The Commercial Tribune December 26 1925 front page note
The Commercial Tribune issues a standard front page notice with publishing details in Cincinnati Ohio. It lists the publisher Harry W Brown and distribution spots in New York City. It notes Associated Press credit and price information for daily and Sunday copies.
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Commercial Tribune Publishing Company
Commercial Square
Broadway
Cincinnati
Ohio
Harry W. Brown
Commercial Tribune
New York City
Schultz
Sixth Avenue
Forty-second Street
Nd Central
Hotaling
Times Building
Forty-third and
Associated Press
Reading Plans for Gibbon and The Golden Bough
The narrator admits many unread books crowd shelves including Gibbon and The Golden Bough. He doubts time and energy for deep study yet hopes to listen to a broadcast of Gibbon’s Roman Empire analysis, intending to absorb its lessons before reaching a century.
Western City Posts Reward For Bandit
A Western city offers a reward of ten thousand dollars for a bandit. Several Eastern cities reckon a hundred dollars could be enough to secure the capture or information leading to his arrest.
Seeking Order in the Midst of Chaos Prohibition Debate Echoes
The article argues that five years after the Eighteenth Amendment, prohibition remains fiercely contested. It calls for a measured, common sense approach amid Congress, churches, scientists, and temperance groups debating enforcement and constitutional limits. It urges restraint and unity to restore order and preserve democracy.
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Congress
America
Rubber Prices Stir Britain and U S Trade Tensions
The piece reports Britain’s upset over American requests to curb raw rubber prices amid wartime controls. Secretary Hoover urges domestic industry to cut use and accept substitutes to restrain costs, while Congress considers probing alleged British price manipulation. Britain rebukes the accusation as unfounded while noting high raw rubber prices affect US trade.
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Hoover
Great Britain
Congress
Hacach Howbert
Lhis
The Rift Within the Lute
A reflective commentary on municipal leadership and factional disputes in Cincinnati during 1926 27. The piece muses on the shift from council to mayor council, public service versus personal power, and the hope for harmony among six contenders amid broad social references.
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Order of Things
Cincinnati
Florida dining car meals shape workers' views
Report notes residents adapt to food in Florida by eating in dining cars during travel. Observers say coal miners and operators drift toward unity, yet the underlying issue remains that both sides are already together in the dispute.
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Florida
Voodoo Doctors and Prohibition Echo in Harlem Scene
In Harlem New York about twenty voodoo practitioners thrive on superstition with offices in cellars and on Lenox avenue. Names like High Ike and Dusty Golightly appear alongside tales of talismans and love spells. Prohibition shifts nightlife from public speakeasies to private apartments as bootleggers decline and reform.
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New York
Harlem
Lenox Avenue
Macon Moe
High Ike
the Conqueror
New Moon Abe
Dusty Golightly
Wall Street
Christmas charity scenes mark fifty years in Cincinnati
A Cincinnati chronicle from fifty years ago recounts Union Bethel serving 3240 people with meals and gifts, Workhouse inmates hearing speakers, and Christmas trees at the Refuge and other institutions. Sheriff Springmeister fed county prisoners. orphan and minstrel events drew crowds. social clubs held dances, and a city riot alarm ended with a fist fight involving Councilman Gardner.
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Union Bethel
Noyes
Charles Miller
H. Thane Miller
J. L. Sargent
E. Chamberlain
Longview Asylum
Springmeier
Union
Hopkins Hall
Pearl
Martin
Jake Gardner
Charles
Jake Fricker
103 Year Old Gottlieb Grauel Becomes Local Star
Twenty years ago in Cincinnati Gottlieb Grauel reached 103 and drew attention in the Altenheim after a long life with little public notice. Also noted are Judge Lueders handing out 55 Christmas presents in Police Court and the Italian Business Men's Club receiving a silk flag for earthquake relief with strong local donations. Weather ends with cloudy to clear and temperatures from 21 to 40.
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Gottlib Grauel
Gottlieb
Altenheim
Lueders
New York
Over-Exercise and Mental Health of School Children
A 1925 King Feature Syndicate article discusses how excessive play can fatigue children and harm both physical health and mental aptitude. It explores causes such as constipation poor digestion recent illnesses and dental issues, and urges rest after illness to prevent heart strain and toxicity.
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Dr. Teed
Chivalry Survives in Italian Bootblack Rescue on Street
A well dressed young girl is cornered by vehicles at an uptown crossing when an Italian bootblack intervenes. He shields her and guides her to safety without accepting payment, joking that she may give him a kiss as thanks. The scene is likened to old knightly gallantry. Copyright 1925 by Presa Publishing Co.
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King of Terrors
Bootblack
sBurke
Burke
Presa Publishing Co
Women Pursue Youth as Time Takes Its Toll
A Boston Transcript remark notes that some women age early in the pursuit of youthful appearance, reflecting social pressures and fashion trends of the era.
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The
Boston Transcript
German Toy Industry Revival Faces War Repercussions
German toy centers like Nuremberg Halle and Sonneberg still export to the world while Germany protects a fledgling industry after wartime bans. Many families rely on toy work though pay is low and winters harsh. Japan's cheap toys threaten German sales as Made in Nippon replaces Made in Germany.
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United States
Congress
Nuremberg
Ton
Brandenburg
Walthershausen
Harz
Wiz
Black Forest
Bavarian Alps
Oberammergau
Erz
Ore
Halbach
New York
Bethlehem
Joseph
Sonnenberg
Harz Mountains
Africa
Sonneberg
Bohemia
Japan
America
Nippon
Press Publishing Co
Supayalat the Burmese Queen Celebrated by Kipling Poem
London reports the death and immortality of Supayalat the Burmese queen, celebrated in Kipling’s Bar rack Room Ballads. The piece recalls Supayalat’s public image as a bright, flirtatious figure and contrasts her fame with the real queen’s historic fall and exile. It notes Thibaw’s 1885 deposition, Ratnagiri exile, and Supayalat’s later life, ending with her death and enduring legend.
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F. L. Minnigerode
New York Times
London
Supayalat
Gunga Din
Danny Deever
Kipling
Rangoon
Burma
Moulmein
Thibaw
Supi-yaw-lat
Mandalay
Ang
Davy Jones
Supiyawlat
Mindon Min
Whibaw
Sir Harry Prendergast
Prendergast
Ratnagiri
Kolkan
Western India
Queen Supayalat
General Council of Burmese Associations
Rangooh
Words of Wise Men Reflecting on Truth and Teaching
A collection of aphorisms on reading between lines, teaching by shared principle, vanity and tenderness, exploration by wonder, commitment, time as record, and the humanity found in a blush. Notable sayings attributed to Alcott Bergson Elliot Emerson Ovid Young.
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Bergson
Today’s anniversaries recap key historical events
Chronology notes major events from 1746 Washingtons surprise to 1924 California oil depth. Highlights include the 1862 Mankato Sioux executions, 1923 Dunning hospital fire, 1924 California Athen field depth, plus earlier acts in New Jersey, England, Baltimore, Francisco, and Washington territory.
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Washington
Minn
Illinois State Hospital For
Dunning
Athen Field
California
Birth anniversaries of notable figures dated today
Hon George H Boivin born at Granby Quebec forty three years ago today. William D Stephens born at Eaton C fifty six years ago today. Walter P Stacy born at Ansonville NC forty one years ago today. Norman Angell born in England fifty one years ago today. Young Stribling born at Bainbridge Georgia twenty one years ago today.
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George H. Boivin
Customs and Excise
Dominion Cabinet
Granby
Quebec
William D. Stephens
California
Eaton
Walter P. Stacy
North Carolina
Ansonville
N. C
Norman Angell
England
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