Commercial Tribune notices and bureau addresses 1922
The Commercial Tribune lists delivery and subscription rates for daily and Sunday issues, including international pricing. It notes office locations in Cincinnati Covington Newport London Washington New York Chicago and provides contact points for newsboys and reading rooms.
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Walnut Hilus
East
McMillan Street
Covington
Scott Street
Newport
York Street
London
Trafalgar Building
Trafalgar Square
Washington
Munsey
New York
Fifth Avenue
Chicago
NO SANITARY KISS RILES NORTHWESTERN STUDENTS
An almost unanimous Northwestern senior class denounces the sterilized kiss as punk and unromantic. The piece defends old fashioned kissing and mocks formaldehyde disinfectants, arguing even a caloric kiss is the only safe, natural option.
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Northwestern University
Meuthenasia
Swinburne
Tristan and Isolde
Tristan
Iseult
Whittier’s Barbara Fritchie sparks enduring patriotism
In a historical essay, the writer questions the legend of Barbara Fritchie and Stonewall Jackson at Frederick. The piece asserts the real Barbara Fritchie was bedridden, while the poem’s romance inspired national imagination and patriotism, defining poetry as a gift of imagination.
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Maryland
Whittier
Barbara Fritchie
Jackson
Frederick
Barbara
God bless the man who invented the holiday
A reflection on leisure and holidays arguing that people need rest and pleasure. The essay credits holidays with societal value, contrasts economics and philanthropy, and questions excessive seriousness while praising enjoyment and humane recreation.
Heroism Across The Atlantic And Local Sacrifices
A tribute to selfless bravery honors the richest man in America who gave his life to save others at sea and recalls Cincinnati heroes who perished in efforts to aid strangers. The piece salutes firefighters Salvation Army workers and others who sacrificed lives for strangers in peril.
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Atlantic
America
Lick Run Valley
Cincinnati
Salvation Army
Garfield
Notes and Comment by J H Campbell
A columnist ridicules shallow cook columns and overreliance on experts. He notes pea soup recipe flaws and the value of overalls in trade. He jokes about germs in schmierkase and a Parisian ear- cudgel for crime detection, urging the Cincinnati board of health to act.
Miss Myra Reynolds to Speak at Glendale Commencement
Miss Myra Reynolds of Chicago University will deliver the commencement address at Glendale today on The Attitude of English Poetry Toward the Common People. A luncheon will follow the talk.
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Myra Reynolds
Chicago University
Glendale
Woman Taxpayers League to Meet at Gibson House
The Woman's Taxpayers' League will hold its regular meeting this afternoon at 2 30 o clock at the Gibson house with Mrs Von Walden presiding.
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Woman Taxpayers’ League
Woman's Taxpayers’ League
Gibson House
Press Committee Meets for Woman's Suffrage Action
The press committee of the Woman's Suffrage party will meet Saturday morning at 11 o'clock in the committee room of the Union Trust building.
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Woman’s Suffrage
Woman's Suffrage Party
Union Trust Building
Federated Clubs of Portland Welcome San Francisco Delegates
Oregon club women keep headquarters at Hotel Portland from July 7 to 12 1912 to greet returning delegates from the San Francisco biennial and show them city sights. The Ways and Means Committee of Federated Clubs plans activities in preparation for hosting the state federation next fall, with leaders urging visits to be arranged through state president Mrs Sarah Evans of The Journal Portland Ore.
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Oregon Club
Portland
Ore
San Francisco
Federated Clubs of
State Federation
Ways and Means Committee
Sarah Evans
Journal
Raschig Mothers Club to Hold Final Meeting
Raschig School Mothers' club will meet Thursday afternoon at the school. The children who sang at the festival will perform again under Mr Hartzell who led rehearsals in the spring with distinction.
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Raschig Mothers’ Club
Raschig School Mothers’ Club
Hartzell
Presbyterial group vows to restore Bible in public schools
Members of the Presbyterial Home and Foreign Missions at Mount Auburn Presbyterian Church deplore removing the Bible from public schools and pledge to do all in their power to restore it.
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Presbyterial Home and Foreign Missions
Mount Auburn Presbyterian Church
John Robertson
Louisa May Alcott Works Sell Vastly Across Nations
The passage notes more than 300000 copies of Louisa Alcott's books sold in the country and over a million copies of Little Women sold in English speaking regions. It predicts dramatizations will match the books' success.
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Louisa Alcott
Oxae Anals Release Highlights Oxford College Class of 1913
The sensation of the week is the distribution of the new annals The Oxae by the class of 1913. The book features clever ideas and good pictures and reflects great credit on the staff and the young women of Oxford college.
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Oxae
Ihs
Oxford College
Arizona Women Campaigning For Equal Suffrage Referendum
Arizona moves toward a statewide referendum on equal suffrage with an initiative petition circulated for signatures. The campaign seeks funds and maintains momentum with state headquarters opened in the Otis building Prescott to support ongoing efforts.
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Arizona
Otis
Prescott
Tall Royalty and European Notables From Abroad
A column notes Danish King Christian's height and popularity, Queen Alexandrina, and royal kin. It also covers Empress Eugenie's eighty sixth birthday in London, Earl of Yarmouth's varied career, and social tidbits from Newport including weddings and farewell parties.
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Ugenie
Napoleon III
London
State officers elected for the new term
The set of state officers elected includes State President Frances Willard Munds First Vice President Mrs F M Dean Tombstone Second Vice President Mrs E B Colé man Thatcher Recording Secretary Mrs E B Cleary Warren Corresponding Secretary Mrs Mary Loy Prescott Treasurer Mrs E B O'Neill Phoenix Auditors Mrs McCormick and Mrs Pugh Yuma.
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Frances Willard Munds
F. M. Dean
Tombstone
E. B. Coléman
Thatcher
E. B. Cleary
Warren
Mary Loy
Prescott
E. B. O'Neill
Phoenix
McCormick
Pugh
Yuma
Grace J Clark Urges American Women to Avoid British Suffragette Example
Grace Julian Clark of Indianapolis, former president of the Indiana Federation of Women's Clubs, spoke at the closing session of the Eighth district meeting in Muncie Indiana. She condemned the British suffragettes and advised American women not to follow their actions.
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Grace Julian Clark
Indianapolis
Indiana Federation of Women's Clubs
Muncie
Ind
Comment on Women Voters and Presidential Nominations
A satirical exchange notes women voters may influence nominations. One speaker imagines a dark horse candidate for president while the other suggests gender and appearance should guide picks for both president and vice president.
Miss Abby Mayhew Accepts China YWCA Director Post
Miss Abby S Mayhew longtime Wisconsin university physical training director has become director of physical training for Chinese women under the YWCA supported by the National Christian Association Her headquarters will be in Shanghai where she will organize Christian YWCA work among Chinese women She will take one female understudy abroad China presents broad fields for American women in many forms of women's work Chinese women seek American methods in commerce and education through missionaries
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Abby Mayhew
Abby S. Mayhew
University of Wisconsin
China
Notable Society Wedding at Mount Auburn Presby Church
At noon yesterday at Rev Charles Lewis Néibel's residence the marriage of Mrs Josephine N Richardson and Andrew Parker Negin was celebrated. The bride, a New York artist, was attended by her mother Mrs E R Clark as matron of honor, and Mr Joseph Brewster of New York served as best man. The gown featured pearl colored brocade with antique rose point lace.
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Charles Lewis Néibel
Mount Auburn Presbyterian Church
Josephine N. Richardson
New York
Andrew Parker Negin
Ethelbert Nevin
E. R. Clark
Chicago
Joseph Brewster
Robert Kidd
Dudley Sutphin
Charles Dabney
Katherine Dabney
Tawney
Crank
Geler
J. W. Guthrie
William C. Cochrane
I. M. Pease
Adams
E. H
Ernst
Walter de Camp
England
City
John R. Nevin
Sewickley, Pa
John Kirby, Jr
Dayton
Willian Cornwall
Clark
Brewster
Elegant Kentucky wedding at Trinity Episcopal Covington
Miss Kath leen Cleary married Benja min Easton Culbertson in a June Covington ceremony at Trinity Episcopal Church. The church brimmed with tropical plants and pink peonies as the bridal party, led by the groom with his brother, accompanied by organ music and a pearl necklace gift to the bride.
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Trinity Episcopal Church
Covington
Kathleen Cleary
Benjamin Easton Culbertson
Mr. Culbertson
Walter W.cleary
Margruder
Judge Perkins
Juliet
Frances Headley
Edith Walters
Effie James
Charles Howe
Will Stevenson
Lanham Robertson
Bradford Eldridge
Housewives League Shakes Up New York Fish Market
The Housewives League of New York City visited fish wharves and learned that half the fish landings are used as fertilizer. They exposed that fresher, affordable fish like porgies and flounders can rival pricier halibut and shad, triggering a push for lower prices and a week of fresh fish to ease family budgets.
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Housewives’ League of
New York City
Greater New York
New York
Tips for preserving ice and keeping a refrigerator clean
A vintage guide explains cleaning steps for a refrigerator and how to maximize ice efficiency. It advises weekly disassembly, washing with hot water and baking soda, then boiling rinse, plus packing the ice chamber with a single large block or closely fitted smaller blocks. It emphasizes sealing the door with paraffin and organizing shelves by cold needs.
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Earl of Yarmouth
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Lexington
Preston Inn
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Louisville
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Dwight Culbertson
Nannie Wright
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South America
Wiliam Workill
Nimmo Pettis
Alhambra
William Pettis
Robert Sutton
Charlton Marshall
Charles Sloan
Phythian
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Chariton. Marshall
Regenstein
Fred Stein
James Baéan
Paris
Henry Behrman
Julia Darling
Linton
William Youmans
Fort. Thomas
James Wright, Jr
Harry Douglas. Smith
Christian IX of
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Dorothy Werner
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Edgar Houston
Frank
David
Mills
Atlantic City
Canada
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Killarney
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