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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1925
Page
5
Royal S Copeland M D outlines how a baby's cry signals needs and health. The reader learns tears, crying patterns, and how crying relates to illness in pneumonia or bronchitis. The piece emphasizes motherly observation and comfort, ending with a health Q and A section and a copyright note from 1925.
The Friday start of four Assembly Dances at the Cincinnati Country Club features debu tante guests and senior chaperons. An upcoming Riding Club auction will highlight horse show interest with O de Gray Vanderbilt as auctioneer. Concerts by the Conservatory of Music and Mt Auburn Music Club readings showcase local talent and civic club activities.
Yeatman Lodge 162 will assist in laying the Mt Lookout Methodist Church corner stone on Corbett avenue between Griest and Niles avenues Sunday at 2 30. Hanselmann Commandery and band will assist. Grand Lodge officers will officiate with full Masonic ritual. A grand procession forms at Mt Lookout square to march to the church.
Robbers using a glass cutter broke into Israel Rubin's home at 3402 Harvey Avenue early yesterday morning but could not take valuables. In a separate break in at Fred Wipper's candy store at 113 Hartwell Avenue in Hartwell they stole candy valued at 40 dollars and 300 pennies.
Fur fashions move toward sport coats and shorter furs ideal for outdoor wear. Skins are tailored to fit, with tawny browns and dyed shades replacing traditional luxury. Raccoon remains popular. poney skin returns as a chic option for young wearers, while shaved furs and inexpensive pelts gain acceptance.
Readers of The Commercial Tribune may ask Eleanor Gunn about clothing issues by sending a self addressed stamped envelope to her care, inviting guidance and fashion tips from the columnist.
In a tense home scene, the narrator hides Lee Chow’s name as Dr. Meredith arrives after a night phone call. Mother Graham criticizes the doctor while Dicky sulks, and the plan to relay news about Katherine’s injury unfolds amid coffee and common worries.
A woman speaks with a jubilant lilt as she stirs a moment of hope. Her suppressed cheer shines in her eyes, once dull, now starry with a radiance long denied by hardship and scrutiny from Mother Graham.
Three incidents occurred yesterday morning due to heavy snow. Roosevelt Simms a five year old was cut by glass when a window was broken by a snowball. Walter Beeson a 22 year old pharmacy student admitted throwing the snowball and was arrested for disorderly conduct. A team of horses pulling a J Weber Dairy wagon ran away on Jonathan avenue Montgomery road, overturning the wagon. A truck driven by Benjamin Hagedorn a 23 year old skidded on the snow into a gully near Reading road Seymour avenue and Hagedorn was bruised.
The design may be used as a sports jacket or two piece suit. Collar style is smart and versatile for rolled open or closed high. Cut in six sizes from 34 to 44 inches. A 38 inch size needs 2 yards of 54 inch material. Sent to any address for 10 cents.
Delight Darrow, heiress daughter of Donald Darrow, weds Peter Stuyvesant to reform him of his temper. He vanishes after a quarrel, leaving clues and a note predicting a lonely marriage. The tale follows her pursuit of him and the unraveling of their fragile union ending in separate lives.
On Friday October 30 the text warns of hazardous financial speculation and lending risks while advising discreet social conduct. It predicts an active year for those born that day, urges safeguarding money, cautions against disputes and rash acts, and notes a possible headstrong child may face business reverses from speculation.
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