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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1925
Page
4
The Commercial Tribune reports its publication details for 1925 including establishment by The Commercial Trust Publishing Company in Cincinnati and distribution points in New York City. It notes Associated Press rights and sale locations, with date and price line for August 13 1925.
An extended commentary discusses alleged misconduct among Congress members, focusing on a Panama Canal trip and potential violations of prohibition. The piece questions legislative privilege versus public accountability, acknowledging possible exaggeration while warning the public that the image of Congressional conduct is troubling.
The Commercial Tribune presents interviews from jailed speakers to draw homely healthful philosophy from discipline. Readers may gain insight from one day in jail as several prisoners offer varied views on life behind bars and the potential lessons for the average person.
The Norwood primary battle stands out with sharp lines and intense local stakes. Voters turned out light elsewhere, but Norwood saw charged lines and a fighting spirit as factions clashed over candidates and aims. The piece urges civic engagement and effort in future elections.
A Cincinnati Automobile Club symposium on road hazards cites three main fault lines: careless crossing at railroads, drunken and rash driving, and vision defects. Speakers urge licensing tests and strict driver control to curb a million unsafe drivers and reduce public danger. Judge Eyrich resumes fault-driver lectures while political faiths and Mr Coolidge are noted in passing.
French reports accuse the Riffians of torturing captives by burning out their stomachs. The text also proposes enlisting American bootleggers' patrons to deceive them.
A brief 1920s style column by James 4 Montague mixes disarmament verse comparing animals to guns with satirical notes on wartime attitudes. It shifts to quotes on misunderstandings about Wilson and dollars, noting Treasury aims for durable currency and miners face steep costs.
Owing to a string of vignettes, the piece surveys mortality, courage, and change in 1920s New York. A young patient faces the end with cheer, a magazine editor dies, Parisian fashions and a fading chorus of songwriters are noted. It observes resilience amid affliction and urban life.
Fifty years ago in Cincinnati a mayoral dispute saw Mrs. G W Ross accuse Mayor Bugher of whipping her face while passing his rig on Spring Grove avenue. Marshal Bartley supported her claim that Ross mistook a friend for someone named Julia. Vandalism struck shop windows, a runaway horse injured two teachers near a church picnic, and a branch of the Political Social Workingmen's party formed with speakers from this city and New York. Andrew Duebel donated a South American Coachsometimes specimen to the Zoo as a new cage was built. Lieutenant Wersel and Officer Mechly chased a mad dog at Central avenue and Clinton, with Mechly succeeding. Weather: cloudy to fair, 65-78 degrees.
The Commercial Tribune recalls events from two decades ago. Lawrence Maxwell Jr. is noted as a major ABA speaker candidate at Narragansett Pier and a possible ABA president. A. stable boss attack endangers Robert Brashar. Edward Bradley dies after being struck by a drag in Baltimore, and a lightning strike shocks Mary Meyers in Glendale. Frank Krippner celebrates his forty seventh birthday with fifty guests. Catholic Knights of Ohio draw ten thousand members to Chester Park. P H Mahatke faces arrest for receiving a carload of apples from A F Davis. Weather: cloudy to rain with highs near 73.
Health column explains acidity signs in secretions and how to adjust habits. It advises balanced diet and careful bowel and kidney health, then suggests lemon juice with bicarbonate of soda in water after meals to reduce acidosis.
A compact overview of the Blarney Stone at Blarney Castle near Cork Ireland. It recounts legends of origin and guardians who claim a wit gift, noting the stone’s location and the humorous tests to kiss it while leaving room for personal belief.
Entries include DeWitt Clinton trial trip 1881 on Mohawk & Hudson rail line, 1839 Archbishop Corrigan born Newark and died New York City 1902, 1868 Peru Ecuador earthquake, 1890 Henry H. Markham GOP California governor candidate, 1892 miners riot in oe City Tennessee, 1898 Manila surrender to American forces, 1900 Collis Huntington death Adirondacks, 1914 Cristobal steamship transit Panama Canal. Plus quoted maxims on law and virtue.
The government studies paper and process to produce more durable one dollar bills. Researchers at the Bureau of Standards test linen cotton blends, beating, sizing, and new fibers like Manila hemp to improve currency durability and handling.
Today's birthday roundup includes Colonel Isaac R. Sherwood former Civil War veteran and congressman born in Stanford New York ninety years ago. Marquis of Cambridge elder brother of Queen Mary born in London fifty seven years ago. Alix Adler educator born in Germany seventy four years ago. James R. Sheffield US ambassador to Meni bern born in Iowa sixty? years ago. Mama Eames famed opera singer born in Shanghai fifty eight years ago.
A reader quiz from a historical paper lists ten questions about Literature, history and geography with tomorrow’s answer print. It also records yesterday’s answers including Taft as Chief Justice, Peary’s pole claims, Euripides’ era, and Baron Steuben’s role.
Rennie Pachet muses on the gods dead yet felt in mythic visions. In a dim woodland scene he imagines Pan the pipes and a faunlike head against green, while Diana and nymphs seemingly haunt moonlit glades, echoing an old world belief.
A compilation of aphorisms and quotes from Wendell Phillips Dryden Robertson Brooks Colton Chesterfield Emerson Shakespeare and Colton. The pieces discuss forgiveness talent judgment popularity and the impact of actions on character.
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