Subscription Rates for Cincinnati and Regions in 1918
The Commercial Tribune lists in advance subscription prices for Cincinnati and surrounding territory including daily and Sunday editions. Rates cover daily only, daily with Sunday, Sunday only, and mail options to the United States, Canada, and foreign countries with varying monthly and yearly terms. The notice warns that unsolicited submissions are at the owner’s risk and the publisher disclaims liability for custody or return.
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Cincinnati
United Tes
Mexico
Cuba
Sunda
Canada
United States
Commercial Tribune
Commercial Tribune Publishing Company
Branch News and Office Addresses
Covington bureau in Simrall Building at 427 Madison Avenue. Newport bureau at 307 York Street. London bureau at Trafalgar Square. Washington bureau in Munsey Building. Chicago office at 818 People's Gas Bids. Associated Press notes exclusive republication rights.
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Branch News
Covington
Simrall Building
Madison Avenue
Newport
York Street
London
Trafalgar Panding
Trafalgar Square
Washington
Munsey
Chicago
It Is Now or Never on the Western Front
The piece urges resolve as Allied forces face a major German offensive, stressing faith, fortitude, and calm under possible heavy casualties. It notes General Foch's tactics, the danger of panic, and the need to hold the line while awaiting a decisive objective.
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Foch
Words of resolve from wartime appeal to unity and endurance
A passionate wartime address rejects the enemy’s brutal tactics and frames the struggle as a moral crusade. It pledges steadfast resistance, honors fallen fighters, and vows that Allied forces will endure until mercy, truth, and righteousness prevail.
Conflicting Headlines Echo Across War Time Claims
The piece mocks political posturing and wartime rhetoric from Germany and allies. It skewers Admiral von Capelle on U boats, U S politics, Hearst Roosevelt debates, and nobility’s fate while lampooning wartime censorship and press cartoons. It blends satire with commentary on leadership, taxation ideas, and public morale.
No Respector of Churches
The Associated Press reports from Amsterdam that Brandenburg authorities have claimed 2 190 of the province's 4 300 church bells for gun metal. Some bells dating to the early 1200s have been spared for artistic and historical reasons.
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Associated Press
Amsterdam
Province of
Brandenburg
Germian
Fifty Years Ago in Cincinnati July 16 1868
A July 16 1868 Cincinnati page reports continued heat with 16 sunstroke cases to Coroner Emmert and widespread civic notices. Marriages in England and Kentucky are listed alongside business dissolutions and reorganizations including Hanks Porter Co becoming Hanks Bro Co and Chapin Sampson Rogers. Heat related prostrations rise with 303 cases and 75 deaths. citizens retreat to eastern resorts or the sea shore.
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Hanks, Porter &Co
Penetease
Richard Hanks
W. J. Porter
J. M. Kirtley
W. M. Hanks
Hanks, Bro. & Co
Vine Street
Haines & Chapman
West Second Street
D. B. Chapin
W. A. Saampson
L. H. Rogers
Seth H. Haines
Chapin, Sampson & Rogers
Old Woodward
Joseph T. Bodley
Theodore Marsh
Gazzam
Sunstroke Treatments and Heat Hazards at Mid Summer
The article explains sunstroke and heat illness, noting the difference between heatstroke and sunstroke, and outlines emergency care. It discusses risks to the elderly and high blood pressure patients, the need for hospital care, and various remedies guided by body temperature readings.
German Discipline and a British Seaman tragedy
A Dayton Journal summary of Prussian military discipline contrasts with democracy. It recounts a British seaman killed escaping a burning Brandenburg prison where guards refused to act without orders, letting seven others die. The piece argues the Prussian system stifles initiative and must be removed.
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Altho
Brandenburg
Dayton Journal
Return the unwanted citizens after the war say Telegram
The New York Telegram argues with Secretary Baker on deporting foreign born or harboring citizens who refuse military service. It urges shipping these individuals abroad after the war to avoid interfering with troop movements and warns against underestimating the Kaiser’s drive. The piece cites front reports noting well clothed prisoners and educated officers, framing the war as severe.
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Baker
United States
England
France
God
Jess Willard
Don Martin
New York Herald
Germany
New York Telegram
Baghdad reborn under British rule and the moral code of stockings
The Cleveland Plain Dealer and New York World discuss postwar Baghdad under British occupation praising cleanliness and safety, contrasting with Turkish rule. They note tourists may return to see Abbasside capital and its modernization. Another column questions beach modesty at Coney Island and the stockings debate.
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Bagdad
Tigris
Hass
England
Abbasside
Wilhelm
Gott
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Coney Island
Fifth Avenue
New York World
Hungarian in Miami Grove victim of money in the box trick
Bocko Elieff of Miami Grove and B O Railroad told police Monday that two Hungarian men lured him to Chester Park on May 14 and into a hotel room where he joined the money in the box game. He drew his savings and remains waiting for the other two to return with the key.
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Bocko Elieff
Miami Grove
B. & O. Railroad
Elieff
Chester Park
Linn Presbyterian becomes Linn Street Presbyterian Church
At a special congregational meeting of the First German Presbyterian Church Linn and Naeher streets the members unanimously voted to change the church name to Linn Street Presbyterian Church. Rev A I Wigth presided.
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First German Presbyterian Church
Linn
Naeher Streets
Linn Street
Peggy and the Blossom Fairies Mark Day by Flowers
Peggy meets hundreds of golden gowned fairies in a meadow and learns their daily timings from Blossom Fairy. The tale weaves a clock of flowers with Morning Glory Dandelion and Lady Primrose guiding wake and bed times.
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Peggy
Blossom Fairy
Morning Glory
Miss Poppy
Marigold
Miss Tulip
Star of Bethlehem
Passion Flower
Sweet Peas
Primrose
Dandelion Fairy
New Policies in Shipbuilding From Wartime to Postwar
The Shipping Board and Emergency Fleet Corp adopt policies guiding postwar shipbuilding. They plan ninety two 12 000 ton transports to become passenger liners, continue wooden ships for coastwise trade, limit concrete ships, and bar foreign contracts to build ships in Canada. Steel ships will dominate, with engines and boilers kept up to hull production. The fleet aims to complete in eighteen months, delivering two to three vessels per month this fall, then five monthly on average.
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Commercial
Tribune Bureau
Munsey Building
Washington
Shipping Board
Emergency Fleet Corporation
United States
Canada
Emergency Fiee Corporation
Federal
Politvdeak Administration
Corkr Cn
Edward N. Hurley
The
Fleet Corporation
Seaboard
Atlantic
Gulf Coast
Pacific Coast
Atlantic Coast
Railroad Administration
Four OClock Fairy Races Home at Four O Clock
Blossom Fairy chides Peggy about timing as sun rules the garden. Pegy sees dandelion castles closed for the day and hurries home while Four O’Clocks nod in approval as the old clock marks four.
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Blossom Fairy
Sun
Pegey
Peggy
Communion of Love in a Harper's Magazine Verse
Minturn Peck presents a sentimental lyric about sending love from the heart to the head. The poem traces a dove like trust guiding through darkness and light, restoring peace despite woes.
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Minturn Peck
Harper's Magazine
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von Capelle
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Cole Blease
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William R. Hearst
Teddy Roosevelt
Konankamp
Fritz
Kaiser
Emmert
Evan Williams
Malling Church
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Mary
John Hoadley
Louisville, Ky
J. R. Mohr
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Sallie Gusweiler
Leonard Keene Hirshberg
Johns Hopkins University
Contemporary Press Wisdom
Linn Presbyterian
A Pdortul
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Sly
Her
Settia
Mebbie
WAS IA
Aist A'Gomaa
Newspaper Feature Service Inc
Great Britain
US Patent Office
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National Shipping Board
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