Damascus immigrant in Cincinnati discusses Syria crisis
Syrian born Cincinnati restaurant owner Hamad, a self styled diplomat, predicts Druse and Syrian Christians unite to oppose France in Syria. He criticizes French rule, notes oil none yet sues wealth from silk trade, and says France drains coin and gold while Syrians seek autonomy. His son Charles Hamad Jr works at Citizens National Bank.
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le Temps
London Times
MacDowell Society plans and social rounds headline season
The MacDowell Society unveils a November 27 opening at the American Legion club with John Palmer Darnell leading preparations and James R. Hopkins as guest of honor. Provisions include a caveat of portraits, a play Salvage, and mountain ballads, plus a house-warming at Rose Hill and a busy fall calendar of events across Cincinnati clubs and organizations.
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MacDowell Society
American Legion Club
John Palmer Darnell
James R. Hopkins
Kentucky
Cumberland River
Tennessee
Eight churches exceed quota in campaign for $48 689
Eight churches have surpassed their quotas in the Joint Protestant Agencies campaign for $48 689. About 160 people attended a dinner at the Chamber of Commerce where Horace Drake urged greater effort as the drive closes Thursday. So far $15,024 has been raised. A donor pledged $25 extra to the two churches with the largest overage. The final meeting and banquet will be Thursday evening at the Chamber.
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Chamber of Commerce
Horace Drake
City Chief Inspector Warns on Smoke Law Violations
Gordon D. Rowe, Chief Smoke Inspector, issues notice amid cold wave warning owners and firemen to comply with smoke regulations. Builders may shift liability by installing smokeless furnaces or providing cooperation. prosecutions possible for owners, firemen, or janitors who fail to act. City Smoke Department and Smoke Abatement League offer guidance.
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Gordon D. Rowe
Tax receipts show 1865 1867 paid by estate unit
Documents in the possession of M. Dean collector of internal revenue reveal income and occupational tax receipts from 1865 to 1867. Among them is a $1 tax paid on a gold watch, indicating historic tax compliance by past generations.
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A M. Dean
Internal Revenue
Open House at Grand Opera House with Helen MacKellar
Milford Unger, manager of the Grand Opera House, announces next week’s dramatic offering. Helen MacKellar stars in Samuel R. Golding’s Open House, supported by the Broadway company, opening Monday night.
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Grand Opera House
the Grand
Helen MacKellar
Samuel R. Golding
Miss MacKellar
Sleeves Short or Long In Fashion Debate of 1925
The piece surveys sleeve styles from long fitted forms to leg of mutton shapes, noting no mid ground between short and long. It mentions tulle scarves as a fashionable accent for debutantes and references designerCallot adding tulles to gowns. A clipped segment ends with a telephone call to Mrs. Bickett.
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Bishop
Callot
Fairchild
Fashion Editor Eleanor Gunn Answers Readers One Garment at a Time
Readers sending self addressed stamped envelopes to Eleanor Gunn, Fashion Editor at The Commercial Tribune, request advice on clothing problems and styling.
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Commercial Tribune
Cincinnati, C
The
Eleanor Gunn
the Commercial Tribune
Confession Sparks Hope In Dim House Mystery
Dicky teases Lillian as Fanny Powell’s escape adds tension. Lillian hints Lee Chow’s watchfulness may track the girl, while Dicky promises “long story” to be shared at dawn. The narrator rises, planning coffee and a calmer morning.
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Lillian
Fanny Powell
Katherine
Lee Chow
Dow
Chingachook
Fenimore Cooper
Old Dear
Dicky-bird
Katie
Textile Mill Prices Remnants At 66 Cents A Yard
Kansas City buyers get value as Textile Mill Products Co offers 4 and 5 yard remnants at 66 cents per yard. Serges Tricotines and suitings in new fall colors available direct to users with free Remnant Division details via R-201.
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Textile Mill Products Co
Kansas City
Seckrantal
Remnant
R-201
Textile Mill Products, Co
Tomorrow's Horoscope for Wednesday October 28
Tomorrow brings an active but harsh day with troublesome aspects in business and personal matters. Changes and travel should be postponed. caution at work and safeguarding domestic affairs are advised. A child born today may be clever yet restless and given to indulgence in pleasure and society.
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Feat. Ser., Inc
New Loves for Old Delight Darrow Marries Peter Stuyvesant
Delight Darrow daughter of millionaire Donald Darrow marries Peter Stuyvesant to reform his temper. His mother and father offer a $200000 incentive and a pearl ring to compel a five year separation if she divorces. The couple quarrel over dinner tickets as they navigate their vow and reform plan.
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Delight Darrow
Donald Darrow
Peter Stuyvesant
New York
Peter
Honeymoon turmoil over lost dinner-dance tickets
In a tense domestic scene Peter commands his bride to find missing tickets as their troubled honeymoon unfolds. She debates loyalty, money and willpower, weighing her father’s fortune against his anger and control before finally agreeing to search.
Bond Issues Endorsed by Local Business Groups
The Hamilton County League of Building Associations endorsed all thirteen bond issues to be voted on next Tuesday. The endorsement came from a Citizens’ Bond Issue Committee meeting at the Chamber of Commerce reported by Herman Cellarius, who also represented the Business Men's Club, which endorsed the bonds.
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Hamilton County League of Building Associations
Citizens
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