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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1924
Page
4
The page presents the 1924 June 22 edition address, price, and telegraphic affiliation. It lists office locations in Cincinnati and newsstands in New York City, with notices about Associated Press usage and distribution. The masthead reflects the paper’s historic branding and boilerplate ownership information.
A discussion on university funding and its limits. Large gifts to Harvard are praised for enabling vast institutions, but money alone cannot define greatness. Equipment aids research, yet the true measure lies in the character and minds of the people, exemplified by Mark Hopkins shaping students who shape others.
A reflective column contrasts domestic hospitality with restraint in appetite, noting marital dynamics over feeding during illness. It links traditional roles to modern politics under La Follette era context and cites a New Yorker’s admission about the Volstead act amid national tensions.
A narrator endures a restless night as a mischievous cat disrupts the house. Sounds of scratching and disturbances from upstairs to the pantry keep the family awake while the cat roams the home and causes comic chaos from pillow cases to a toppled goldfish globe.
The tale recounts a President arriving at a private asylum and confronting a burly keeper. After asserting his office, the President is admitted and told that Napoleon, Cleopatra, and Henry VIII. await him to the left. Farm Life.
A brief list notes 1849 Stephen C Massett presenting the first musical in San Francisco using the region’s only piano. 1884 Captain Schley rescued seven Greely expedition survivors in the far North. 1896 Benjamin H Bristow, Treasury Secretary, died in San Francisco. 1898 the American cruiser St Paul repelled a Spanish attack near San Juan Porto Rico.
Impressive ceremony marks the dedication of St Patrick's new church on Blue Rock street in Cincinnati. A parade led by Newport Barracks Band and visits from bishops accompanied the blessing and sermon. A Bellevue New port baseball fight escalated with Marshal Knapp pursued by players. Nearby, the Cincinnati Horticultural Society heard fruit prospects and a raspberry seedling praised. Jacob Billingheimer, owner of a billiard parlor, arrested for Sunday labor. William Baxter to lecture on temperance at St Paul's Church amid ongoing street preaching.
Frank Kuhlmeyer and Frank Lindeman, boarded at 85 Twelfth Street, went bathing at the mouth of Mill Creek. Neither could swim. It was the second double drowning within a week.
The city saw a summer exodus as residents left town. Church attendance showed a slim majority across congregations and sermons were noted as restrained rather than sensational.
Highlights from Cincinnati history include Garry Herrmann and Blaine Club at the national convention in Chicago and a Michigan Avenue parade. Detectives Wappenstein Bulmer and Allen resist retirement talk as Chief Millikin faces scrutiny. Also notes are a will dispute, heart health efforts by officials, soda water alcohol concerns, and a tragic baseball accident in Indiana. Weather: Cloudy 68 to 82 degrees.
A Boston Transcript excerpt recounts a delighted wife returning from a trip to find notes left by her young brother and a bachelor friend. The tags humorously instruct proper uses for bathroom and kitchen items, from towels to tubs and toothbrushes, reflecting light domestic mischief.
Ed Pendleton a Kansas Legislature member from Franklin County and noted cattle breeder served on a jury in the U S Court at Leavenworth. He said he had never served before and joked about how juries perform. He remarked he would not want to be tried by a jury, even as a juror.
Charles Fort asserts records of stones and organic matter falling from the sky imply inhabited worlds near Earth. He cites 19th century notices and urges readers to submit accounts to him at 39 Marchmont Street, London, predicting Mars opposition will heighten interest in sky borne phenomena.
Charles Gates Dawes is keyed to be the Republican campaign lead with a two big swings, a deluxe special train, and a steady White House backdrop. Coolidge stays in Washington guiding the party reorganization and cabin conferences aboard the Mayflower.
The article recalls the Christmas hymn O Little Town of Bethlehem and its creator Phillips Brooks a Boston rector described as deeply religious yet not orthodox and an avid evolutionist. It notes the hymn’s 1868 Trinity Church Boston premiere its composer Lewis Redner and Brooks lifelong childless but fond of children and Christmas faith as a moral beacon.
The sentence discusses two goals of understanding: personal acknowledgment and the ability to convey that knowledge to others. It emphasizes both inward insight and outward communication as endpoints of learning.
A talk on thrift emphasizes stopping leaks as a fundamental of success. Citing Lincoln’s letter and a modern example, the speaker warns that small misdirections and petty mistakes undermine judgment and will. He urges readers to survey habits and halt leaks in life.
Sir H Rider Haggard born in Norfolk sixty eight years ago in England. Sir Martin Harvey born in Essex fifty seven years ago. Porter Emerson Browne born in Beverly Massachusetts forty five years ago. Robert S Lovett born at San Jacinto recently as executive head of the Pacific tem.
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