The Commercial Tribune August 4 1925 Cincinnati edition
The issue details sale locations and distribution notes for The Commercial Tribune in New York and Cincinnati. It lists publication and copyright information, selling points, and Associated Press rights. The text confirms locations at Schulte’s News Stand and Hotaling’s News Stand and mentions Broadway and Grand Central Station areas.
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Panenun
The
Commercial Tribune
New York City
Schults
Sixth Avenue
Forty-second Street
Second
Grand Central Station
Hotaling
Times
Forty-third
Broadway
Keep the Board Yet Preserve Its Mission
The Foreign Trade Association of the Cincinnati Chamber protests any abolition of the United States Shipping Board arguing it would weaken American industry. They urge Congress to preserve the board and its mission to build a strong American merchant marine through private contracts or public competition.
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Foreign Trade Association of the Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce
United States Shipping Board
Department of the Chamber
Congress
Commercial Tribune
Labi Declares Labor Wariness of Third Party Movements
The American Federation of Ibor condemns third party efforts like La Follette and others. It rejects aid to independent departures and urges personal suffrage choices over partisan lines. The stance emphasizes experience, warns against losing propositions, and favors backing labor allies while opposing labor enemies.
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American Federation of Ibor
United States
la la Follette
Labor
Association
False hope in cancer germ discovery fuels debate
The piece argues against premature claims of a cancer germ, noting rival German and English announcements may reflect simultaneous progress. It urges caution, warning that the American public should not be stirred by unfounded cures and that science must establish proven results before any bold claims.
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Royal Board of Health
Sciefce
Lest We Forget Our Own Personal Risk
Three states sent three victims each to a weekend of motor car fatalities including two grade crossing crashes that killed three family members each. The toll rises to fifteen deaths with many lesser injuries, urging action to improve safety. The American Federation of Labor says it will not back third party candidates as labor gains nothing from their support.
Italians to free 12000 prisoners by royal amnesty
Report cites royal pardon freeing 12 000 inmates in Italy with no murderers among them. A Ford story was not available but a Mustang reportedly outran one for three hours at ferry port in Michigan. Notes claim civilization advances in Africa as Bel gian Congo natives drink patent medicine.
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Italy
America
Ford
Ferry
Mich
Entomology Satire on Government Waste and Bug Proliferation
A reader poems critique mocks government overreach in pest control and wartime policies. It questions breeding insects for experiments and parodies public figures while tying to broader political debates. The piece references Henry Ford and Abd-el-Krim with satirical jabs.
New York Life and Death of Fame Seekers in the City
A 1925 McNaught Syndicate column notes New York honesty in pay as you go eateries and the small loss from dishonesty. It also sketches era credulity in credit, promise of publicity after death, radio lessons, a Central Park bridle path sighting, a pink pants rider, a Greenwich Village poet, and the public fascination with fame and poetry.
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New York
New
Manhattan
Mme. Bertholdi
Seventy-second Street
Central Park
Fifty Years Ago in Cincinnati Floods and Crimes Spur City News
Heavy rains sent the Ohio River high and flooded the landing while railroads repaired submerged roadbeds. George F. Crusoe, Fire Company No. 4 reel driver, died at 62 after years with volunteers. United States officials alleged a counterfeit money charge as part of a larger plot. United States detective J. Porter faced arrest for concealed weapons following a clash with revenue office staff. J. Schwer’s Vine street shop hid the proprietor's hanging body in a wardrobe. A thief fled with cigars from Joe Bates’s Vine street saloon, leaving behind his hat and a revolver after being chased by Patrolman Sussman.
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George F. Crusoe
Fire Company No. 4
Seventh Street
Sycamore
Department
Volunteers
Joe Bates
Vine Street
Fifth
Sussman
Dyer bound over in Cincinnati case From The Commercial Tribune
J E Dyer former secret service man bound over. Weather cloudy 62 to 69. Frank J Wade real estate broker died at his home Oswego NY born 184? came to city 1871. Elks held special services. Elizabeth Wunder died at 90 at Whitfield Avenue Clifton five of eleven children survived. Local canal case challenged by Attorney General Wade Ellis to force vacation of Miami and Erie Canal by electric mule lease claimed to have one year left. John M Pattison and William Jennings Bryan attended a banquet in Hamilton hosted by Edward H Jones Probate Court judge and Butler County Democratic executive member.
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J. E. Dyer
Secret Service
Cincinnati
The
Commercial Tribune
Frank J. Wade
Ludlow
Clifton Avenues
Oswego
N. Y
Elks
Wade Ellis
Miami and Erie Canal
John M. Pattison
William Jennings Bryan
Edward H. Jones
Butler County
Democratic Executive Committee
Hamiltton
Park Superintendent Critchell Opposes Hunt Street Gym Plan
Park Superintendent Critchell inspected a brick building left at Hunt Street Athletic Park and declared it unfit to serve as a gymnasium for youngsters, countering local plans. Weather reports cloudy skies with temperatures from 67 to 82 degrees.
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Critchell
Hunt Street
Warning Parents of Dangers From Objects in Children’s Throats
Dr Reed urges vigilance after a four year old suffocated after swallowing a large head. The piece lists common choking items and stresses not letting babies mouth nonfood objects. It advises immediate back blows and chest pressure, then X rays and a laryngologist if needed.
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Philadelphia
King Feature Synd., Inc
Decatur Training Bainbridge in a Sunrise Duel
A narrative from Adventure Magazine recounts Stephen Decatur arranging a duel for Midshipman Joseph Bainbridge with Sir Alexander Ball’s secretary in Malta in 1803. Bainbridge, trained by Decatur, fires first and kills the secretary, underscoring naval honor codes in the era.
Human Pillars of Japan Revealed at Imperial Palace Tower
From Tokyo's Imperial Palace a buried history emerges. Workmen uncover eight human pillars under the Niju-bashi tower, each skeleton placed six feet apart with copper coins nearby. The eight were buried alive to protect the tower, a ritual tied to ancient superstition and royal protection. The remains' identities remain unknown.
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Mock Joya
New York World News Service
Tokyo
Imperial Palace
Japan
Gambling Trust Sets France Casino Loot Paths
The Gambling Trust, led by Cornuche, Henri Letellier, and Andre, divides French resort control including La Baule, Deauville, Dieppe, and St. Chile, aiming to funnel winnings from American tourists. Andre backs La Baule while Letellier favors Cha monix, with Palm Beach style aims and American influence expanding across France along with new air travel and cross Atlantic plans.
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New York World News Service
Paris
Cornuche
Henri Letellier
Cannes
Deauville
Andre
Cornuche J
la Baule
Saint Nazaire
Loire
André
Baule
Gambling Trust
Trust
Letellier
Chamonix
Dieppe
St. Chile
Biarritz
Florida
The Pleasantsest Room and the Kitchenette Trend
The Ohio State Journal notes the kitchenette craze is waning as real kitchens return. Builders report space is now valued, and rooms large enough for movement, a breakfast table, and flowers become preferred for practical and social use.
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Ohio State Journal
Questions and Answers from Yesterday’s Paper
A quiz page lists ten current questions with topics ranging from sea routes to India, Lincoln’s meaning, Great Lakes law, early explorers, Rome, Cuba, the Koran, continents’ shops, Swiss independence, and a monarch titled “The King of some.” It also offers ten trivia answers including Garfield’s birthplace, 1907 Oklahoma statehood, Suez Canal date, De Lesseps, Elizabeth I, Raleigh, Ettal monks, Jenny Lind, Lord of the Admiralty, and Dixie origin.
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India
Europe
Lincoln
United States Supreme Court
High Seas
Great Lakes
Rhine
Cuba
Switzerland
Garfield
Orange
Ohio
Oklahoma
Suez Canal
Ferdinand de Lesseps
Queen Elizabeth
Queen Mary
Bloody Mary
Sir Walter Raleigh
Ettal
Jenny Lind
Admiralty
Dixie
Mason and Dixon Line
Press Publishing Co
Bobolink Song From Eastview Meadows Attracts Observers
Scoutmaster Fred E. Peters reports rare bobolink music along the Nepperhan River in Eastview. Carol Stryker leads a bird club from New Corplane with Staten Island Museum observers watching the gaudy summer male. The migratory songbird travels from Labrador to Mexico and returns via New York.
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Eastview
N. Y
Nepperham River
Fred E. Peters
Boy Scouts
Tarrytown
Carol Stryker
Staten Island Museum
New Corplane
Richmond Road
America
Labrador
Mexico
Great Antilles
Nuttall
New York
Middle States
South America
Massachusetts
New Jersey
J. Otis Swift
Odd Facts From Around the World
The Lutheran Cathedral in Reykjavik Iceland with 12000 members is the largest Protestant congregation. Fez lies inland about 120 miles south of Tangier opposite Gibraltar. The finest races are worth more than their weight in gold. Morocco’s area rivals Colorado and Nevada combined and its population is about 5 million. The United States now leads in making plate glass.
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Reykjavik
Iceland
Fez
Morocco
Tangier
Gibraltar
Colorado
Nevada
United States
Kitchenette culture and the homey central kitchen
An informal snack appeals as the tastiest item while the kitchenette is described as a hard business like space lacking soul. The kitchen is portrayed as the center of housekeeping and the most attractive place in the home, with the kitchenette missing the homey charm.
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