Cincinnati Daily Commercial Tribune 1912 Local Notices
The item lists publication and subscription details for The Commercial Tribune newspaper, including prices for daily and Sunday editions, mail and carrier delivery, and foreign rates. Directory of branch offices and bureaus in Cincinnati Covington Newport London Washington New York Chicago is provided.
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Walnut Hills
East McMillan Street
Covington
Scott Street
Newport
York Street
London
Trafalgear Building
Trafalgar Square
Washington
Munsey
New York
Fifth Avenues
Chicago
Steger
When Lincoln Ran Escaped Mud Battery Attacks in 1860 Polemics
The North American Review compiles hostile jibes from 1860 about Abraham Lincoln after the Republican convention. The New York Herald, Albany Atlas and Argus, Boston Post all label Lincoln as uneducated, vulgar, or demagogic while praising rivals and noting his candidacy sparked bitter attacks. The piece recalls the era’s smear tactics and foresees harsher campaigning ahead.
A Wise Move Toward Modern Farming in Hamten County
A county farm and the plan to place agricultural experts in counties are praised as steps to boost farm productivity. The piece argues for experimental farms and visiting teachers to teach smarter methods, noting farmers and city dwellers alike must embrace book farming to raise per acre yields and feed cities.
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Hamten
Ohio
Europe
England
Germany
Puppy Love and Parental Fuss Over Student Romance
A lighthearted column argues that parental fuss over campus youths in love is misguided. It mocks adults who forget their own youth, says puppy love is natural at 20, and warns against meddling that spoils romance.
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Pak
Woman's Realm Y W C A Activities Highlight Summer Programs
The Young Women's Christian Association outlines summer plans including an extension camp at South Gate Kentucky a vacation cottage at Epworth Heights and Saturday afternoon outings. Weaving classes under instructor Aminain are popular porch activity. The Raschig School Mothers' Club met Thursday with children singing from the May festival and officers elected Mrs Hoffmeister reelected president and several officers named.
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Young Women’s Christian Association
Southgate
Epworth Heights
Aminain
Mothers’ Club
Raschig School
M. L. Hoffmeister
Greenberg
Stofang
Mordin
Marsh
Woman's League for Animals Plans New Hospital Building
Mrs. James Speyer of New York, president of the Woman's League for Animals, has secured funds to construct a hospital for worn out animals. A new building will be erected and $25,000 allocated to equipment.
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James Speyer
Woman's League For Animals
New York
Miss Sue Yi Yat Receives Chinese Army Commission
Miss Sue Yi Yat daughter of Sue Sue a leading Portland of Oregon merchant has been commissioned in the Chinese revolutionary army and will command a company of soldiers she resides in China with her mother.
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Sue Yi Yat
Sue Sue
Portland, Ore
Chinese Revolutionary Army
China
Emily Collins to address Civic League on A Sane Fourth
Miss Emily Collins will speak at the Civic league meeting on Monday June 10 at the Linton hotel at 2 p m. The subject is A Sane Fourth.
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Emily Collins
Civic League
Linton Hotel
June Meeting and Reception at Glenn Home
The annual June meeting and reception will be held Thursday afternoon June 13 from 2 to 5 at 641 West Fourth Avenue. The School of Expression provides the program with refreshments served. Mrs. George Coleman chairs the arrangements with Mrs. W. H. Remley and Mrs. J. N. Ramsey assisting.
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Glenn Home
West Fourth Avenue
School of Expression
George Coleman
W. H. Remley
J. N. Ramsey
Julia Ward Howe Club Outing Set for June 17 at Bethel
The Julia Ward Howe club schedules its annual outing for Monday June 17 at Bethel Ohio. Cars depart from the Sycamore street station at 9 o clock.
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Julia Ward Howe Club
Bethel
Sycamore Street
Social and Personal Notes at Avondale and Verona Flats
Luncheons and small gatherings mark the day with Mrs. Charles Stephens hosting in Avondale while Mrs. Frank Eaton honors Mrs. George Peirce visiting from New Orleans. Miss Genevieve Mosby prepares for a June wedding to John Steele Gettrust, and social circles gather around tea and cards at Verona flats. The College Preparatory school awards diplomas at the Woman's club with a flower decked stage and a Shailer Mathews address. The Cincinnati Observatory wedding for Miss Alice Schwebel and Harold Babbitt is announced for June with Mr. Louis Schwebel returning from Europe.
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Charles Stephens
Woman's Club
Avondale
Frank Eaton
George Peirce
William N. Hobart
Thornton M. Hinkle
Gladys Guee
Helen Diehl
Diehl
Verona Flats
Genevieve Mosby
John Steele Gettrust
Miss Mosby
Gertrude Mosby
Leighton
College Preparatory
Shailer Mathews
Chicago University
Miss Doherty
Bryn Mawr
Angeline H. Loveland
Wellesley
Aline Moore
Vassar
Harriet Blackburn
Lilian Crothers
Dorothy Duncan
Dorothy Donagh
Katherine Glascock
Grace Grimm
Marie Kupferschmidt
Doris Rogers
Alice Schwebel
Harold Babbitt
Cincinnati
Igorrotes at Earl's Court Parade New Philippine Village
A band of sixty Igorrotes from Luzon performs daily at Earl's Court London, building tree top homes and showing primitive life. Chiefs Dulison and Caioa lead trials of bloodhounds on Salisbury Plain while the tribe shifts toward Christianity under American missionary work. Moonlight and Frail, two hound pups, win cold-trail tests for Wiltshire police. In England a pest year threatens fruit and vegetables after record heat and dry spring.
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Earl's Court
London
Philippine Islands
Luzon
Earl’s Court
Philippines
Manila
Dulison
Caioa
Salisbury Plain
England
Hoe Llewellyn
Wiltshire
Moonlight
Frail
Shadower
Midlands
European intrigue and imperial visits amid war era tabloids
The article notes Kent hopfields threatened by blight and oaks plagued by green caterpillars in Richmond Park. It reports the Bulgarian Czar Ferdinand visiting the Kaiser at Potsdam with rumors of a royal marriage. It also mentions American diplomats returning home, Kiel preparations, and American yachts Corsair Utowana and another vessel expected to join the Kaiser's circle.
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Kent
Kiel
J. P. Morgan
Allison- Armour
B. W. Todd
Mr. Morgan
Mr. Armour
Margaret Sangster Dies At Home In South Orange
Mrs Margaret Elizabeth Sangster aged over seventy died at her home in South Orange on Monday. A prolific writer since youth, her work for women and children gained national and English readers. Her essays and poems appeared in Ladies Home Journal and Woman's Home Companion. New York features cover three women lawyers Mary Coleman Lucille Pugh and Harriette M Johnston Wood.
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Margaret Elizabeth Sangster
South Orange
Sangster
New York City
Mary Coleman
Lucille . Pugh
Harriette M. Johnston-Wood
Miss Pugh
Windsor
Backyard poultry: hatchery basics and chick care guide
The article explains hatching chicks with incubators and stresses the crucial handling phase from hatch to feathering. It details errors to avoid, especially in feeding and heat, and provides a week by week ration plan for growing chicks, plus tips on sanitation, moisture, and pest control.
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Rhode Island
New Orleans Sees Panama Canal Boost for Trade
The Picayune notes renewed interest in the Panama Canal as The Boston Herald argues the canal will shorten routes to Melbourne Yokohama and other ports. New Orleans would gain up to 3000 miles closer to Pacific ports and benefit as a Mississippi valley seat, while U S merchant ships remain scarce.
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The
Picayune
United States
Boston Herald
the Herald
Boston
Melbourne
Hamburg
Yokohama
New Orleans
Pacific
North
South America
Mississippi Valley
Panama Canal
Hoover
Canal Reference in New Orleans Highlighted by Picayune
The New Orleans Picayune draws attention to canal usage, noting its role in city infrastructure and daily life. The brief mentions practical applications and local significance without attributing broader context or outcomes.
Campaign to Exterminate the House Fly War Poem
A New York Tribune poem by R. H. T. urges civic groups and improvement societies to wage a campaign against house flies. It envisions nets, traps, germicides, and poison to eradicate flies, promising no corner or nook will remain unprotected.
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Nevermore
New York Tribune
A Smile or Two and a Love Token Doings
Two short items from a rural paper. A postal carrier rushes to meet the president arriving in town to avoid losing his job. In a separate note, a man tells Miss Simmons he can only repay her generosity by giving himself, ending a quarrel over gifts.
Will the offices go round in campaign times
A Victorian styled piece questions if political offices will circulate after campaigns. It hints at campaign crowds and the state of politics with a playful tone, calling on a national figure to speak plainly about term limits and future leadership.
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Elizabeth of
Roumania
Sagamore
Old Fashioned Egg Custard With Orange
A historic recipe lists mixing soda crackers with sugar to half a cup, two beaten eggs, grated orange rind and juice, melted butter, and one quart of new sweet milk. Bake in a custard pan in a moderate oven until set and serve cold.
Why Dr Shaw Named Four Women and Seven Men
A 1910s discussion questions Dr Anna Howard Shaw’s cabinet choice nine days after an interview. The piece wonders why she named four women and seven men, debating motives from balance to parity and leadership implications for a future president.
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Anna Howard Shaw
United States of America
A Shaw
Dr. Anna
Witness recounts offer of immunity to testify against Darrow
The witness described being told by Attorney Lecompte Davis of a plan to get a two year sentence if he pleaded guilty to bribing George N. Lockwood. He said he discussed it with his wife and chose to bear the burden to protect the man beside him, then apologized to Darrow for the remarks.
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Darrow
Lecompte Davis
George N. Lockwood
Franklin
Mr. Darrow
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