Commercial Tribune front page note and masthead
The Commercial Tribune published in Cincinnati Ohio lists a December 1 1925 date with publisher Harry W. Brown and distribution details. It notes association with the Associated Press and vendors in New York City and at Grand Centre Station hoteling a news stand network. The paper price is shown as daily seven cents and Sunday seven cents.
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Commercial Tribune
Commercial Tribune Publishing Company
Commercial Square
Broadway
Cincinnati
Ohio
Harry W. Brown
Eeeeet
The
Cale
New York City
Schults
Sixth Avenue
Forty-second Street
Grand Centre Station
Hotaling
Times Building
Forty-third and
Associated Press
Eee
Emblem of Law Becomes Accessory to Crime
A local hold up used handcuffs to restrain victims, reversing the law enforcer image. The column decries this as a travesty and notes prior incidents where handcuffs aided thieves. It laments public criticism of police restraint and questions why officers rarely use bracelets.
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Billy
Hawke’s
Zoo
Orpheum
Althoff
McKibben
Sob
Public Opinion Divided On World Court Membership
The piece notes strong U S support for joining the World Court amid Senate hesitation. It contrasts House approval with Senate opposition and explains how shorter terms drive Representatives to heed home votes while Senators weigh broader considerations. Senator Tinkham's amendment to scrap the resolution is cited as a potential obstacle.
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United States
Harding
Coolidge
Senate
House
International Tribunal of Justice
Congress
Tinkham
Pinchot Ends Coal Strike After Sunday Conference
Governor Pinchot meets with Pennsylvania striking miners to present a plan for adjusting differences and restoring coal supply. The miners accept the gesture while operators remain outside the agreement, making the settlement seem safe and timely amid winter shortages.
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Pennsylvania
Pinchot
Paris Style Experts Declare Slim Women Doomed
Paris fashion analysts warn that restrictive flares in skirts will doom slim women. They predict the trend may push the temperament of the thin to risk fashion choices and alter public perception.
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Paris
Miners Split Over Pinchot Peace Plan Motives
Attitude among anthracite workers toward Governor Pinchot s peace plan suggests the strike is not the hard coal confrontation the public assumed. The miners show varied reactions indicating underlying tensions and differing goals within the labor movement.
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Pinchot
Senator Smoot and Modern Morals Referenced in Slang
A humorous sketch notes Senator Smoot of Utah and the Volstead act. It smiles at Prohibition era excess and hints the last two decades show loosened morals since the hitching post era. It links human weakness to success in medicine and wealth.
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Smoot
Utah
Senate
MORE TRUTH THAN POETRY BY JAMES J MONTAGUE
A 1925 poem contrasts a court summons server with a cinema star who slaps a rude court officer. The air of fame earns no thrill, and the man vows suit for the cuff. Interleaved lines remark on fame and wisdom amid political quips and reflections on war.
Aquarium sights and Nassau Street bustle in New York Life
The Aquarium draws visitors despite pickpocket risks while Battery Park offers views of Miss Liberty. Historic Castle Garden hosted Jenny Lind and Morse demonstrations, with notable figures passing through, as Nassau Street teems with shops and immigrant aid at the Rosary Mission.
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New York
Battery Park
Dobbin
Aquarium
Castle Garden
Jenny Lind
Morse
Lafayette
Jackson
Tyler
van Buren
Nassau Street
London
Nassau
State Street
the Battery
Our Lady of the Rosary
Bunner
Miss Liberty
McNaught Synd., Inc
Fifty Years Ago in Cincinnati Caledonian Dinner and Local News
The Cincinnati Caledonian Society held its annual dinner at the Gibson House with 120 covers. Notable items include the death of auctioneer Jacob Graff, a Dayton Street resident and Zealous Mason, and various transport and circus notes such as a Kentucky Central train collision near Paris, a trustee resignation from W W Scarborough, and zoo purchases at Bridgeport and New York arrivals including polar bears and exotic animals.
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Cincinnati Caledonian Society
Gibson House
William McAlpin
Thomas Gibson
Lawrence Maxwell
Jacob Graff
Cincinnati
Dayton Street
John J. Wright & Co
P. T. Barnum Circus
Bridgeport
Conn
Armin Tenner
Zoo
Klopstock
New York
Cincinnati Twenty Years Ago Fire Rescue and Local News
Twenty years ago in Cincinnati firemen rescued James Shaw janitor of the Twenty-fifth District School his daughter grandson and a domestic servant from the school roof after a fire in their living quarters. Also Big Four train collided with Chesapeake and Ohio empty cars near the Cincinnati Southern bridge injuring a brakeman. Conrad Kuster and Ame lia celebrated their golden wedding in Newport East Ninth street. Cincinnati Council Franchise Committee banqueted in Columbus after inspecting Ohio Fuel Supply Company fields. Stamina League campaign accusations fly with Roosevelt name usage. University of Cincinnati beat Kenyon 23 to 4 to join Ohio Big Six. Ed Adams starred. North Cincinnati Turnverein held annual contests. Weather clear to cloudy. 24-29 degrees.
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James Shaw
Twenty-fifth District
Diet and colons lavage in constipation treatment
An editorial discusses constipation causes and argues colon lavage does not cure underlying issues. It cites bad hygiene, improper diet, and intestinal displacement as core factors and warns against self treatment with high injections or washes. It notes lavage may aid treatment but risks include improper temperature, force, meds, or patient positioning.
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Reed
King Feature Synd., Inc
Dr Fosdick on Skepticism and Faith as Insight
The text presents Dr. Fosdick arguing that faith should function like scientific inquiry. He cites Ruskin and historical cases where scientific faith guided discovery before proofs emerged. Skeptics should pursue their inquiry to its logical end, accepting faith has driven humanity toward meaning and unity.
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Ruskin
Chang
Where Did You Get That Word Extinguish History
The piece traces extinguish from Latin extinguere via ex and stinguere to prick out. It notes travels through Spanish French and Italian before settling in English dictionaries as a fixed term.
Birthdays of U.S. Senators and notable figures
Today marks anniversaries for G. N. Williams Missouri senator born California Missouri fifty three years ago. Edward S. Edwards New Jersey senator born Jersey City years ago. George W. Wheeler Connecticut Supreme Court justice born Mississippi sixty five years ago. William T. Hornaday director of New York Zoological Park born Plainfield Indiana seventy one years ago.
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G. N. Williams
United States
Missouri
California
Edward S. Edwards
New Jersey
Nave
Jersey City
Rge W. Wheeler
Gure Ovene Court of
Connecticut
Miss
William T. Hornaday
Row York Zoological Park
Plainfield
Ind
Century Club exhibit recalls New York first families in art
Henry Tyrrell surveys a Century Club show of early American portraits led by Thomas B. Clarke. The display spotlights Livingstons, Van Cortlandts, Warrens, De Lanceys, and Stevensons with works by Malbone Wollaston Mare and Duyckinck, tracing colonial New York society and history.
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Henry Tyrrell
New York
Knickerbockers
Peter Warren
Greenwich Village
Stephen de Lancey
Fraunce’s Tavern
Broad Street
sGeneral
George Washington
Lady Warren
Stephen
Anne van Cortlandt de Lancey
Peter
Century Club
New Amsterdam
New York City
John Smibert
Edward G. Malbone
John Wollaston
Pieter Vanderlyn
Evert
Gerret Duyckinck
Henry Benbridge
Henri Couturier
Abraham Delaney
John Mare
William Delaney Read
John Watson
Gainsborough
Sargent
Laszlo
Bellows
Karl Kitchen
Thomas B. Clarke
National Academy of Design
Clarke
Union League Club
Livingstons
van Cortlandts
Warrens
de Lanceys
Stevensen
Gotham
Livingston
Newport
Livingston Manor
Kotzebue
Paris
Venus
Margaret Maria
Robert R Livingston
Mary Stevens Livingston
John Stevens
Continental Congress
Castle Point
Hoboken
Bluff
Wollaston
Philadelphia
South
al Smith
Robert Monckton
Governor Smith
Hylan
Walker
Stephanus van Cortlandt
Stephanus
Cortlandt
Evert Duyckinck S
Holland
Benbridge
James de Lancey
James de Lancy
Gerardus Duyckinck
Anne Heathcote
James de Lancey II
America
de Lancey. Party
Ser., Inc
Fans in China: Practical, decorative and deadly designs
A vivid description of how fans function in daily Chinese life from cooling and dust reduction to signaling and protection. The piece notes fan materials such as bamboo and sandalwood, colors like red, and types including map-bearing and dagger-holding designs, praising the elegance of Chinese fans and their cultural role.
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Fifth Avenue
Forty-second Street
New York
Peking
China
Newspaper Feat. Ser., Inc
Pattern to others guides city toward moderation
A Cicero quotation warns that a city is shaped by the licentious passions of great men and can be reformed only through their moderation, stressing collective moral influence over public conduct.
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Cicero
Nooks and Corners of History and Fame by Accident
The article argues great figures often reach fame by accident rather than foresight. It cites Shakespeare, Napoleon, Coleridge, and others as examples who found their genius or status unexpectedly, while many others never rise from obscurity. It reflects on hidden potential among the so called "mute inglorious Miltons" and unseen talents.
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Potosi
Xoise
Napoleon
Waterloo
Brienne
Europe
Samuel Taylor Coleridge
Wgold
By Press Publishing Co
Myth and Magic Behind Jack and Jill Moon Tale
A mythic link explains Jack and Jill nursery rhyme through Norse legends of Mani the Moon-ship and the waning moon. Hjuki Bil and their water pail are said to become the Juki and Jill names, with the rhyme reflecting lunar changes and ancient names, as discussed by S. Baring Gould.
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Jack and
Jill
Mani
Bil
Hjuki
Saégr
S. Baring Gould
Jack
Eddie Hjuki
Today’s anniversaries through history and notable births
A list of historical anniversaries shows Samuel Kirkland founder of Hamilton College born in 1741 and Napoleon aide Jerome Bonaparte made King of Westphalia in 1807. Other entries mark Alexander I death in 1825 and Queen Alexandra birth in 1844. Also listed are Samuel M. Ralston birth in 1857 and death in 1925, and Isid-Lieutenant Ama Lansdowne noted in Greenville Ohio with Shenandoah death in 1925.
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Samuel Kirkland
Hamilton College
Norwich
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Cincinnati Commercial
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William Thomas
Covington
W. W. Scarborough
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Big Four
Chesapeake & Ohio
Cincinnati Southern Bridge
Conrad Kuster
Amelia
East Ninth Street
Cincinnati Council
Chittenden
Columbus
Ohio, Fuel Supply Company
Mullen
Stamina League
Charles Herbert Jones
Regulars
Hollister
University of Cincinnati
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Ed Adams
North
DR. Fosdick
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