Commercial Tribune June 20 1925 front page features and notices
Cincinnati paper publishes weekly edition details with distribution points Schultz's News Stand Grand Central Station Hotaling's News Stand and Times Building. Includes Associated Press credit line and price notes for daily and Sunday copies.
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Commercial Tribune
Commercial Square
Broadway
Cincinnati
Ohio
Harry W. Brown
The
New York City
Schultz
Sixth Avenue
Forty-second Street
Grand Central Station
Hotaling
Times
Forty-third
Secabede
LLS
Associated Press
Birth Control Debate Moves From Silence To Church Forum
A church conference in Cincinnati opens a debate on birth control with a ministerial delegate seeking church sanction. Advocates see public discussion as overdue while opponents fear social disruption. The article notes varied views across economic, scientific, social, and religious lines and hints at future government and church roles.
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Cincinnati
Domestic Science and White House Cooks
A commentary on the White House culinary staff and its fit with the President. The piece laments the cook’s departure from longtime service and notes ongoing changes, tast.es and indigestion affecting the executive residence. It reflects a newspaper voice on domestic administration.
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Domestic Science and
White House
Pioneering in Polar Areas and Amundsen’s Next Try
The piece lauds Amundsen’s polar expedition effort and the broader drive of explorers. It notes fuel shortage caused a near miss by about a hundred miles, promising improved preparation for a future start. It highlights the McMillan expedition as another bold venture and repeats the enduring spirit of discovery driving exploration.
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Amundsen
Arctic
No Time for Creating Municipal Jobs Opinion
The piece argues against creating a Director of Motor Bus Transportation or any new municipal positions. It predicts a new administration structure and personnel only after major changes, urging the council to resist adding paid offices amid current expenses and public discontent. It also mocks the latest murder defense, noting witches were burned long ago.
Advice to the Lovelorn and Prized Fighters
Advice to young women not to marry prizefighters and endure the risks of boxing life. The piece urges choosing peaceful husbands over ring heroes, noting the danger, hardship, and disfigurement that can accompany a life with a pugilist. It closes with quick jabs at outdated modern temptations and automotive quirks.
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Ford
Youthful Sophistication and Midtown Oddities Highlight New York Life
In New York June 19 the piece notes polished young men moving from college to clubs, with fathers as governors and mothers as maters. It mentions Henry L. Doherty’s rooftop bed, Midtown’s The Annex shops, a perpetual Fire Sale store on Sixth Avenue, and a cartoonist under watchful eyes, plus a French dessert anecdote about Poire Fraises a la Brillat Savarin.
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New York
Pimlico
Freshwater College
Henry L. Doherty
New York Harbor
Sixth Avenue
Theodore
Fifty Years Ago in Cincinnati Records and Rumors
The Commercial boasted of a new city race track plan on Spring Grove avenue amid bond fee controversy. Other notes mention a plush lounge car on the Cincinnati line, trustees for First Baptist Cumminsville, and withdrawals from City Auditor funds, plus an 1830s fishing club history with early bass trips and a fall dinner.
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George N. Stone
James H. Dalton
John Sullivan
Latt Evans
Spring Grove Avenue
Izaak Walton
Twenty Years Ago in Cincinnati Highlights
Twenty years ago in Cincinnati from The Commercial: Lincoln Park Institutional Baptist Church members left the rolls protesting pastor Rev. Robbins demanding women quit drinking beer. A machinist Joseph Lynn was found dead with throat cut, foul play suspected. Fireman Frank Wright recalled injuries from action and testified witnesses long after. Third National Bank named Stewart Shilli to its board after John D. Hearne died. Linwood hermit Joseph Sayers jailed for rewarding children with a tin whistle, released with warning. Hebrew Union College elected Bernhard Bettmann Max May and Dr. David Philipson to its board. Weather cloudy with temperatures 76 to 94.
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Lincoln Park Institutional Baptist Church
Robbins
Third National Bank
Stewart Shilli
John D. Hearne
Joseph Sayers
Linwood
Sayers
Bernhard Bettmann
Max May
David Philipson
Hebrew Union College
Under nourishment in babies and children warning
Former AMA president discusses early signs of undernourishment in children, including restlessness pallor and fatigue. He explains causes such as insufficient nutrition, poor meal timing, overexertion, bad teeth and adenoids, and notes various organ or gland issues. Encourages weighing at intervals and consulting a physician.
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Reed
Pituitary
King Feature Synd., Inc
Quiz Answers From Yesterday and Tomorrow in a Puzzle Page
A newspaper quiz lists ten questions on topics from Mouhammadans year reckonings to the pulmpkin plant family. It also provides ten yesterday's answers about Uruguay salt solution Piedmont Royal Academy marks and the White House history.
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Paraguay
South America
Sarza
Epimenides
Uruguay
Piedmont
Royal Academy
John Adams
White House
James Hoban
Press Publishing Co
Sweet Cicely as Summer’s Fragrance On the Farm
In Rocky Lonesome woods sparrows and sparrow hawks hunt among sweet cicely blooms. The plant Osmorhiza longistylis, edible yet with poison water hemlock nearby, perfumes children and aging visitors who recall childhood. J Otis Swift notes the herb’s anise scent and farm vacation memories.
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Rocky Lonesome
J. Otis Swift
Ot Y. World News Service
N. Y. World
Press Pub. Co
Protest Red Activitees
Vienna notes from the Yugoslav government claim Bolshevik influence runs a hot bed in the city. They say the Third Internationale directs activities from Vienna and that the Federation Balkanique is published here. Deport Bolshevik agents, the note requests.
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Vienna
Third Internationale
Federation Balkanique
Radium Deaths Prompt Federal Investigation In New Jersey
Miss Leona Young health officer of the Oranges says the U S Department of Labor has begun a federal inquiry into deaths of workers at the United States Radium Corporation plant. The move follows the Consumers League of New Jersey request and dissatisfaction with the state labor department's two year investigation.
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Orange
N. J
Leona Young
The
Oranges
United States Department of Labor
Consumers’ League of New Jersey
United States Radium Corporation
League
States Department of Labor
America torn by intolerance warns of division and apathy
Edwin P Morrow former Kentucky governor and Railroad Labor Board member spoke at Northside Community Chautauqua on Americas heritage and the danger of religious racial and class hatreds. He warned that voter indifference signals decline and urged active citizenship to preserve government.
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America
Edwin P Morrow
Kentucky
Nhow
Railroad Labor Board
Northside
Chautauqua
United States
Mr. Morrow
Lafayette
von Steuben
DeGrasse
Boyne
Abraham Lincoln
Washington
God
State to aid probe into radium plant poisoning in Newark
Newark June 19 State Labor Department official H W Roach said the department would cooperate with County Physician Martland in his investigation of a possible new industrial poison in luminous radium paint factories. Dr Martland linked the pernicious anemia seen in Mrs Sarah Maillefer an employee at United States Radium Corporation Orange plant to deaths at the plant including chief chemist E E Leman on June 7. Mrs Maillefer is reported as the seventh employee to die in recent years.
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Newark
N. J
Martland
H. W. Roach
State Department of Labor
Sarah T. Maillefer
United States Radium Corporation
Orange
E. E. Leman
Keller Heads Cincinnati Social Hygiene Society
Dr. William S. Keller was elected president at the Business Men's Club. E. F. Van Buskirk reported society progress, including teacher courses at the University of Cincinnati, lectures to medical students, use of society lectures in schools, work with Parent-Teachers' Associations, formation of the Ohio Social Hygiene Council, and cooperation with courts and civic groups to advance policewomen in Cincinnati.
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William 8. Keller
Cincinnati Social Hygiene Society
Business Men’s Club
Elizabeth Campbell
E. W. Mitchell
Annie Laws
Ralph F. Rogan
Lillian Bowie
Templeton Briggs
Alfred S. Brown
Eugene R. Buss
Mabel R. Fernald
L. J. Hillhouse
Anna E. Logan
Bleecker Marquette
Frank H. Nelson
Louis Pechstein
Samuel Rothenburg
J. K. Scudder
R. Marcellus Wagner
E. F. van Buskirk
University of Cincinnati
Medical College
Ohio Social Hygiene Council
Cincinnati
Ohioan Dies After Roller Coaster Accident At Crystal Lake
Leonard Hoffman 18 of Galion dies from a skull fracture after being thrown from a roller coaster at Crystal Lake. His cousin Miss Rosalena Garecelon 18 of Charleston W Va is hospitalized in critical condition. The ride had operated only a week and overturned after hitting a track hump sending riders into the air.
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Marion
Leonard Hoffman
Galion
Rosalena Garecelon
Charleston
W. Va
Crystal Lake
Hoffman
Garcelon
Miss Garcelon
New Head of Rotarians Elected and Installed
Donald A. Adams of New Haven Connecticut was elected President of Rotary International and installed on the closing day of the sixteenth annual convention in Cleveland Ohio.
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Cleveland
Donald A. Adams
New Haven
Conn
Rotary International
Business Men's Club to Build 15000 Gym at Old Clubhouse
The Business Men's Club plans a $150,000 reconstruction of the former clubhouse on Race Street and Garfield Place into a modern recreational center. The project will convert the top floor banquet hall into a large gym with baths, handball and squash courts, bowling, billiards, shooting galleries, and rooms for cards and checkers. Ground-floor shops may be added to help fund maintenance. Bids will be sought and work could start soon.
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Business Men's Club
Race Street
Garfield Place
George & Gruen
Crime and youth discussed at New Church convention
Delegates at the National Alliance of New Church Women debated youth behavior and modern needs. Speakers urged understanding youth motives, aligning church teaching with youth, and easing divorce stances.
Church Merger Favored at North American Convention
Delegates at the twelfth annual Evangelical Protestant Churches of North America session express gratification with last year’s merger of Evangelical and Congregational churches. The convention runs through Monday at St John’s in Mt. Auburn with daily services and programs led by visiting pastors.
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Evangelical Church
Congregational Church
Evangelical Protestant Churches of
William Fritzmeier
Pittsburgh
B. R. Arends
Greater
Cincinnati
Col Traub to Direct Defense Day Plans in New York
Preliminary arrangements for National Defense Day on July 4 were completed at a conference with Mayor Hylan Police Commissioner Enright and army officers. Colonel Peter E K Traub named active director for New York City with borough military chairmen: Dyer Bryant Austin Keys and Williams Lancaster in charge.
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Hylan
Enright
Charles FP. S Summerail
Peter EK
Traub
New York City
George R. Dyer
Manhattan
Mortimer VA. Bryant
Pbrooklyn
Timore FF. Austin
The
Bronx
Colnel Edward L. Keys
Queens
Williams CG Lancaster
Richmond
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