October 2013
Features
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Vision Quest
From 1978 to 2012, Michael Keating’s images wallpapered the pages of The Cincinnati Enquirer, providing a pictorial narrative of the city.
The Milkman Cometh
Harriette Chick left England for Vienna to make small, twisted skeletons straight again. Rickets, a disease that causes soft and bent bones, curved spines, bowed legs, “pigeon” chests, and malformed teeth, was warping the bodies of poor urban youngsters in the autumn of 1919. Frail children had packed the University of Vienna’s Kinderklinik.
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Frontlines
Dr. Know: October 2013
Casino locks, on-the-job costumes, & off-limit topics
Columns
Letter From the Editor: October 2013
I’m not sure what it is about October but it always seems to get us thinking about the past.
Fret Master
Harry Sparks: architect, musician, muzzle-loader, and savior of star guitars.
Dine
Walt’s Hitching Post
A beloved Kentucky institution returns from the pasture.
Hot Plate: Taj Indian Cuisine
Why is an Indian lunch buffet so enticing? Is it the smugness we feel when going back to work reeking of curry so that everyone knows where we ate—and wishes they came with us?
Todd Kelly
For Todd Kelly, executive chef of Orchids at Palm Court, farm-to-table just wasn’t cutting it.
Wurst Bar In the Square
I don’t use the phrase “meat explosion” lightly, but at Wurst Bar in the Square, it’s practically required.
Pipkin’s Fruit and Vegetable Market
When Steve Pipkin graduated from college, he wanted to go into farming. But, he says, “I needed to know how to sell the stuff I was going to grow.” So he got a job at a fruit market—and wound up discovering his calling.
Eat Your Way Through the Banks
Your guide to what’s where at The Banks.