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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1925
Page
4
The essay examines President Coolidge’s inaugural address as hopeful yet practical. It praises self reliance and peaceful global posture while stressing duty at home, budget discipline, tax reduction, property rights, and strict law enforcement as core to preserving American freedom and national vigor.
The local Health Department warns dog owners to vaccinate their pets against hydrophobia and highlights serum treatment for diphtheria. It promotes preventive injections for children under five, noting antitoxin can guard against diphtheria for years. Any physician can administer the treatment.
Mrs Betty Fleischmann Holmes adds 250000 to the Christian Holmes Deanship endowment at the University of Cincinnati College of Medicine. Contingent on 1300000 raised, General Education Board pledges 700000 to reach a 2000000 endowment, with March deadline shaping fundraising. The piece notes the gift’s size and the institution’s historic support.
A poem praising Paavo Nurmi as faster than ancient Greeks and past sprint legends. The speaker bets Nurmi would outpace any horse on a seven mile course and outclass all classic runners with improved training and propellers. The piece contrasts Nurmi's modern speed with classical Erudite Greek runners.
A wry note in rural crime reporting suggests a bootlegger fears only the end, not the law, as he contends with inevitable penalties. The line plays on the proverb about death and taxes, reflecting grim consequences in a bygone era.
The article notes Jackie Coogan has not become involved in any divorce scandal to date and mentions Florida's many golf courses amid remarks on orange production.
The writer enjoys Atlantic crossing mood from New York to Plymouth and Cherbourg while noting auctions, seamen’s fund, ship life, and routines. He laments auction pool vulgarity and high captain taxes, praises sea birds, and reflects on loneliness and fatigue during winter crossings.
The Mississippi Dental Association met with President Senaca P. Brown presiding. Dr. J Taft read an important paper on dentine at the Ohio Dental College commencement where Dr. Spaulding spoke. Photographer T S Tappan returned from Vladivostok with seven others after the Venus transit. George Fox senior started Fox starchworks fifty years earlier on Hamilton road. Revenue from malted and distilled liquors totaled 814000 for the month. Mrs Valentine Ferris learned her husband’s body was found near Beaver Creek after a buffalo hunt and blizzard. Laura Ulrich and B W Blair presented a banner to the First Battalion of the Knights of Pythias.
The Helvetia Maennerchor members filled the association hall on Thirteenth street to witness the marriage of President I R Wolf to Miss Elsie Horstman. The ceremony was officiated by the Rev Pohlmeyer.
A discussion on bowel movement timing shows healthy individuals pass most food residue within 24 hours, but studies by Alvarez and Freidlander using beads reveal variability. The report notes a common constipation tendency in Americans and cautions against frequent laxative use despite new findings.
A compiled quiz page lists ten current year trivia questions about mountains, cities, poets, bones, states, canals, measures, and explorers with a note that answers appear in tomorrow’s paper. It also prints yesterday’s answers covering arch origins bones color heat meerschaum elements Home Sweet Home song author Indian Empire mammoth and Columbus exchanges.
A New Jersey Audubon Society letter praises the bobolink as a beneficial insect destroyer with no harmful habits in northern states. The article explains federal migratory bird protections and how New Jersey open season may alter protection rules as state law aligns with state policy and rice-industry needs.
Typhoid cases rose to twenty six as health tests of river water were ordered while cistern theory faced skepticism. Rail talks ended with no action after four hours behind closed doors among Big Four and related lines. A new home for W J Murphy neared completion on Rose Hill Av Avondale. Ringgold Smoking Casino members gathered at Weddendorf Hall with toast master Huénche. B F Dyer returned from Milwaukee education conference. Weather cloudy 36 54 degrees.
Amusements notes announce L Lawrence Weber presents Julia on Mogali at the Shubert with book by William Le Baron lyrics by William Friedlander and music by Don Conrad. Frank Crumit and others lead a strong supporting cast as the production opens Sunday at the Shubert Theatre.
Venita Gould brings a series of characterizations as a top act at B F Keith's starting Sunday. Harry Stoddard and his band are the other headliner with Billy Shone and Louise Squire presenting Lobby Follies a parade of unusual bits. Verna Haworth with Fred Martin Frederick Wobett and Eugene Le Sieur perform a dancing novelette and Al Shayne Frank Wilson and Company offer a cycling novelty. Acrobatic stunts by Les Ghezzi add to the program.
Zoe Akins Declassee to be produced by Stuart Walker Company at Cox Theater next week. Ethel Barrymore originally starred. Bertha Mann to play the role of the Englishwoman whose husband drives her to social exile in a convincing production by Mr. Walker.
Palace Theatre announces Miss Ideal, noted swimmer and acrobatic diver, as headliner starting Sunday. Diving contests feature local swimmers on Monday and Thursday nights with acts from the Pantheon Singers, Bruce Morgan and Thomas McFen, Mack and Tempest, and more. The program includes Albert Rickard and Ethel Gray in Hush Money, Alex Melford Trio, gymnasts, and George and Ray Perry on jazz banjo. Another Scandal is listed as the screenplay.
Empress Theater presents a Mutual burlesque night headlined by Johnny Weber and Amny Spears with a large fan following. Supporting acts include Flo Bennett Jean Fox Elsie Raynor Billy Reed George Bray and Warren Boyd along with special features at evening performances.
Cohan and Watson return to the Olympic for a Sunday matinee opening Gerard's New Show. Advance notices promise a broader bill with Ada Lum Olive de Clair Gasey Jones Gladys Darling Manning and Ball among others. Over twenty numbers announced.
CAPITOL Jette Goudal stars as Sonya Mendel in Salome of the Tenements about a girl born into misery who grows into beauty. Godfrey Tearle appears in a leading supporting role in the Capitol Theater feature for the week starting Sunday.
The Lyric Theatre presents George Gibbs novel Sackcloth and Scarlet in a week long screen adaptation starting next Sunday. Cast includes Alice Terry Orville Caldwell and Jack Huff with the plot tracing life and love stories.
The Yankee Consul, based on the musical comedy that made Raymond Hitchock famous, is showcased as the latest starring vehicle for Douglas MacLean. At Family Day, Patsy Ruth Miller leads the feminine role as the story follows a wealthy New Yorker’s experiences.
Charles Hackett, renowned American tenor, will perform Romeo in Romeo and Juliet next Wednesday at the Chicago Opera Company. He opens with Faust in Mefisto fele the following Monday, replacing Forrest Lamont. Chaliapin also sings Mephisto. Edith Mason sings Marguerite. Seat sales are underway at Willis Music Store.
W. P. Anderson, president of Ferro Realty and Ferro Concrete, donated 10000 toward the building fund for the new Madisonville children’s home now under construction. The gift carries no strings and may be used as needed for the project, which totals about 300000 with 200000 already raised. The home will relocate from Ninth Street to Madisonville around August 1.
The State Senate approved a bill allowing the Cincinnati Board of Education to take over the Boys' Opportunity Farm and send it to Governor Donahey for signature. Introduced by Rep. Harry G. Schmuelling, the transfer aims to reduce the city's financial burden and run the farm within the school system to curb juvenile delinquency.
The discussion traces the origin of the verb amble to the Latin ambulo meaning to go about. It notes the ambulance term came from Baron Percy’s tart design for carrying wounded soldiers from battlefields and spread to armies, linking ambulance to ambulo.
Rev. Earl Hoon of Hyde Park Methodist Church urged Cincinnati advertisers to abandon cloistered methods and adopt a broad modern program. He argued the church, with 400 million worldwide members, loses ground daily and must partner with the world and use attractive packaging like a sales campaign to reach the young and curb temptation.
The Cincinnati Board of Examiners for Motion Picture Operators faces an inquiry after owners and distributors seek Mayor Carrel. Allegations claim Andrew Hettesheimer favored his son in law connected to a night school teaching operators and that exam questions were shared with classes. The mayor will hear more testimony and received a pledge from theater interests to back a city tax levy with on screen slides.
Joseph Begley private secretary to Eamon De Valera and Chancellor of the National University of Ireland will address the St Patrick's Day banquet of the combined Hamilton County councils of the American Association for the Recognition of the Irish Republic at the Elks Temple on March 17. Dr John M Cooney dean of the journalism department at the University of Notre Dame will also speak.
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