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Newspaper

Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 1925

Page

4

Cincinnati’s cultural growth urged through artist retention

The editorial cites Clement L. Barnhorn and argues Cincinnati has failed to nurture its artists, noting many talent from local art institutions left for other cities. It calls for repentance and reform to improve future support of the arts and preserve local talent.

Clement L. Barnhorn Cincinnati Art Academy Cincinnati Art Museum Chamber of Commerce Barnhorn Cincinnati

Health habits and public duty in battling epidemics

The article argues physicians should advise on health and citizens should follow. It warns coughs and colds during an epidemic, urging changes in dress, diet, and routines. It notes many ignore illness and keep working, spreading disease, and urges early bed rest when symptoms appear.

Commercial Tribune Cincinnati

Outfitting Downtown With Up-to-Date Street Signs Proposed

The Public Service Director returning from vacation announces plans to start immediate outfitting of the downtown “bowl” with modern street signs. The move is praised as a timely improvement and may reflect lessons from cities visited. A broader civic note discusses education funding for ministerial candidates and state legislative measures affecting Cincinnati, with a historic tongue-in-cheek reference to Vice President Dawes. Wheat prices are noted as well.

Public Service Hornberger Cincinnati Presbytery Cincinnati Civic Cincinnati

Ode to a Hot Dog Prominently Featured Poem in 1925 Issue

A humorous poem catalogs the dog as a trusted park and street food helper, praising its loyalty and service to feeding crowds. It riffs on dog names and lineage while noting the creature’s fading vocal presence in modern life. The page includes brief political and editorial asides about the Senate, a cosmetic slogan, and a note on Senator Walsh returning to the Senate.

Tige Doxie Rover Pluto Towser Tray

Just Travelin Round London to Paris by Air

A weary traveler recalls a damp London morning and a Hadley-Page flight to Paris. The Croydon field, three fellow passengers, and a terrifying climb above clouds frame a vivid journey. The writer notes fog dangers, air pockets, and a wary view of cross-Channel travel toward evening Paris.

London Paris Croydon England St. Louis Globe-Democrat Channel

Sea-shell collecting study shared by Edward A. Harvey

Edward A. Harvey notes shell collecting spans many regions from the northwest coast of Australia to Samoa and the United States. He mentions local enthusiasts in Saugerties and Rochester with thousands of varieties, and describes methods to reveal colors, advocating careful preparation and polishing.

Edward A. Harvey Catskill N. Y Australia Japan Ceylon Africa Pago-Pago Samoa Panama Hawaiian Islands United States Saugerties Rochester California Massachusetts Catskills Otis Swift N. Weed News Service N.Y

Tan Yard Murder Trial Ends in Guilty Verdict

Fifty years ago in Cincinnati the Andreas Egner trial concluded in Criminal Court with a guilty verdict after eleven ballots. Local political notes include bids for Exposition 1875 concessions and a Republican City Executive meeting led to Alf Korte as President Amor Smith as Treasurer and George Weber as Secretary. Also reported are shoe shop theft of $170, a post supper robbery, a Davenport Dramatic Club production, a factory fire at Westerhoff Knapp, and the Methodist Episcopal Society planning summer services. Weather: Cloudy with temperatures 32 to 45 degrees.

Andreas Egner Herman Chilling C. F. Hornberger Republican City Executive Committee Alf Korte Amor Smith George Weber

Imagination and Drama in Child Life and Community Service

Discussion by Dr Reed on fostering imagination in children aged six to fourteen through well chosen plays. Emphasizes the dramatic instinct as a tool for growth, generosity, open mindedness, historical interpretation, and continuous use by churches clubs schools and communities. Also notes preventive tips for tomorrow Osmidrosis.

DR. Reed America King Feature Synd., Inc

Wisps of Wisdom and Liverpool Sober Rpt

Wisps of wisdom offer maxims on restraint effort and virtue. Liverpool notes a decline in drunkenness convictions from 8,506 in 1920 to 4,434 in 1924 due to stricter enforcement and police supervision.

Liverpool Licensing Committee Joseph Hunter

Twenty Years Ago in Cincinnati Highlights

The Commercial Tribune recall covers Citizens National Bank property at Fourth and Main as a potential skyscraper site, photographer Henry Slatter’s death at 73, a gum factory rumor, baseball scandals, Jack Taylor’s pitching scandal findings, Major Pfaff and Consul Prieto in Cincinnati, and architect committee Hightening building code focus on concrete use and building height rules.

The Citizens National Bank Fourth Main Streets August Herrmann National Commission Jack Taylor Chicago

Three Coveted Decorations Well Earned by Capt Stuart

Ronald N. Stuart R N R Staff Captain of the Empress of Scotland arrived in New York wearing the Victoria Cross the Distinguished Service Order and the United States Navy Cross. His wartime exploits include sinking a submarine and guiding the US destroyer Kassin to safety. He is 38 married and based in Cheshire England with a history of two shipwrecks and early sea service at age 15.

Harry Cunningham Ronald N. Stuart Canadian Pacific New York Stuart James Gillies Canadian Pacific Railway Admiral de Cheir England English Channel Great Britain Q” Boat Navy Gordon Campbell Irish Sea Pargust Kassin United States Cheshire Kirkhill Swansea Pacific Coast Faulkland Islands Sierra Morena Florida Rebecca Shoals

Prohibition Propaganda in McGuffey Readers Cited by Rev. McGuffey

Marguerite Moders Marshall in the New York Evening World notes Rev. Edward M. McGuffey may donate a complete set of McGuffey's Readers to the New York Public Library. She highlights the book's anti drink morals and vivid woodcut illustrations shaping youth toward total abstinence.

Edward M. McGuffey St. James Church Elmhurst L. I New York Public Library McGuffey Marguerite Moders Marshall New York Evening World Louis M. Dillman American Book Company William Holmes McGuffey Oxford Voletead W. H. Anderson

Tricky Trivia From an Old Paper Quiz

A set of 190 trivia questions and yesterday’s answers appears in a newspaper page. Topics span geography ancient kingdoms art poetry and notable figures with queries about birds provinces bridges poets and historical names compiled for readers tomorrow.

North Africa Algeria Manhattan Orange Free State Lalla Rookh Jacob Stephen Arno Douglas Thespis Volga Europe Fenelon North Dakota Samuel Langley Langley’s St. George England

Accountants Set May 14 and 15 for Exams

The Board of Examiners of the American Institute of Accountants fixed May 14 and 15 for the spring semi annual examination of public accountants seeking membership or associate status or state registration as certified accountants.

NDW York Board of Examiners of The American Institute of Accountants

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