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The Commercial Tribune outlines subscription rates and payment methods for daily and Sunday editions, including prepaid terms. It lists multiple regional bureaus and contact points in Cincinnati Walnut Hills Covington Newport London and Washington with news and advertising reception details.
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The Pace That Kills and a Call for Retrenchment
This editorial laments the pace of modern life draining the strength and health of people. It argues for radical retrenchment across national life and laws, to restore individual rights and equal opportunity, and to reduce the domination of money in society while promoting genuine citizenship.
Flirting Advice Sparks Mixed Views From Harvard Professor
A Harvard professor urges mixing frivolity with study, noting Radcliffe and Harvard students flirt in social life. The idea draws skepticism about neglecting academics and questions its neighborhood familiarity. Also cited are European reports on the deposed sultan’s bank deposits and a New York suit over green hair. Admiral Schroeder backs banning cigarettes as health risk. Cincinnati looks for better weather next week.
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Advertising and its impact on business and workers
A reader praises a Commercial Tribune page ad offering employees a fixed percentage of sales. The note argues advertising boosts trade in all seasons and shares anecdotes about markdowns, trust in advertising, and a humane driver who cooled horses with water.
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Suffragettes Demand Omission of Obey Clause in Marriages
Suffragettes press for removing the word obey from wedding rites arguing equal status for wives and husbands. They state women will fund the ceremony if ministers will agree to strike the clause.
Weather and law tips blend with dry town tales
The column muses on summer capital plans and tariff law as lawmakers weigh actions. It notes Old Sol remains constant, mentions a marked-down sale with discomfort, rye New York as a dry town like Champaign Illinois, and recalls an Omaha judge fining a man for swearing over the phone possibly due to a blown fuse.
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Weather summary for Cincinnati June 28 1909
The article reports Cincinnati weather with temperatures from 74 to 90 degrees and high humidity. It includes daily highs and lows, wind directions, and precipitation, comparing June 28 1909 to prior years and noting conditions across Ohio Indiana Kentucky and West Virginia with showers and partly cloudy skies.
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Ships Arrivals and Departures From Ports Worldwide
A list of ships arriving at and sailing from major ports including Christiania Plymouth Genoa Liverpool Antwerp London New York Bremen Gibraltar Cherbourg Piraeus Naples Palermo Sable Island Queenstown Moville Plymouth Southampton and more with vessels such as C F Tietgen Barbarossa Canopia Baltic Lapland Minnehaha Chicago Verona Minnetonka California Friedrich der Grosse Koenig Albert Prinz Friedrich Wilhelm Barbarossa Patris Europa Calabria Kronprinz Wilhelm Friesland Furnessia Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse President Lincoln and others with arrival times and destinations noted.
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Humorous Newspaper Snippets from Early 20th Century Quotes
A collage of light verse and quips from Chicago Tribune Cleveland Leader Houston Post and other papers. Jokes range from domestic banter to playful wordplay about shoes hammocks and pine knots. No single story dominates this lively roundup.
Marriage Licenses and Arrivals at Cincinnati Hotels
A mixed list shows marriage license entries with names and residences, including Charles P Lieblein Cleveland and Cecelia Gries, plus a long roster of hotel arrivals in Cincinnati. The section also lists guests at St Gerdes hotel and multiple addresses across the city and surrounding areas.
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List of Names and Places Connected to Ohio and Nearby States
The fragment lists numerous individuals and associated locations across Kentucky, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Tennessee, Virginia, Arizona, New Jersey, Louisiana, and Missouri. It reads like a roster of names with city and state affiliations, including Louisville, Indianapolis, Cleveland, Toledo, St. Louis, and Chicago among others.
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Obituary of Prof Ernest von Halle
Berlin yesterday saw the death of Prof Ernest von Halle political economist born 1868. He gained wide notice in the United States for works on cotton culture in the South German enterprise in America and economic studies in the West Indies and Venezuela. An ardent advocate of the German navy he assisted in naval bills and was personally liked by Emperor William.
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First Mass at St Josephs Church by New Priest
A Catholic Mass will be celebrated next Sunday at Josephs Church with Rev Valentine Schaaf presiding. Schaaf, son of Oswald Schaaf of the West End, is to be ordained today at Oldenburg Indiana. The temple will be elaborately decorated for the occasion.
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I Fights mit Sigel Soldier in Shenandoah Grave
A Civil War vignette by Grant P. Robinson recalls a soldier who fought for Sigel and died near the Shenandoah. The speaker finds a grave marked only with a rough board and the fading memory of a man who spoke of home and family before death.
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Hotel Gossip on Taft Tariff Backers Langley and Bennett
Congressmen Joseph B. Bennett and John W. Langley spoke at the Grand hotel praising the Taft tariff bill as the most complete and satisfactory in history. They predicted final action by late July and reiterated support for Taft. They also discussed census legislation and opposed general civil service, citing Kentucky's share. Both men indicated plans for re-election and emphasized Taft’s popularity in their districts.
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Social and Personal Notes From a River City
Invitations and summer arrangements detail marriages, cottage visits, and family travels. Notables include Hinkle and Hinkle in Bar Harbor. Woodrow and Schoepf families at Marblehead. gatherings at Wequetequissing and Mount Auburn. a Moore’s Hill bride, and a Linton wedding.
Kentucky Society Delivers Summer Travel Plans And Visits
Miss Mary IL Andrews of Newport and her brother Joe will travel Friday to Oden Michigan to open their summer home and host friends during the heated term. Miss Dorothy Abbott of Covington will spend weeks at Grand Point Michigan. Mrs. James Arnold of Covington visits sister in Kansas City Missouri. Mrs. Rose Salt of Covington plans a July 3 luncheon for bride Mrs. S M Culter. Mrs. Jessie Bowren Caldwell and son Richard of Covington visit in Kansas City. Mrs. W W Trimble of Covington and grandson Aubrey Highton head to New York City for summer outing. Hon D Linn Geoch of Covington and daughters Virginia ...
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A Suburban Garden Awakening for a Cincinnati Family
A city father builds a home in a suburb for his large brood. The children transform a vacant lot into sod and a simple garden with tomato plants. Neighbors notice their early mornings and the discovery that plants grow, bringing wonder and broader life to the family and readers.
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In Vogue In Cincinnati Fashion Notes
In Cincinnati fashion trends insects of Irish crochet trim blouses and coats with straight panel backs appear in smart models. Evening frocks feature high throat bodices and long button lines while Van Dyke collars cuffs and ornate chemisettes highlight dressy styles with hat strings.
Men’s fashion tips from a dated style column
A fashion items preview notes rainproof bamboo straws and lightweight gadgets. Jewelry sets and sinks appear as favored accessories while panel pets are shown by shops. Narrow open-end chairs and one-inch ties sell well. reversible options are in demand. Dark tan and blue shirts with plain stripes remain popular and soft outing collars return. Madras stripe collars gain notice.
Sabbath Desecration Critique of Cincinnati Churches
A 1909 letter to the editor from Cincinnati condemns what the writer calls grave Sabbath desecration on June 20 and 27. The writer argues that beer and secular amusements threaten holy rest and asks whether churches and devout residents deserve consideration and respect.
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Turks Show Kindness to Istanbul Dogs
The article argues Turks are not cruel to animals, noting wandering dogs in Stamboul are cared for, puppies stay with their mothers beside the street, and improvised kennels line the streets. When Turks have money they buy bread at bakeries to feed the dogs, which respond with affectionate behavior.
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Cat Market In Paris Wineshop Draws Buyers
A Paris car exchange hides in a wineshop rear room where many cats of various kinds are sold. Buyers are mainly furriers glovemakers and cooks rather than pet seekers. Prices reach twenty cents for a sleek cat of uncertain age and the flesh is said to appear in stewpans of certain unscrupulous restaurants.
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From Other Viewpoints on Tariffs and Trusts
A collection of editorial snippets reflects on naval buildups and trusts, government costs rising from 1830 to 1910, the influence of beverages on debate, Taft’s tariff stance, a judge fining a man for swearing over the telephone, and calls for tariff revision.
Pardona Requests Flickinger Case At White House
Washington report notes Executive elements seek Flickinger related to a case involving embezzlement and forged papers. Mrs Donovan, 30, faced a six month term with a five year sentence in connection with issuing false orders. Representatives MondeM Cole and Ohio discussed bias and justice actions as papers unfolded.
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Railroad President Quits in Tennessee
The president of the Central Railroad, Ristine Deesssesc cg, resigns with effect in June. He will be succeeded by the Tennessee Central’s official in charge of Colsne and M Fetton, under the board chair Tan.
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Huntington named general manager of Soo Line
Minneapolis June 28 George R Huntington was named general manager of the Soo Line to succeed Edmund Pennington who was elected president after the death of Thomas Lowry.
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Defeated Candidate to Oppose Custis for Office
Jesse Taylor, a Republican candidate for Congress in the Sixth district, plans to contest the confirmation of W. O. Custis as postmaster of Jamestown. The nomination was sent by President Taft. Taylor claims Custis opposed him in the last campaign and will urge the Senate committee on post offices to delay confirmation until Taylor testifies.
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