The Commercial Tribune Publication Note
The Commercial Tribune details publication data including address, editor, and distribution points in Cincinnati Ohio and New York City. It notes association with The Associated Press and access points at Schultz's News and Grand Central Station.
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The
Commercial Tribune
New York City
Schultz
Sixth Avenue
Forty-second Street
Grand Central Station
Hotaling
Times
Forty-third and
Broadway
Cops Price Daily March 4 1925 2c Sunday 7c
Advertisement note lists issue date Wednesday March 4 1925 with price 2 cents for daily edition and 7 cents for Sunday edition indicating small town newspaper pricing and format details.
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Price
Making Safe Future Bond Issues
The piece criticizes delay in securing government bonds against counterfeiting. It notes repeated duplications by the Treasury and the cost of correcting them after market release. It urges early separation of engraving registry and safeguards, arguing for proactive measures before losses occur.
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Treasury Department
Engraving Registry
Saang
The Art of Retail Salesmanship Affirmed
An essay on canvassers proving they meet local buyers with home delivery and sales know how. William N Taft contends canvassers move more than 100000000 in goods yearly while local retailers rely on courteous salesmanship and broad offerings. He urges firms to use systematic advertising, especially the daily press, to reach customers.
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William N. Taft
Retail Ledger of
Philadelphia
Ohio Valley Retail Shoe Dealers’ Association
Taft
Earth Temperature Stable Through a Billion Years Says Case
Prof Earl C Case of the Universitys geological department argues that Earths surface temperature has varied little over the last billion years indicating climate stability while surface temperatures could still swing dramatically within a billion years. He notes possible variations from 273 to 5000 degrees centigrade andponders theological implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl C. Case
University
Geological Department
Prof
Casey
No Hope of a Poet Without Pain
A speaker argues that poets claim suffering fuels great poetry yet admits no illness or heartache to inspire him. He even endures tooth extraction to trigger rhyme but finds the pain unhelpful, doubting the link between misery and lasting verse. He ends with a cryptic line on skulls and authors.
Depreciation and the need for yearly laws
A brief, opinionated note arguing that new laws accumulate because earlier ones are quickly violated, suggesting legislative churn is driven by recurring breaches and the ongoing effort to curb them.
Jazz’s Painful Death Echoes Fading Scene
A brief, somber note laments jazz’s decline, suggesting the genre’s vitality wanes as performers and audiences dwindle and the art form seems to be dying. It conveys a mournful tone about cultural erosion and the loss of a vibrant musical era.
Stormy Atlantic Crossing Amid Shipboard Turmoil
Narrator recalls a trans Atlantic voyage through a fierce gale. The ship pitches and shifts, meals fail, a New York passenger injures fingers, a surgeon races to steerage, and a baby cries as seas threaten. An English crewman and a smiling couple from the Midwest offer human steadiness as calm returns at noon.
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Alantic
Plymouth
Capetown
New York
Relii
Fifty Years Ago in Cincinnati Reporter Highlights
The Universalist Church leader Rev R H Pullman spoke at the Sixth District conference in Cincinnati. S M Barrett joined the Exposition Committee for the Board of Health and John Simkinson resigned due to health. Van Loo showcased zinc oxide coating on sheet iron at Rob ert Clarke Co. A large fruit painting by S H Reed drew attention. Charlotte Cushman as Lady Macbeth drew crowds at Wood's Theater though support was weak. Farrell and Morris of Colidated Street Railway were arrested for sprinkling salt on slick rails, while S P C Sea condemns salt use. Thorburn Stoll and Mrs Martin suffered broken legs from slips. Kugler estate case with half a million dollars involved reached the State Supreme Court. shares contested among Kugler relatives and Townsend. Rev G O King honored upon retirement with gold watch and chain.
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van Loo
Robert Clarke &Co
Kugler
State Supreme Court
Townsend
Milford
City Hospital Seeks to Remove Sam Holland After 74 Years
Twenty years ago The Commercial Tribune notes Sam Holland, 74, a loyal ambulance driver, facing job separation by City Hospital. The piece also mentions a fatal pin scratch of driver Andrew Suttlemeyer, a proposal for an industrial department and free employment bureau, and other local items including a trip to Washington for Roosevelt’s inauguration. Weather is listed as cloudy with temperatures 36 to 57 degrees.
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Sam Holland
Sam
Andrew Suttlemeyer
Colerain Avenue
City Hospital
J. O. White
Union Bethel
The Dread Handshake and Its Hidden Dangers
A 1925 piece argues handshaking spreads germs and causes illness. It cites Henry Harrison and William McKinley to illustrate injuries and critiques the habit as a disease vector. The article urges washing hands before meals and endorses anti-handshaking leagues under health authorities.
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Harrison
United States
William McKinley
McNaught Synd., Inc
Daily Quiz Questions and Yesterday's Answers
A list of ten quiz questions covering arch development bones heat color furth er science and history followed by yesterday’s answers. Notable items include Os in forearm and Home Sweet Home author and a note that Mt McKinley is North America’s highest peak.
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Sweet Home
Beeen
India
North America
America
Mt. McKinley
Charlotte Bronte
Carrer Bell
Charles Darwin
Edward Oyes Westcott
David Harum
Ben Franklin
Richard
Gettysburg
Dawson
Yukon Territory
Julius Ceasar
Portland
Longfellow
Press Publishing Co
Nabonidus Era Finds Deep Museum Ties at Ur
Excavations by the British Museum and University of Pennsylvania uncover a priestess daughter of Nabonidus in Ur of the Chaldees. The king’s focus on archaeology weakened his military. Cyrus captured Babylon in 539 B.C. This artifact hunt preserved foundation cylinders and architectural plans for future scholars.
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Nabonidus
Babylon
Abraham
British Museum
University of Pennsylvania
Nannar
Lansa
Sippar
Nebuchadnezzar
Babylonia
Cyrus
B.C
N. Y
Plan to Take Up City Safety Work
Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce plans a March 13 luncheon to organize safety and accident prevention efforts, continuing Hoover’s national program. A formed body will include a chair, secretary, and eleven committees on ways and means, traffic control, construction, statistics, insurance, education, laws, public relations, and industrial safety. Civic and business groups, city officials, and citizens are invited to attend.
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Greater
Washington
Cincinnati
Companien
Berne and Palm Deliver Polished Cincinnati Recital
The Berne Palm program at the Cincinnati Conservatory featured intelligent tasteful performance by Messrs Therne and Palm. They presented unfamiliar music with exact interpretation and rare cohesion showing they have program sense. Berne’s selections were well chosen and balanced though a cold affected a few high tones.
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Tal
Albert Berne
Augustus O. Palm
Messrs
Therne
Palm
Cincinnati Conservatory of Music
Eight Soldiers Burned in Schofield Barracks Blast
Eight enlisted men were seriously burned at Schofield Barracks near Honolulu during loading of shells for joint Army Navy maneuvers. A sergeant and seven soldiers were burned when part of the powder exploded. one man escaped major injury. The cause of the explosion was not yet determined.
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Associated Press
Honolulu
United States Army
Schofield Barracks
Here
Army
Birthdays Named for Brand Whitlock and Edmund Noel
Today marks birthdays for Brand Whitlock former United States minister born in Urbana Colorado aged 58 and Edmund F Noel former governor of Mississippi born near Lovelace Mississippi aged 69.
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Brand Whitlock
United States
Urbana
Edmund F. Noel
Mississippi
Nearington
Miss
Board approves staff changes at University of Cincinnati
The Board of Directors approves multiple promotions in the Department of Surgery at the Medical College of the University of Cincinnati and changes in other departments. Several instructors are moved to clinical surgery titles. new assistants and instructors are named across departments. resignations are accepted. a loan fund of 500 dollars is established by Abram and Yetta Newburgh through Alfred Mack to aid engineering and commerce students with discretionary loan terms.
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Medical College
University of Cincinnati
Irectors
Dudley W. Palmer
J. Louis Ransohoff
Soria G. Linsler Bere
Charles T. Souther
Symmes F. Oliver
Ralph G. Carothers
Reed A. Shank
A. Caldwell
Roninger Oenne Jr
Clara Findlater
Louis Martin
Paul W. Sutton
Eurn
Gere Soper
Carroll DeCourcy
Asee
Nellie Rechenbach
Herbert Baker
Otto M. Helff
Miss Ma Boon
Carl A. Koch
Con Koch
Joseph Donnelly
Physioloy
Carol Bell
Pathology
Madeline N. Phillips
S. M. Cohen
Murray A. Newburg
Alfred Mack
Mack
Murray A. Newburgh
Abram
Yetta Newburg
College of Engineering and Commerce
Abram and Yetta
Styles in Footwear Forecast at Ohio Valley Shoe Meeting
The Ohio Valley Retail Shoe Dealers Association at Linton predicted many spring trends with bold balloon type oxfords for men and high fashion sandals for women. Industry leaders emphasized cautious expansion and sensible merchandising as 1925 business prospects look promising with Europe’s Dawes plan reception and President Coolidge’s leadership cited.
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Milady
Ohio Valley Retail Shoe Dealers’ Association
Linton
Cincinnati
James P. Orr
Cincinnati Shoeman
National Shoe Retailers’ Association
Florida
Coolidge
Europe
W. A. Waddell
Akron
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company
Harper’s Bazaar
America
Germany to Hold Two Presidential Elections in 1925
Berlin reports indicate Germany will stage two presidential elections under a law requiring an absolute majority in the first vote and a plurality in the second. Parties plan to test sentiment in the first, then form coalitions for the runoff between coalition candidate Marx and rightist contenders Luther or Jarres.
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Samuel Spewack
New York World News Service
Berlin
Germany
Paul Loebe
Reichstag
Luther
Interior
Jarres
Marx
Jatres
World News Service
Worens
Y. World Press Pub. Co
Palm Debuts Song With Noted Piano Accompaniments
The piece "Ens hat die Nachtigall" marked Mr. Palm's first public performance as both accompanist and composer, praised for its refined tone and artistry alongside his fine accompaniments.
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Berne
Palm
Perjury Case Delays Sentences in North Bend Prohibition Racketeering
Judge Yeatman labeled the bundle of perjury as the largest he has seen in twelve years and delayed sentences for two North Bend Liquor Court agents and four others. John Wilder and Vernon Goodwin were charged with aiding possession of liquor, Whitehead with possession, Mrs Tea and Miss Bern Murphy with disorderly conduct and loitering. Wilder also faces liquor transportation charges. A new penalty date will be set after grand jury review.
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Yeatman
North Bend Liquor Court
Grand
John Wilder
Vernon Goodwin
Whitehead
Pike
Tea
Leth Street
Bern Murphy
Wilder
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