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Newspaper

Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 26, 1925

Page

4

Dilemma of the National Guard Calls for Funds

The Commercial Tribune argues the National Guard needs full funding for equipment and drill as budget limits threaten the annual appropriation. It urges immediate local support, citing Cincinnati units including the 147th Infantry and the 417th Pursuit Squadron, to sustain efficiency and public service.

National Guard Guard Cincinnati Hamilton County 147Th Infantry 417Th Air Service

Red Infection Debate at Ohio Universities Sparks Legislative Worry

Essay outlines concern over Bolshevism and atheism in Ohio State, Ohio University Athens, and Miami Oxford teachings. It argues the issue could spread if confirmed and urges calm, informed response through home instruction and open, sensible regulation rather than coercion.

Ohio Ohio State Ohio Institution Athens Miami Oxford Columbia University Columbia Nicholas Murray Butler

Belt line project eyed to boost Cincinnati shipping

F D Reiley of the Traffic Club outlines a large belt line plan to knit local rail trackage with Greater Cincinnati shipping facilities. The venture aims to improve interstate traffic, passenger and freight terminals, and regional prestige while lawmakers debate timing and funding.

F. D. Reiley Traffic Club American Business Club Mr. Reiley Greater Cincinnati Greater Cincinnati Reiley

Diet and Health and Other Rambles From a House Guest

A humorous meditation on meals and appetite contrasts poor boarding house fare with a wife’s cooking and growing appetite. The writer notes how bad food once strengthened health, then laments overindulgence at the groaning board as time passes. Entangled already. Also brief asides on Congress and reparations, college finance, and song theft.

Parisian Press Life and American reporters in 1925

A 1925 McNaught Syndicate piece surveys Paris journalism and American correspondents. It contrasts pay, perks, and routines in Le Petit Parisien and other papers with American reporters’ livelihoods, graft, leisure, and temptations including a venture in Montmartre.

Fifty Years Ago in Cincinnati Highlights and Rumors

A back page snapshot recalls Davenecks and works by a rising artist on display at Clark's with Munich invitation from Prof Piloty. Evangelists Whittle and Bliss lead weekly revival at St Pauls M E Church. Carl Beetz to sing Martha tenor. Mme Jannotta trains the chorus. Lioness death retold at the Zoo and the donkey blamed. Dolph Evylyn visits Cincinnati after years, rides on Captain Pepper’s Cons Millar. Irish citizens honor John Mitchell memory. Campbell chairs. C H D Rail Road dividend failure sparks stockholder meeting with Brown Dexter Cook Kilbreth and Briggs Swift investigations.

C.,h.d Fifth and Hoadly Streets Robert Brown Julius Dexter Theodore Cook J. P. Kilbreth Briggs Swift

Twenty Years Ago in Cincinnati from The Commercial Tribune

Twenty years ago in Cincinnati, a banquet honored Melvi E. Ingalls, Big Four president, with Edward Colston as toastmaster. Eden Park work announced, zoo python fed, water boil advisory, Schmidlapp Library plans, Captain William Stricker dies, Aetna agents meet, memorials for Rabbi Isaac Wise, weather cloudy 45 to 70.

Cincinnati The Commercial Tribune Een City Club Melvi E. Ingalls Big Four Railroad Edward Colston

Ideals in marriage and heredity in selection of mates

The speaker contrasts Dr Reed and Prof Morgan on heredity extending beyond blood lines to social and economic inheritance. He argues improving marriage ideals requires embracing these findings and educating about intelligent, affectionate unions beyond primitive passions. Copyright 1925 King Features Synd., Inc.

Prof T. H. Morgan Columbia University Morgan Tomorow King Feature Synd., Inc

Myth and Magic Stonehenge Revisited by Merlin Legends

A 1925 overview recounts Geoffrey of Monmouth and Dryden on Stonehenge origins, noting Merlin as erecting the stones to honor Hengist and the tale of Giants’ Dance from Ireland. It compares Stonehenge to the Standing Stones of Stennis and hints at possible Druids links and ceremonial use.

Stonehenge Geoffrey of Monmouth Merlin Hengist Vortigern Aurelius Ambrosius Killarans Ireland Africa Stan-hengist Dryden Orkney Islands By Press Publishing Co

Words of Wise Men on Duty and Virtue

A compilation of maxims from Carlyle Bacon Diar ne George Eliot Milton Pope Bryant and others. It reflects on duty knowledge humility and temperance with aphorisms about life and human conduct. The text presents brief moral observations rather than a narrative.

Enduring Madness: Ex Empress Marie Charlotte of Mexico

The former Empress Marie Charlotte, widow of Maximilian I of Mexico, has lived in seclusion at a Belgian chateau for fifty eight years. Now eighty five and frail, she is said to be mad from a failed bid to rally France and the Pope to her husband’s Mexican cause, though some friends believe she feigned madness for royal status.

Marie Charlotte Maximilian of Mexico Maxmilian Mexico France Charlotte Mexco Louis Napoleon New World Maximilian Napoleon III Napoleon Pope Rome Chateau de Bouchard Brussels Belgium Albert Austria Francis Joseph

English speaking race duty framed by Indian Mutiny heroes

A nostalgic essay praises the courage of English and American figures during the 1857 Indian Mutiny. It highlights Meerut, Cawnpur, Lucknow, and Delhi sieges, naming Havelock, Colin Campbell, Hodson, Nicholson, and Nana Sahib as pivotal in a tale of endurance and retaliation.

England Dominions United States Meerut India Nana Cawnpur Lucknow Delhi Havelock Colin Campbell Hodson Nicholson Great Republic

Quiz Questions Review For Tomorrow's Paper

Correct answers cover dangerous bears lazy question set Crescendo means gradually increasing volume. Eight presidents died in office. The Netherlands is famed for dikes. The moon is not self luminous. Lake Okeechobee lies in Florida. Otto von Bismarck is The Iron Chancellor. British Guiana's capital is Georgetown. Camino del Rey means Path of the King. Barbados belongs to the Caribbean island group. Answers to yesterday include Singapore, Antisthenes, Armenia, Arcadia, Yellowstone, Poe, Delhi, resin from pine, the liter, and Brussels.

United States Lake Okechobee Iron British Guiana Calfornia Camino del Ray Barbadoes Singapore Antisthenes Mt. Ararat Armenia Arcadia Greece Yellowstone Edgar Allan Poe Delhi India Brussels Belgium Press Publishing Co

Gardens Before Humans? Ancient Beetles Cultivate Fungi

A historical note links early human gardening to Neolithic cultivation while detailing ambrosia beetles Scolytidae that bore tree galleries and farm fungi for their larvae. The text notes the beetles' ancient origins in the Silurian period and their social-like care for young, with each species cultivating its own fungi in tree caves.

Central Park New York H. G. Hubbard

Today's anniversaries and historical notes

A compendium of dates from 1794 embargo acts through 1894 notable events. Entries include 1794 embargo by Congress, 1826 California’s provincial status, 1850 Edward Bellamy birth, 1889 flood relief funding, 1894 death of Alfred Colquitt. Includes biographical notes on Benjamin White and others.

England Congress California Casas Edward Bellamy Jon Chicopee Mississippi Benjamin F. White Montana Territory Alfred H. Colqui

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