Commercial Tribune subscription details and offices
Information about prepaid subscriptions by mail and carrier delivery for the Commercial Tribune, including daily and Sunday rates, foreign and domestic mail options, and list of branch and bureau offices in Walnut Hills Cincinnati Newport and Washington with delivery and address details.
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President Taft and tariff views clash in conference
An article argues the president rightly asserts his tariff stance despite district interests. It notes tariff reform promised by Republicans and praises Taft for clear leadership and urging party loyalty to fulfill campaign promises.
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Outlook for General Trade and Iron Industry
The article reviews the current business climate facing iron and steel, noting record activity in futures markets and heightened optimism among traders. It argues that profits in the sector are improving but remain insufficient to justify high stock valuations, with prices expected to rise only modestly as demand grows.
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Crop Outlook Promises Record U S Harvests
New York reports the outlook for a corn crop above three billion bushels, with wheat not far below last year’s output. Oats look strong, with a near banner crop expected. tariff developments add a note of optimism despite minor winter wheat deficits. No significant clouds loom on the horizon.
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Bayard Named New Leader of Delaware’s Democrats
The historical note recalls Thomas F. Bayard as a rising figure in Delaware politics and likens him to the elder Bayard, famed statesman, suggesting strong party prospects for the future.
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Unsteady The Mediterranean North Shore and Vesuvius
A fragment notes unstable northern Mediterranean coasts and a shaken Vesuvius. It questions potential disaster if the living volcano were to be unsettled, but offers no concrete events or dates.
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Guardian Suggested for Woman Seeking Ninth Divorce
A woman facing divorce from her ninth husband and plans to marry again is described as needing a guardian. The piece questions whether she should be given another chance.
Demand to Work Hard for Income Before Tax Law Changes
A warning urges immediate effort to build income now before states adopt the constitutional amendment increasing tax liability. The message stresses financial preparation and urgency for taxpayers facing upcoming changes.
President with Principle Guides Nation
A president guided by firm principles stands as essential for a nation. Mere schemes in a leader’s head offer no lasting value or direction.
St Louis Woman Injures Man With Baseball Bat
A St Louis woman involved in a confrontation injured a man using a baseball bat. Police described the incident as a serious assault case and investigated motives and circumstances surrounding the attack. The victim sought medical treatment for non fatal injuries.
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President Seeks Unity Beyond District Lines
A remark credits a president with vision beyond congressional borders while noting snakes are scarce in arid states. The brief highlights political unity themes and regional wildlife trivia.
Baseball stars and hard work in old city notes
The column compares baseball fame this generation with earlier articles and praises stars like Wagner and Donlin. It then highlights itinerant fruit and produce hucksters who work long hours, travel routes, handle cash sales, and accumulate modest profits, illustrating grit and cash-based trade.
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Millcreek Valley
Flattery and The Flatterer In A Chicago News Snippet
A poem excerpt notes flattery as a tonic for self conceit and mood, praising how praise smooths grumpiness and fuels optimism. It questions the flatterer’s sincerity while highlighting the ease of being flattered. The piece appears in the Chicago News.
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Weather Outlook and City News From July 17 1908
High pressure brings fair weather with a warm trend moving eastward from the west. Cincinnati records show temperatures from 68 to 83 degrees, with precipitation deficits and excesses noted since January 1 1909. Patrol reports include a petit larceny arrest, a burglary charge, and several violent incidents in Fairmount and Madisonville districts.
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Ocean Steamship Movements Across Major Ports
Shipping row lists arrivals and departures from New York Plymouth Naples Bremen Queenstown Cherbourg Leghorn Palermo Rotterdam Antwerp and more. Vessels include Amerika Bremen Pannonia Madona Helig Qlav Cin cinnati Minnehaha Cedric Noordam Zeeland and others with routes to Hamburg New York Liverpool Southampton and Antwerp.
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Clergy Leader Rev 8 F Gale Dies at 67 in Florida
The Rev 8 F Gale D D longtime superintendent of Congregation Home associations in Florida Georgia Alabama and North Carolina died late Friday night in Jacksonville aged 67. He was a Vermont native and served with distinction in the Union Army. Caroline Woodcock mother of Rt Rev C BE Woodcock bishop of Kentucky died yesterday at 88 in Plainville Connecticut. Lefferts Buck noted civil engineer died at Hastings on Hudson New York from apoplexy at 72.
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Fragmented obituary notices and marriage licenses list
A fragmented historical page lists names with conditions such as meningitis and tuberculosis, ages and addresses, plus a section of marriage licenses with multiple names, residences, and partial notes. The entries mix illnesses, infant conditions, and demographic details across many streets and cities.
School Garden Movement Gains Sage Foundation Support
The Russell Sage foundation buys land at Fairview Heights Yonkers to secure a seven year old school garden project. Miss Mary Butler and brother George Butler fund the effort with director Edward Mahoney steering the Yonkers garden as a model for 660 young farmers. Miss M L Greene from Sagevoyages visits Cincinnati and Avondale, praising orphanage and Douglass school efforts and home impact.
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M. L. Greene
Exposition plan to boost Cincinnati with Southern outreach
Business-minded railroad man urges Cincinnati to advertise opportunities in the South. He endorses a 1915 mammoth exposition and a broad Southern tour by a large committee to showcase the city’s vigor. He praises last fall festival and predicts strong Southern interest if a fall festival is voted in 1910.
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Pointed Inquiry on Tariff Laws Impact
GAM K. HUGHES questions whether the nation is advancing or declining amid tariff law debates. He asks if the country is marching toward betterment or reaching a zenith, expressing national anxiety about economic policy and progress.
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Indigestion and seating on a streetcar in a comic tale
A humorous anecdote recalls Hamlet and a man on a traction car who cannot decide whether to give up his seat. He reads a paper, smiles at a young woman, then props a strap for her to bang with before sitting again, illustrating social awkwardness and personal comfort.
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Sidelights on Politics in the Buckeye State
Ohio politics swirl around Cleveland traction referendum as Mayor Tom Johnson faces Republican rivals Hermian Baehr and Robert McKisson. The Tayler plan and former congressman Robert W. Taylor loom, while John J. Flynn drives east Ohio tensions and Feigenbaum fires debate over state appointments. Governor Harmon weighs municipal campaign impact ahead of primaries.
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End of World Forecast and Quirky Satire Spoofs
A column mocks doomsday predictions by Hillar Sanford of the Holy Ghost and Us, noting Sept 16 at 10 20 am as a forecast. Other quips mention summer visits, oil and butter byproducts, and dry versus wet railway towns in Bristol Tennessee to Abingdon Virginia, reflecting a local wire joke style.
Smart Tips For Men Fashion Notes
Four in hands should place pipe two inches below the notch. A scarf retainer should be fastened on both flaps and shirt front. Green dominates canes and walking sticks to match the color trend. Jewelry features finely ground opal bloodstone moonstone hues. Shirts trend plain bosoms with plaited bosoms in Russian whipcord.
Fashionable Hats and Gowns Create Picture Cameo
In Cincinnati the new fashion blends large hats with low-necked gowns to form a cameo-like silhouette, face and neck showcased against gowns and hats. Ready-made muslin slips for princess frocks require only minor alterations, and linen coats fit closer at the back, previewing fall lines.
Heart to Heart Poem of Longing and Union
Poem expresses deep romantic longing across distance. The speaker vows to fly to the beloved and rest within the heart. Imagery includes nightingales rain clouds rivers and seeds, all pledging eternal devotion and reunion through shared heart and soul.
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