guilt, police action, and a tense household moment unfold.
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Lil
Lillian
Dicky Bird
Madge
Social and Personal Notes Highlight Opening Beethoven Season
The Beethoven program opened the season with a well attended audience though many box holders were absent due to European travel. Notable attendees included Charles Phelps Taft and daughter, Mrs. Semple, and multiple Cincinnati society members. A Catholic Charities League benefit in Emery Auditorium was announced for Wednesday to provide Christmas presents to inmates. Miss Marion Nickell and Miss Corcoran, Bermuda trip winners, attended club events and a birthday dinner featured a history of the club magazine. A novelty adver tising tableaux game followed the dinner. Mrs. E P Hettigen hosted a tea announcing the engagement of her daughter Miss Justine de Loy Hettiger to Mr. Frank B. Stegeman Jr. The event drew about 200 guests with a formal tea service and romantic motifs. The couple, both linked to prominent families, plan a winter wedding date yet to be set.
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William Pope Anderson
Co. H. M. Atkins
C. J. Broemen
William Hayden. Chatfield
Annette Covington
Frank Waller
Nellie Davis
B. Smith
Frances Wilshire
Grace Gardner
Charles F. Hofer
Mortimer Mathews
Clara Newton
Emma Roedter
William J. Shrader
Murray Shoemaker
David Workum
C. L. LaBoiteaux
Frank Stevenson
Maxwell Fuller
Kenneth Smith
J. C. Voss
Marion F. Nickell
Minneapolis
Business Women's Club
Bermuda
Business Women’s Clubs
Cincinnati
Nickell
Chicago Journal
Mary Rudd Corcoran
Miss Nickell
Corcoran
Emma Sander
Stella Green Letser
Sylvia Ewan
Henrietta Brady
Marion Brogan
Elizabeth Critchell
Miriam Schechter
Minna Carstens
Margaret Grabenstetter
Sander
Helen Williams
Sophie Hamant
Ruth Fall
E. P. Hettigen
Justine de Loy Hettiger
Frank B. Stegeman, Jr
Frank B. Stegeman
Ft. Thomas
Frederick Leonard
Louisville
Virginia Stegeman
Jessie Fieber
Helen Storrs
Matilda Stapp
Jack Littleford
Norbert Brockman
JustMhhe
National Park Seminary
Washington
University of Wisconsin
Tomorrow's Horoscope by Genevieve Kemble
Sunday’s horoscope hints at conflicting testimonies and possible unusual activity with favorable finances but potential delays from health issues. Writings may cause anxiety and a birthday child today could be clever yet prone to truth bending without early training.
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Coryright
Press Publishing Co
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