The Commercial Tribune 1919 Sunday Edition Details
The Commercial Tribune provides its publishing details for June 8 1919. It lists establishment, filing, and office locations including Cincinnati Newport New York London Washington Chicago and staff notes on Associated Press rights and submission policies.
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Cincinnati
True Commercial Tribune Publishing Company
Walnut Street
Government Place
Ohio
Covington
Simrall
Madison Avenue
Newport
York Street
Gohuneais
New York
West Seventy-second Street
Lgndon Bureau
Trafalgar Building
Trafalgar Square
Mericans
Washington
Munsey
Chicago
Steger
Major Kellogg Reassesses Conscientious Objectors War Study
Major Walter G Kellogg challenges the idea that objectors are merely shirkers. After examining over 800 cases, he finds many objectors sincere and explores sects including Mennonites Quakers Plymouth Brethren and Molokans. He notes Mennonites Quakers most admirable and Mennonites in US since 1683 with strong family roots and distinctive customs.
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Walter G. Kellogg
Major Kellogg
Mennonites
Society of Friends
Quakers
Plymouth Brethren
William Penn
English social worker calls for action on unmarried British women
Lady Muir Mackenzie argues that 1.5 million British women will never marry due to war losses. She urges government steps, including provisioning surplus men from overseas dominions, dowries, supervised marriages, and women run industries. The piece highlights the wartime tragedy of single women and the need for policy solutions.
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Lady Muir Mackenzie
Canada
British Columbia
Queen City Folks In Gotham Sidelights Of The Week
In Manhattan a restless week sees residents fleeing high rents and dodging bomb threats. Dana Burnet, Frank Jago, and Ray Long figure in social scenes and literary circles while rumors of art deal ers and Fifth Avenue intrigue swirl.
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Queen City Folks
Gotham
Ray Long
Cincinnati Post
Harry W. Brown
The
Commercial Tribune
Long
Cosmopolitan Magazine
International Magazine Company
William R. Hearst
R. L
Notes From Noahs Logbook Fun Lines and War Tale Snippets
A collection of humorous quips and short anecdotes by Bob Newhall. Includes jokes about patched pockets, a soldier’s wedding after Alvin C. York’s exploits, and playful vignettes about old men, shoes, and cigars.
Sage of the Cigar Store Remarks
A newspaper column quotes a witty remark about men needing manicures and gloves while observing that owners favor attractive women for department postings. The aside hints at gendered attitudes in job placement and salon culture.
It's Worse Than Ever In Home Bound Scandal
A domestic dispute arises as a mother accuses a Swedish maid of improper use of a rubber on pencil marks on wallpaper, misinterpreting the intent and triggering family embarrassment. The clash centers on household boundaries and parental guidance.
Prune Under One Sparks Family Meal Debate
Mrs. Manybrood laments that since their father bought them a microscope the children refuse to eat anything but hard boiled eggs, a household dispute over unusual snacks and curiosity.
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Mrs. Manybrood
From a Pencil to a Sister's Bustle
A playful verse about a father asking Will for a pencil and pad, Willie returning with the pencil, and Sister's bustle. A young woman confides to her beau about their mother needing a trip to French Lick for her liver, and the beau quips about changing butchers.
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Dad
Will
Willie
And Speaking of Mothers in Law And Other Jokes
A fragment lists a string of old jokes and humor bits about mothers in law, timid personalities, a store called Old Father Hubbards, and a car chase gag. It references a timid sister and a Ford driver who shows a badge to stop thieves. The section ends mid narrative with a superstition about broken mirrors.
New Books on War Verse and War Stories
War Verse edited by Frank Foxcroft from Rowell features Brooke Seeger McCrae and McCrae's In Flanders Fields alongside over 200 war poems. War Stories compiled by Roy J Holmes and A Starbuck from Crowell presents American short fiction from Tarkington Ferber Morris and others. Also notes A Life at Stake by Marcel Be Putnam's Sons, and The British Empire and a League of Peace by George Furton Adams from Putnam.
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Frank Foxcroft
England
Rupert Brooke
Gallipoli
Alan Seeger
France
Flanders Fields
John McCrae
Roy J. Holmes
A. Starbuck
Thomas Y. Crowell Company
Booth Tarkington
Alden Brooks
Dana Burnet
James F. Dwyer
Edna Ferber
Gouverneur Morris
William Hamilton Osborne
Marcel
G. F. Putnam's Sons
Marcel Berger
Britling
The
Marne
Paris
George Furton Adams
Putnam
British Commonwealth
America
Fifty Years Ago in Cincinnati A Burst of News
Fire alarms in the early hours at Fourth and Walnut extinguish a small blaze in Lockwood & Maguire’s gold beating shop. rain cancels a Syracuse baseball game. Notices include weddings, market-house debates, shipyard changes, and local politics with figures like Rufus B. Bullock and J. B. Helwig.
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Fourth and
Walnut
Lockwood & Maguire
Gibson
Syracuse
N. Y
Cincinnati Red Stockings
Chicago Evening Post
Sprague-Craig
Eternal sacrifice of self in wartime heroism
A 1919 column extols selfless acts by soldiers and mothers amid gas attacks and battlefield sacrifice. It contrasts unmasked artillery crews saving infantry with a mother's devotion to her child, urging eternal sacrifice as the highest virtue and joy. The piece cites George Sand and a Pershing-era sentiment to rally devotion to country and right.
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Rev. Thom
Poperly
George Sand
Lucy
JS B. Gregory
Shrimp
Destiny
France
Pershing
Soldier Boys
Press
Paoblishing Co
Ecuador’s Petroleum Deposits Studied for Commercial Use
Scientists investigate Ecuadorian petroleum reserves used by Indians for cooking for years. An inverter device combines a calendar and savings bank with date receptacles for coins that can only be removed by destroying the unit, highlighting a novel security concept.
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Ecuador
A Plea for Poland Protest Letter to the Editor
A Cincinnati citizen denounces the mass killings in Poland urging American action. He condemns anti human aims and calls for justice and relief for oppressed peoples worldwide, urging the press to amplify the plea.
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the Commercial Tribune
Poland
Press of
America
New World of Justice
LM Ga
Cincinnati
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Associated Press
Kellogg
International Bible Students’ Association of Russellites, Dunkards Or
Ger
Man Baptist Brethren
Seventh Day, Adventists
Church of God and Saints of Christ
Disciples of Christ
Church of Daniel's Band
Church of the Living God
Church of the Nazarene
True Light
Metropolitan
Molokans
Christians
Brethren In Christ
Christadelphians
Church of the First Born
House of David
Church of the Holiness
Koreshan
Unity
O. O. McIntyre
Manhattan
Forties
Fla
Maine
Evening Sun
Don Marquis
Sweet Singer of
Burnet
Tenth Street
East
Brooklyn
Irankly
Butterfly
Saturday Evening Post
Charlie Town
McClure
Bessie Bell
People’s Theater
Jago
McAlpin
Frank Jago
Linton
Forest Hills
McAllpin's
Merrie England
Denver
Mr. Hughes
Mr. Long
Hughes
Imade
Rupert Hughes
Central Park West
Meadows
Fifth Avenue
Whistler
Fragonard
Burleson
Fifth and Vine
Lloyd R. Scholl
Western Union
Clifton
Scholl
Mr. Scholl
Bill Sykes
Noah
Bob Newhall
Pisa
Humdinger
Old Man Crump
Black
Jones
Alvin C. York
Bromley
Mr. Subbubs
Father Goose
Jerry Smith
Jimmy
Father
Immigration
Cincinnat
Amanda Craig
Georgia
W. H. Harrison
Cincinnati City Council
Atlanta
Ikoad
J. B. Helwig
George Lushey
Carrie Benckenstein
St. Lowuis
T. Henry . Marpe
Mary L. Focks
Robert L. Douglass
D. S. Drake
Marion County
P. S. Donielson
Margueritte D. Pollock
Benjamin Beeler, Jr
J. J. Thompson
Laura A. Mérrill
J. Schwartztrauber
Vine Street
Postoffice
Robert Orr &Co
West Fifth Street
Davis
Wester
Ed Taylor
Europe
Noyes
A.Q. Ross
Benjamin Everson
Thomas S. Fuller
L. M. Railroad
Elmore Jackson
Biddy McDuffey
Kilgour Street
Tom McDuffey
Der
Tobs
Broadway
Hammond Street Station House
Ben Churchill
Common Pleas Court
John A. Gall
Adam Metz
Matthew Ryan
Fifth Street Market House
Tyler Davidson
Whitman
Hoadly
Probasco
Walker
Morrill
Brookville
Ind
Indianapolis & Cincinnati Railroad
Hamilton
Church of the Atonement of Riverside
County Recorder
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