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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1930
Page
5
The clipping presents a standard Associated Press copyright notice and a June 29 1930 date with price details for the Daily and Sunday editions. It lacks a distinct news item, event, or named individuals beyond the publishing notice.
Contrast in crime attitudes features President Hoover urging broader study beyond prohibition. Article links Volstead enforcement to general crime, cites Kerley on youth fit and guidance for parents, and notes stolen car rings and Barrell Road raid in Hamilton County. Also includes 1910 items on merger opposition, estate values, and the Union Depot.
Cincinnati Ball Club faced upheaval as directors demanded President Thorner resign amid a disparaging paper critique. Gen Tom Young dismissed senatorial hopes while Milt Sayler eyed a House return. Eastern visitors praised Cincinnati hotel hospitality. St Joseph's College held commencement at Robinson's Opera House with twelve graduates. Weather cloudy 70 to 85 degrees.
A compact quotation fragment attributes wisdom to the unwary, noting that true wisdom may lie in absence of effort. The text presents a Gedanken from Wordsworth about cleverness versus genuine understanding.
A couple argues about visiting Clara Rumsen and Ed at their Little Miami cottage over the Fourth. He wants to go for a few days while she fears giving up his golf and other plans. They clash on who should arrange the trip and when to depart.
De WITT MacKENZIE notes the Viceroy's vast authority over 330,000,000 Indians and his potential to wield dictatorial power in emergencies while facing Gandhi’s challenge to British rule. The piece recalls Lord Curzon’s mix of brilliance and arrogance and his reform to curb European mistreatment of natives.
The piece surveys Emerson as a paramount American literary force 1803 to 1882 noting his Spirit centered precepts and virtues. It cites Carlyle Hawthorne and others describing his magnetic mind drawing seekers, visionaries, and dissenters to his guidance and the mountain atmosphere of his thought.
Fear is a distressing fault of childhood caused by unfamiliar people or things. Parents should uncover the fear source and help children overcome it. Don't scold a child for fear, but comfort and build trust with gentle guidance and love.
A brief quotation notes that if a man is not asked for his opinion within five minutes he will voice it anyway. This reflection by E. W. Howe offers a concise social observation on conversational etiquette.
A humorous column stitches jokes about aging and romance with a country rhyme on four leaf clovers. An elderly visitor in a big city encounters a misspelt storefront sign and jokes about Smith Manufacturing Company revealing city parsing.
In a seven point nine million sentence, the article notes California dairy sales rose by 4,334,334 to reach 155,965,025 for 1929. It mentions 328 year old fire engines in Manila service. The Chestnut Tree column questions grit and spinach humor.
A columnist laments potential Zoo closing and Cincinnati’s cultural funding needs. He argues residents must support arts and opera, warns against resting on laurels, and recalls a humorous yard scene with roses and chickens to illustrate engagement versus neglect.
Recent notes from Lyons France review whether moderate wine drinking links to longer life, citing Medoc as a region with many elderly residents. They note other factors like diet and weather, yet physiologists argue wine supplies minerals and vitamins that may aid longevity.
Senator William E. Borah of Idaho born in Fairfield Illinois sixty five years ago. Dr. William J. Mayo of the Mayo Clinic born in Le Sueur Minnesota sixty nine years ago. Prof. Edwin W Kemmerer of Princeton University born in Scranton Pennsylvania fifty five years ago.
Pierre Van Paassen argues against fully abandoning silent cinema as talkies spread worldwide. He recalls how silent films offered solitude and escape from urban pressures, urges preserving authentic silent artistry, and hopes talkies respect the silent screen’s dreamlike quality.
A study with 38 women and 38 men finds women fail to detect lemon essence beyond 1 in 109000 while some men detect down to 1 in 250000. Women also describe the ideal man as a tall dark dancer who gives flowers treats his wife as an equal and avoids red ties.
After nearly seven years of work and a cost of 400 million dollars Tokyo, Japan, has been rebuilt. Nearly three quarters of the city was destroyed by the 1923 earthquake.
The article notes a yearly drop in ordination candidates for the Church of England. From 1921 to 1928 the number decreased by 600 each year, indicating a steady long term decline in entrants to the ministry.
The Boxer Rebellion episode of the Gold Seal Adventure program debuts next Friday at 7 30 p m on WKERC and Columbia System. Lieut John McCloy US Navy holder of two Congressional Medals of Honor and Navy Cross recounts his perilous mission delivering ammunition to beleaguered sailors in a Chinese arsenal during the Boxer war. The tale notes his high seas ordeal and a rebel attack as the basis for his Medal of Honor and honors.
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