State Legislation in Forest Protection
A National Lumber Association survey notes 26 of 42 states enacted 71 forestry laws in 1925 aimed at forest perpetuation and fire protection. Michigan’s tax shift for reforestation is cited as radical, while California Minnesota Wisconsin pursue various constitutional and yield tax moves to encourage forestry and fund forest communities.
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Ohio
National Lumber Manufacturers’ Association
Michigan
Tees
County Treasuries
California
Minnesota
Wisconsin
The
Lumber Association
Alabama
Connecticut
Illinois
Indiana
Iowa
Kansas
Louisiana
Maine
Massachusetts
Mississippi
Nebraska
New Hampshire
New York
North Dakota
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
South Dakota
Vermont
Wyoming
Taking Clinic Thought of Child Needs
Experts tell what ails children as nerves rise from overdoing. Miss Mabel Skilton says many kids are undernourished and tired from play and lessons alike. She argues for balanced work and play, proper nutrition, and guided routines.
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Institute of Nutrition
Mabel Skilton
Miss Skilton
Push for New Bus Terminals Averts City Traffic Hazard
The Director of Motor Busses and the Director of Public Safety discussed moving forward from talk to action on adding bus terminals. Citizens seek safer streets in Iament Square and reductions in dangerous bus juggernaut speeds to protect lives and property.
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Motor Busses
Director of Public Safety
Public Safety
Iament Square
League of Nations Disarmament Parley and Dawes
The remark suggests that if the disarmament talks move Vice President Dawes to abandon his pipe trick it would convince the world that the league has real influence.
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League of Nations
Dawes
League
Fashion Ads Lose Allure for Modern Readers
A dated remark notes that even older audiences overlook hosiery advertisements as women's fashions evolve and readers show waning interest in traditional newspaper ads.
Professor Links Longevity To Talking To Pretty Girls
An Oxford University professor suggests that chatting up attractive women may aid lifespan though he omits a crucial unmarried qualifier. Police borrow tear bombs from Norwood force amid urgent push to crack down on a hotel gun user.
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Oxford
England
Norwood
Akron Man Acquitted Over Eclipse Mind Plea
An Akron Ohio man who shot his wife was acquitted on a plea claiming an eclipsed mind. The remark drew a sharp quip about minds eclipsed by the moon as context for the case.
Jazz amid symphonic range noted in critics view
Critics observe jazz stretching toward orchestral scope yet retain core jazz identity. Admirers acknowledge the fusion while insisting the essence remains jazz and not classical music.
Jungle Lullaby Reflects Evolutionary Swinging Babies
A reflection on baby development from ancient tree dwellers to modern parenting. The piece, credited to James J. Montague, blends verse with zoological whimsy about babies swinging among branches and the wind doing cradle work.
Unfair Theatres Roil Over New York Court Rules
The piece rails at theaters seeking injunctions against cheap competition in New York courts. It laments the compulsory education law limiting Congress pages and notes members exceeding age limits. It also mentions a newly discovered comet as the swiftest yet observed in the sidereal system.
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New York
Congress
Diary of a modern Pepys in New York Life
A 1925 column from McNaught Syndicate recounts New York scenes with a diarist's observations. It notes health fads in Long Island, curios on Forty-second Street, Zip the What isit! a freak exhibitor, and mixed attitudes toward supper clubs, crooners, and cheap amusements.
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Long Island
Zip
Forty-second Street
Diamond Jim Brady
Oald Murray
Barnum
Indiana
America
France
Germany
Eng
Fifty Years Ago in Cincinnati Chronicle of Local Events
Ephraim Morgan and others were appointed gaugers for the revenue district. The Mercantile Library office fight raged with a named nominating committee. City Clerk Rohner moved to end ballot tampering. County Commissioner races saw Hopper and Birnbaum seeking results. Ballots and judges were safeguarded before opening. Frank Frayne promoted a show at Wood's Theater and Edith debuted at the Grand. The Commercial reviewed Fannie Palmer in Edith noting nervousness. Keno raided in Reibel's saloon. Holland and others arrested. West Fifth street small dealing game seized. Davises netted. Weather cloudy to rainy 51-57 deg.
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Rohner
Messrs. Hopper and
Birnbaum
Frank Frayne
Wood
Fannie Palmer
Edith
Dick Holland
Reibel
Holland
Hudson
Davises
West Fifth Street
TWENTY YEARS AGO IN CINCINNATI
Recap of notable events from Cincinnati twenty years ago including Ernest Fries fearing US lives on the Isle of Pines over loans to take it over John Crosby Norris found dead in Silver Moon lodging house and affairs of local figures Fairchilds honored by the National Bill Posters Assoc Harmon seeking to disentangle Pere Marquette from Great Central lines explosions tear up Ninth and Vine manhole damage Thomey elected president of Cincinnati Saloon Keepers Association and Walter De Camp named Assistant City Solicitor Weather noted clear with temperatures 30 to 48 degrees.
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Ernest T. Fries
Cincinnati
Isle of Pines
Isle
John Crosby Norris
Silver Moon
Norris
Aurora
Ind
Poison in Gas Additives Prompts Health Alarm 1925
A new compound tetra ethyl lead used to prevent engine knock is linked to multiple deaths and insanity cases among manufacturers. Symptoms include insomnia, tremors, pale skin, weight loss, and gum lead lines. Experts warn early exposure is dangerous though treatable if detected promptly. Tomorrow: Don’t Give Your Child an Inferiority Complex.
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Dr. Heed
Eagle Eye of Science
King Feature Synd., Inc
Habits Not Prohibition Blamed for Lawlessness
Church talks reject prohibition as cause of crime. Dr. Herget cites habits, not laws, as the root of lawlessness and urges moral reform. Rev. Hoeck reflects on the Redeemer promise and the need to follow heavenly will for salvation.
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Herget
Ninth Street Baptist Church
John T. Herget
Memorial service honors Dr. George A. Thayer
Ministers rabbis and laymen paid tribute to Dr. George A. Thayer former pastor of the First Unitarian Congregational Church at a Cincinnati Woman's Club service. Rabbi Philipson Frank H. Nelson and Charles B. Wilby delivered memorial addresses. A memorial window plan was announced with Arthur H. Morse named chairman.
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George A. Thayer
First Unitarian Congregational Church
Reading Road
Linton Street
Cincinnati Woman’s Club
Oak Street
L. A. Ault
Nevin M. Fenneman
Levi Cale
David Phillipson
Gerrit .S. Sykes
Joseph Wilby
Rabbi Philipson
Dr. Nelson
Thayer
Waldene Johnston
Beatrice Moser
Christine Colley
Marjorie von Staden
Estelle Krippner Shearer
Arthur H. Morse
Dr. Thayer
Knights of Columbus Initiate 75 in Norwood
Seventy five candidates were initiated into the Norwood Council of the Knights of Columbus yesterday afternoon at the Elder Council Hall Woodburn and McMillan avenues. Charles Mayne State Deputy Ironton Ohio and his staff conducted the third degree ceremonies while Judge Edward M Hurley exemplified the second degree. A dinner in honor of the initiates was held last night at the Arms with toastmaster A Berens calling on Reverend Francis Varelmann the chaplain of the Norwood Council Charles Mayne C Frank Brele District Deputy and Judge Hurley.
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Charles Mayne
C. Frank bBrele
Hurley
Cavein victim Bramel dies after bridge work accident
J. W. Bramel a 57 year old farmer of Pt Pleasant Ohio died last night at Bethesda Hospital from internal injuries after a bank section fell on him while he worked on a bridge near his home Saturday Coroner Handley reported.
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Cavefin
J. W. Bramel
Pleasant, O
Bethesaa Hospital
Pramel
Handley
Jesus Sows Seed of Receptive Attitude at Essex Church
The Rev John Edwin Price preached at the First Universalist Church in Essex place on the Parable of the Sower. He urged spiritual receptivity beyond literal hearing and warned against hard hearts and worldly cares obstructing seed of truth. He urged cultivating minds to bear abundant living and fruits in Christ.
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First Universalist
Essex Place
John Edwin Price
Price
Mark
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Jesus Christ
Sermon on The Stewardship of Prayer at Oakley Church
Rev Fred Riley urged prayer as the ladder of life in his Oakley Methodist Church sermon. He said prayer keeps believers in communication with God and notes insincerity degrades prayer, stressing ongoing spiritual pursuit.
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Fred Riley
Oakley Methodist Church
Riley
God
Extra Masses at St Peter's Cathedral for Feast
In response to congestion six masses will be read for the Feast of the Immaculate Conception. An extra mass starts at 11 35 o clock with other services at 5 30 7 8 9 and 12 10 o clock tomorrow at St Peters Cathedral.
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St. _ .Peter’s Cathedral
St. Peter's Cathedral
Security pact with Russia next big European move
Paris reports a likely Eastern security pact involving Russia as nations fear disarmament without Moscow. Talks among England, France, and Czecho Slovakia consider a conference to bring Russia back into Europe’s security framework, with potential members including Finland Estonia Latvia Poland and Romania.
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Russia
Moscow
Arno Dosch-Fleurot
New York World
News Service
Paris
Rhine
Germany
League of Nations
Chamberlain
England
Briand
France
Benes
Czecho-Slovakia
World News Service
Tchitcherin
M. Briand
London
M. Tchitcherin
Europe
Rhineland
Eocarne
Finland
Esthenia
Latvia
Poland
Rumania
Hungary
Jugo- Slavia
Locarno
Bessarabia
Alsace-Lorraine
Eupen
Malmedy
N. Y
N. Y. World News Service
N. Y. World) Press Pub. Co
Labor Scores Victory in Jewish Election
In Palestine the Jewish National Assembly election drew about half of qualified voters, despite Orthodox abstention over women’s suffrage. Labor and moderate Socialists led with strong support, while extremist rabbis organized pickets and minor clashes occurred at Jerusalem polling places.
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Gershon Agronsky
New York World News Service
Jerusalem
Palestine
Jewish National Assembly
Anithem
N. W
Kipling Shows Improvement Amid Pneumonia Judgement
Kipling spent a good night in Burwash England as improvement notes in his condition continue. Physicians including Lord Dawson remain watchful of lingering pneumonic areas in the bronchi but express confidence in his ultimate recovery.
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Kipling
Associated Press
Burwash
England
Rudyard Kipling
Lord Dawson
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