Commercial Tribune 1925 Cincinnati edition notice
The Commercial Tribune published daily in Cincinnati Ohio announces edition details and sale outlets in New York City Schultz News Stand Forty-second Street and at Hotaling's News Stand Times Building Forty-third and Broadway with Associated Press affiliation and republication rights.
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Corercd
Tribune Publishing Company
410 Commercial
Broadway
Cincinnati
Ohio
Harry “W. Brown
Commercial Tribune
New York City
Schultz
8 Avenue
Forty-second Street
Central Station
Hotaling
Times
Forty-third
Associated Press
Prophecy of Northcliffe Seen Coming True in World Conflicts
The article argues a Northcliffe prediction is unfolding as clashes rise from Morocco to the Near East. It notes Mohammedan majority regions, rising unrest, and French Syrian clashes with native tribes. England moves troops to Palestine, fearing a Near East revolt spreading to Egypt and India.
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Lord Northcliffe
England
Morocco
Syria
London
Near East
Egypt
India
China
Philippines
Palestine
Aerial Transport Poised To Back Hallmark Air Routes
The article argues major finance backs a New York to Tokyo air line with Hoover and Morgan backing the plan. It notes Henry Ford buys an airplane plant and aims to run freight service while acknowledging rails remain essential. It portrays commercial aviation as an age of progress with vast development potential.
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America
New York
Tokyo
Herbert Hoover
President Coolidge
J. Pierpont Morgan
Henry Ford
Ford
Civica Surrender and Crime Invasion Debate
The passage argues crime rises amid national contention over causes and cures. It notes blame on police, prosecutors, courts, and public apathy, blaming lax official practices, selfish rights, and weak civic ethics for the growth of crime.
Right Hand Mentioned in Commissioner Haynes Duties
The piece notes Assistant Secretary Andrews calls Commissioner Haynes his right hand while questioning secrecy in the reshuffling of regional district duties. It reflects on the practical usefulness of a right hand in official service and the potential wisdom of keeping actions discreet.
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Haynes
Andrews
Treasury
Mer
City trash volume rises amid odor and waste
Cincinnati garbage collectors complain about heavier loads cluttering the city center, describing streets as resembling an Oriental pesthole. Meat packers argue a bride should learn meat selection, claiming it proves she can select meals for life.
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Cincinnati
Broadway Rename Proposal Sparks Street Name Debate
The suggestion to rename the Broadway stretch from Fifth to Eighth streets to Deepway or Bumpway reflects local concerns over road conditions and traffic flow in the area. Citizens weigh naming options amid discussions of safety and clarity for drivers and pedestrians.
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Broadway
Fifth Street
Eighth Street
Ford Seeks Fool-Proof Airplane to Spare Peace Ventures
Ford aims to secure a guaranteed failure safe airplane design, signaling he will avoid future peace expeditions. The move suggests a strategic shift away from backing international peacemaking missions and reflects caution in future diplomacy.
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Ford
Justifiable Assault and Odd Fashion Rants Highlight News
A fragment from a wild column mix mocks curly hair trends and bald jokes while ranting on social mores. It also references Buckner of New York and shifts to European views of Uncle Sam as a Shylock. The brief ends with a stray note on a “First Aid” incubator as a mother’s helper.
Diary of a Modern Pepys and Broadway’s Crooks
A New York diary entry describes a heat day visiting shops for wedding gifts and a pile of auto graphed books. It recounts hat check business on Broadway, the crook who works alone, and a benevolent police force aiding strangers while a vivid Broadway life unfolds with performers and a private tragedy.
First Professional Baseball Game in Cincinnati 1875
Fifty years ago in Cincinnati the city hosted its first organized professional baseball game, with Chicago and Cincinnati players. the local team won 13 to 5 on a flooded field near the stockyards. Also noted: street politics around Bill James, a fatal steamboat accident near Huntington, a new organ dedication at Columbia Congregational Church, and Abraham Pareira turning himself in at Louisville.
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Cincinnati
Chicago
Cincinati
Ludlows
Bill James
Cutter Street
John
Nobbie” Larkin
James
Columbia Congregational Church
Prof
A. Nembach
Abraham Pareira
Fifth Street
Louisville
Towboat My Choice Arrives In Cincinnati History Feature
Reading from the files of The Commercial Tribune, a twenty year old note recalls the towboat My Choice arriving in Cincinnati. The page also mentions heat incidents in Newport and a fatal river skiff accident near Ingalls Avenue. Notable figures Nick Roberts and Roy Nichols are linked to local events and humor. Weather reports note clear skies with temperatures around 60s to 90s.
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Cincinnatimercial Tribune
Ohio River
James Kent
Ingalls Avenue
Prevention and First Aid in Dizziness
Dr Reed explains dizziness as a symptom of underlying conditions and urges elimination of poisons from the body. He advises bowels, skin, kidneys, and lungs to function well and cautions against alcohol. First aid for acute dizziness includes lying down, drinking tepid water with salt or mustard, then a laxative, hot water bottle on the stomach, and seeking medical advice if seizures recur.
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King Feature Synd., Inc
Myth and Magic Foretold Destruction of the Jews
Reading from Josephus, a lowborn Jew at the Feast of Tabernacles prophesies doom for Jerusalem and the Temple. Despite mockery and punishment, he repeats warnings as siege approaches, ending with a fatal fall from a battlement. Copyright 1925 Press Publishing Co.
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Josephus
Ananias
Tabernacles
Jerusalem
Temple
By Press Publishing Co
Press “Publishing Co
Proverbial Advice on Virtue and Temper
A collection of maxims on conduct and social wit. Observations include the value of temper in possessions, the futility of disputes, and the idea that practice improves both virtues and vices.Witty remarks touch on women, happiness, worry, and juggling many tasks to avoid scorched outcomes.
New York Ends Baby Farm Boarding Soon Licenses Limited
New York City will license only mothers allowed to board one to six children at home with the Health Department oversight. Most boardings are short, kept for a week or two, and the program aims to provide individualized care. Foster mothers come from tenement districts and suburban areas, drawn by care and occasional payments, while regulations require monthly nurse visits and annual inspections to revoke permits for poor conditions.
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New York
Health Department
Metropolis
Jules L. Blumenthal
Bureau of Child Hygiene
Foundling Hospital
Beasty
Spector
Echo of a Kentucky Trial and Crittenden’s Speech
A narrative recalls a 19th century Kentucky courtroom scene in Lexington with John J. Crittenden pleading for a condemned man. The eloquent defense climaxes in a biblical Mercy speech about justice and mercy guiding humanity.
Notable U.S. Figures Linked to Centenarian Births
The text notes anniversaries of prominent figures including Joseph McKenna, Herbert Hoover, Paul Warburg, and Alexander Glazounoff. It cites birthplaces such as Hamburg and Léningad, with ages ranging from 41 to 82 years, and mentions John G. Price of a fraternal order.
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Joseph McKenna
Supreme Court of the United States
Philadelphia
Herbert C. Hoover
Coolidge
1St Branch
Paul M. Warburg
Advisory Council
The
Feders Reserve Board
Hamburg
Germany
Alexander Glazounoff
Léningad
John G. Price
Gragg
Elks
Canton
O. Y
Trivia QandA quiz from a historical newspaper
Answers preview tomorrow include world hair nets by nation China or India and Maria Theresa as Austrian sovereign. Matches leading exporters are the United States and Russia. Cathay is another name for China. Athens is founded by the legendary son of Zeus, and US judges serve for life. Bay of Biscay borders France and Spain. A musical tone needs at least 44 vibrations per second. An aneroid barometer means without air. Sir John Millais headed the Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood.
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Maria Theresa
Athens
Greece
United States
Bay of Biscay
John Millais
Ferdinand
Isabella
Spain
John Loudoun McAdam
China
England
Sandwich
Fourth Earl of Sandwich
Thomas Edison
Emile Berliner
John Knox
Presbyterian Church
Chesapeake Bay
Sumter
S.e
Press Publishing Co
Pebbles from Greenport Beach Like Milky Quartz Gems
A collector sends smooth milky quartz pebbles from Greenport on Long Island. The stones, formed in ancient seas and shaped by glacial activity, vary in form and sheen, embodying ages of the natural world in their frosted exteriors.
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Greenport
Long Island
Norews Service
iCoprtigh Y. World Press Pub. Co
Odd Facts and Historical Sports Snapshots
Odd Facts notes baseball rising in the Philippines and the Royal Cork Yacht Club tracing to 1720. It mentions Joseph Hislop as a golfer and Sweden’s former amateur champion, plus a 1926 Massachusetts vote on Sunday baseball and Forest Hills stadium seating for 20,000 spectators as the national tennis championships approach.
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Joseph Hislop
Operatingstar
Sweden
West Side
Forest Hills
L. L
Wimedon
Early football myths from Japan and imperial ties
The article notes football was adopted from China and spread in Japan by the mid Seventh Century. It highlights Emperor Toba II as an expert player who formed a palace club and suggests professionalism began with the Emperor and his court during a typhoon season, earning extras by teaching the sport.
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Japan
China
Toba II
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Bert Leslie
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Cincinnati Commercial
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Charles Melcher
Nick Roberts
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Roy Nichols
House of Refuge
Rhoderick McKenzie
Kilties
Zoo
Charles J. Kauffmann
Kauffmann Brewing Company
Campese
DR. Reed
MYTH
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Peta
Baby Farms
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New York Evening World
Thomas Bragg
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