Cincinnati Commercial Tribune 1918 Classified Rates and Notices
The 1918 front section lists mailing and carrier rates for Cincinnati and US subscriptions, with pricing for daily and Sunday editions, domestic and foreign, plus a liability note for unsolicited submissions. It also provides branch offices in Covington Newport London Washington Chicago and a note about Associated Press ownership of news dispatches.
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Cincinnati
United Tes
Mexico
Cuba
Canada
United States
ADV. CE
Commercial Tribune
Commercial Tribune Publishing Company
Covington
Simrall Building
Madison Avenue
Newport
York Street
London
Trafalgar Building
Trafalgar Square
Washington
Munsey
Chicago
Associated Press
The Wheat Question and War Morale
A wartime plea by the United States Food Administration urging Americans to sacrifice wheat and other staples to feed soldiers in Europe. It argues bread lacks unique nutritional gain, notes allies rely more on bread, and stresses national effort for victory through rationing and habit change.
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Europe
Uncle Sam
United States Food Administration
Prof
Scott
University of Wisconsin
United States
Chicago
War States
Secrets of Health and Happiness Blackheads and boils by special care
Dr Leonard Keene Hirshberg explains summer skin issues caused by heat and dirt clogging pores. He offers soap and water cleansing, hot then cold rinses, and ice to close pores, plus cleansing for boils and carbuncles and tips to avoid scratching and further infection.
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Leonard Keene Hirshberg
Fifty Years Ago in Cincinnati July 15 1868
A Cincinnati column notes marriages at Henry Westwood residence Ohio avenue Elder W P Stratton weds Henry T Mehle to Sarah Tranter and at Christie Chapel Mahlon W Van Hart wed Annie Brill. Local shippers and steamboat agents are listed with changes. Benefits include sales of ferries/Covington and Queen City, new agency openings, and early railroad and river trade updates. Live Oak beats Great Western 34 to 11. Buckeye Baseball on Western tour. وفاة deprecated.
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Henry Westwood
Ohio Avenue
W. P. Stratton
Henry T. Mehle
Sarah
James Tranter
J. J. Thompson
Christie Chapel
Mahlon W. van Hart
Annie
Brill
J.C. Dorman & Co
Commercial Row
Main Street
Live Oak
Great Western
Buckeye Baseball Club
George F. Sands
National Baseball Association
Olivia Groesbeck Hooker
Joe Hooker
William
Groesbeck
Watertown
N. Y
Morris Chapel
Central Avenue
Fifth Street
J. C. Thoms
Joseph W.henry
Fruit sirups without sugar from apple cider recipe
Specialists from the United States Department of Agriculture describe making sugar free apple sirup from apple cider using calcium carbonate, boiling, settling, and canning. The guide covers testing for proper consistency, slow cooling, storage, and sterilization, with notes on labeling for commercial use.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Sacrifice and economy urged by church and press
Episcopal bishop in a Penn sermon calls sacrifice the path to Christ and warns against lax Christians behind the lines. The piece quotes Catholic praise for fallen soldiers and urges economy in family budgets to support the war effort, criticizing hand to mouth living and urging disciplined saving.
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Rhinelander
Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Ohio State Journal
Chicago Tribune
War is War Not Hell: Kennedy Condemns Prussian Aggression
Sara Beaumont Kennedy argues that Prussian notions ruin virtue and mercy in a Memphis Commercial Appeal piece. She contrasts brutal greed with humanity, urging soldiers to maintain faith in God despite wartime carnage. The piece declares war is not true war but hell on earth.
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Mars
Cain
Hell
Sara Beaumont Kennedy
Memphis
Original Fashion Designs For Home Dressmakers
Fashion notes present hats for children and young girls matching frocks with an all fabric design. Organdy hats on wire frames feature bias folds and embroidered medallions, with velvet ribbons, flowers at ends, and satin accents. A smaller linen hat over buckram uses organdy plaits and satin ribbons with rose bud details.
Secret Service Ties Bind Margret and Mother-in-law
In a tense domestic moment a narrator bonds with her wary mother-in-law over a covert note from a Japanese servant. The two share trust amid wartime anxieties as they discuss surveillance, danger next door, and the mission driving the household.
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Dicky
Altho
Secret Service
Mrs. Underwood
Lillian
Pete
William
Margaret
Vegetable Time Guide Encourages Summer Produce Use
The article from a wartime food program urges extensive vegetable eating this summer to reduce reliance on wheat beef and sugar. It provides simple methods for boiling squash sliced tomatoes onions beet greens and green corn with butter substitute salt pepper and optional milk adding practical kitchen steps and tips.
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Walnut Street
Government Place
Ohio
France
Johns Hopkins University
E. S. Butler & Co
John C. Dorman
West Front Street
C. G. Bearce
Covington and Queen City
P. Hill
Doc
Hill & Hurlbert
Water Street
Charles M. Holloway
Harnden
George Charter
Pine Bluff
T. Damont
Crider
Warsaw
Charmer
Lew Vandegrift
St Louis
Kansas City
Leavenworth
Omaha
Contemporary Press Wisdom
Mildred Lodewick
the Press Publishing Co
Adele Garrison
Agatha
By Cliff Sterrett
Whea
PoLly
GOANA
TMNES
Newspaper Feature Service
Inc
Great Britain
Patent Office
Art
Crete Sale
Jardinieres
Crete
Subway
Potter
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