Historic Cincinnati Daily: Commercial Tribune 1919 Front Matter
The Commercial Tribune 1919 issue details publication facts including date June 1 1919 price 2 cents daily Sunday one cent and offices distributed in Cincinnati and major bureaus in Covington Newport New York London Washington Chicago. This notice lists editorial policy and AP association rights.
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Cincinnati
Commercial Tribune Publishing Company
Walnut Street
Government Place
Ohio
Covington
Simrall
Madison Avenue
Sou - Newport
York Street
Colain
New York
West Seventy-second Street
Columbus
London
Trafalgar Building
Trafalgar Square
Washington
Munsey
Chicago
Steger
Conserving the Child by Adult Comradeship in Cincinnati
The Big Brothers and Big Sisters movement in Cincinnati reviews its work with boys and girls, highlighting debates on juvenile delinquency and cures. Jewish social work, via the Big Brother network, shows strong impact with low Jewish youth in public correctional facilities, while centralization and renewed worker exchange drive nationwide progress.
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Cincinnati
Big Brothers
Big Sisters
Continuance of an Ancient Controversy About Juvenile Justice
Judge Charles W Hoffman advocates social service methods over punishment in juvenile and adult reform. Talley of New York defends corporal punishment and old discipline in homes schools and courts. The piece surveys ongoing debate and praises Big Brothers as a positive path forward.
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Charles W. Hoffman
Hamilton County Court of Domestic Relations
Talley
New York
Hoffman
New York Telegram
Feeble-Minded Delinquency Sparks Big Brothers Convention
Judge Hoffman urges segregation for life of feeble minded youths, arguing such individuals cause juvenile irresponsibility. The piece notes Ohio General Assembly funding for another farm institute to segregate the feeble minded and suggests Cincinnati's Boys and Girls Opportunity Farms as the state facility model. It discusses costs of running the farms and bond interest.
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Hoffman
Ohio
General Assembly
Hamilton County
Cincinnati
New York Watches Cincinnati and other dry spots
New York observes how Cincinnati plans for a dry era with potential bootlegging loopholes and display of liquor behind bars. The piece notes Memphis soft drink plants fermenting to create alcohol and how Southern states regulate cider and cordial production, while New York venues persist with high priced cocktails as thousands flock for a final June before the dry law.
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New York
Cincinnati
Municipal
Ohio
Broadway
Memphis
South
Narcotic Commission
Department of Justice
Alabama
Georgia
Atlanta
de Luxier
Healy’s
Cafe de Paris
Little Club
Reisenweber’s
Red Ink Palaces
Gil Boag
Roadway
The Heavens in June Here and now the night sky blooms
The article extols June nights with a nine o clock sky map showing Jupiter Venus Saturn and faint Neptune visible with telescope The text compares Regulus Capella Pollux Arcturus Sirius and Antares noting brightness color and relative light years Arcturus light travels 100 years Capella Arcturus emit power and distance differences are explained for stargazers
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James Russell Lowell
Neptune
Jupiter
Venus
Leo
Regulus
Saturn
Capella
Auriga
Pollux
Star Groups and Magnitude Shape our Sky This Season
The text maps bright star groups in the regions Virgo Aquila Lyra Cygnus and Scorpius plus notes on magnitude color and distance. It explains that apparent brightness mixes true luminosity and distance and that color spectrum ties to temperature while constellations are common human groupings rather than physical unions.
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Leo
Notes From Noahs Logbook and Jokes of the Day
A humorous collage from Bob Newhall including absurd legal quips and vaudeville snippets. Items reference an Illinois attorney general ruling about a pup becoming a dog, divorce plea dismissals, assorted vaudeville and stage show mentions, and light anti crowding jokes. The tone mirrors a late 19th or early 20th century newspaper humor page.
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Illinois
The Laugh Pages of a Busy Night
A collage of humorous captions and cartoons notes from a newspaper page. Jokes involve foibles from Irish wit to cartoon cap stands and fashion jokes about backless gowns. A playful exchange ends with a pun on buzzard and hussy.
Child misattribution sparks school recital improvised verse
A pupil named Ignatz Hoppenfodder recited a misattributed verse claiming it was written by Longfellow during an afternoon program of the works of the poet. The improvised lines include a boast about cheating, a punch, and a mock pistol shot leading to a death implication amid the playful setting.
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Ignatz Hoppenfodder
Longfellow
Fifty Years Ago in Cincinnati Sports and Society
Cloudy sultry forecasts as Cincinnati Red Stockings lodge at Gibson House before Eastern tour. Funds tight yet George Ellard extends credit for bats and uniforms, with travel paid from gate receipts. News covers marriages, resignations, local club news, and minor incidents in Cincinnati and surrounding areas.
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Cincinnati Red Stockings
Gibson House
al. G. Corre
George B. Ellard
Yellow Springs
A. B. Champion
Boston
Mass
Lafayette
Ind
Preumonia
Abagail Hickenflooper
Andrew Hickenlooper
Joel C. Green
Hospital of the Good Samaritan
Father Shaw
James Connelly
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Maggie Dailey
Marion Swallow
Dayton
Lida M. Eaton
York Street
M. E
W. W. Ramsey
Sharonville
H. Stokes
Jacob Ferris
Columbus
Martha M. Barrow
William Barrow
Antioch College Club
Red Stockings
Antioch
Mansfield
Joyce
Peter H. Clark
Thomas N
Liverpool
Thomas E. Knox
George Peterson
Robert Scott
William H. Parham
German Pioneer Association
Augustus Moore
H. Hemmelgarns
F. X. Dengler
George Klotter
William Pfau
John Bast
Michael Goepper
George Winterhaltes
A. Weigenacker
Association
George Wright
Cincinnatis
George Schleich
Covington
Ohio Rive School Board
Newport
John Haggerty
Europe
M. W. Lodwick
A._.L. Mowry
McFarland Street
Plum Street
Messerole
Miami Canal
NEW BOOKS ON WORLD AFFAIRS AND THEODORE ROOSEVELT
A 75 cent volume Fighting for a New World by Charles W Dabney offers essays on today and tomorrow with titles like A Better Era True Preparedness and Fighting for a New World. Great Heart Theodore Roosevelt by Niel McIntyre priced 1 3 and profiles Roosevelt as hunter naturalist rancher rough rider explorer police commissioner citizen statesman and president.
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Charles W. Dabney
University of Cincinnati
Theodore Roosevelt
Niel McIntyre
William E. Rudge
Roosevelt
Wild Husbands I Have Met by Helen Rowland
A humorous portrait of the energetic domestic cyclone husband. The wife endures perpetual vigilance while he zips through evenings in a frenzy of dinners shows and errands, ending with a cheery goodbye as he rushes out the door.
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Kansas
Smith
John
Scott
Dearie
Angelina
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Earth
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Bob Newhall
Vadeville
Jinks
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Willie
O. K
Epistol
Collier
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Magruder
Pike’s Music Hall
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Carlotta
Chamber of Commerce
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Hugh McBirney
L. C. Hopkins
W. C. Neff
Robert Mitchell
Wood
Emerson
van Cleve
McKeown
Eugene Goodridge
Poland
East Fourth Street
Abraham Palmer
George Eustis
Charles C. Kohl
George H. Shotwell
Hopkins Street
Cutter and Linn
Hunt
Vine Street
Thomas G. Morrow& Co
West End
West Eighth Street
Parepa-Rosa
Pike's Music Hall
Umier
D. DeVivo
Py J. Nordblom
Sig. . Ferranti
Barytone
J. I. Rudolphsen
Carl’ Ie
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