Commercial Tribune May 24 1925 edition details
The Commercial Tribune published daily and Sunday editions from Cincinnati with address and distribution notes. The Sunday issue is dated May 24 1925 and priced 2 cents daily. Names publisher Harry W Brown and distribution points in New York. Associated Press is credited for news dispatches.
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Commercial Tribune
Commercial Square
Fifth
Sixth
Broadway
Cincinnat
Harry W. Brown
New York City
Schults
Sixth Avenue
Pees
Forty-second Street
Grand Central Station
Times
Forty-third
Associated Press
The Womanish Man and the Mannish Woman Debate
An article surveys whether men today grow womanish in size and dress while women increasingly adopt masculine styles. It cites Ohio college data showing women taller and heavier since 1886 and suggests fashion trends reflect broader shifts in taste and stature without fearing a decline of masculine traits.
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Nowell
Ohio
Buckeye
Prohibition Protests Spur Tweedle of Liberty and Reform
The piece contrasts North American anti prohibition protests with domestic criticism of temperance laws. It cites Canadian bars reopening for four by four beer and Windsor patrons, while Dayton judge Roland W Baggott condemns reformers and calls for less legislature. It laments vows restricting teaching evolution in Tennessee and urges life liberty and happiness.
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Canada
United States
Windsor
Roland W. Baggott
Domestic Relations Court of
Dayton
Baggott
Tennessee
Honor System Trial at University of Cincinnati
The University of Cincinnati plans an honor test during final examinations this year. Pupils will be divided into two groups to compare results under an honor system versus faculty supervision. The aim is to measure trust and honesty and deter snitching among students.
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University of Cincinnati
Temper, doctrines, and dogs in the news of the day
A lighthearted roundup notes a Coolidge household dog wearing a muzzle amid family strain while Paul Pry the airedale endures it. The General Assembly faces doctrinal debates with acrimonious talk. The Dead Letter Office handles a Cuba flea shipment. A beer tasting officer questions Ontario beer as slop. Brigadier General Dawes joins a civic artillery group, an old line organization not for war.
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Coolidge
Paul Pry
White House
Charles G. Dawes
Senate
Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company
Bluebirds Debate Homes in Yard Across a Summer
A whimsical tale from 1925 uses talking bluebirds to lampoon house hunting. A husband seeks the ideal birdhouse, while the wife evaluates options from a wren nest to a gas pipe perch, arguing over cat safety, bath access, and sun exposure before finally choosing a favored site.
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Blue Bird
The
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Fifty Years Ago in Cincinnati Reveals Local Doings
Superintendent Strand of Spring Grove Cemetery proposed linking lake overflow to canal seepage to prevent drying in summer. Mrs George P Bowler won a prize doll from the French department’s Centennial Tea Party. A flashy catch-weight boxing match at Fairmount left Hennessey winner after five rounds for a pony purse. Rev Father Schweninger bade farewell to St Ludwig’s Parish. Victor Neblig, famous artist, in town to work on Grafton’s Triad of American Poets. Police Kennedy wrongly accused of drunken crowd control. officials note he has abstained for years.
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Strand
Spring Grove Cemetery
Fairmount
Hennessey
Ryan
Victor Neblig
Teachfarber & Co
Grafton
Neblig
John Smith
Twenty Years Ago In Cincinnati From The Files
Ohio Supreme Court grants Union Terminal Company right of eminent domain for a $12,000,000 project to build passenger depots freight terminals and subways. Kilbourne exits Democratic race leaving Pattison as governor hopeful. Taft presides at state Republican convention in Columbus. Kenan quietly marries Ruth Waldenburg. Geier named to Cincinnati University Board of Trustees. Blodgett leaves St. Pauls church for Allegheny. Ruhmann buried from St Georges Corryville. Schoepf elected president of Ohio Traction Company. Weather clear with temperatures 49 to 69 degrees.
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Supreme Court of the State of
Ohio
Union Terminal Company of
Cincinnati
James Kilbourne
John Pattison
Norman G. Kenan
Cincinnati Gas and Electric Company
Ruth Marx Waldenburg
Avondale
Nobility Enters World of Trade in Modern Britain
A London based Earl of Bective aged twenty three founded the Bective Electrical Company Limited and enters the electrical trade as a profession joining a growing trend of peers engaging in business. The piece traces peers like Lord Settrington and others moving into industry, trade, and professional enterprises, noting the blurred line between nobility and commerce.
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New York World News Service
London
Earl of Bective
Marquis of Headford
Bective
Bective Electrical Company,Limited
Lord Settrington
Duke of Richmond
Guinness
Stafford
Duke of Norfolk
Douglas
Norfolk
Duke
Britain
Arundel
Arundel Castle
Marquis of
Lord Rayleigh
Rayleigh
Rossmore
Deley
Marquis of Normandy
Mulgrave Castle
Earl de la Warr
Sussex
de la Warr
Bexhill-on-Sea
Sackville
Earl of Iveagh
Elveden
Bass
Burton
Lord de la Warr
Lord Forteviot
Buchanan
Lord Woolavington
England
Lord Kilsant
Wilson
Hull
Lord Nunburraholme
Lord St. Davids
Philipps
Swansea
Vivian
Viscount Leverhulme
William Lever
Sunlight Soap
Manton
Manton Racing
Watson
Barnby
Willey
Rothschilds and
Barings
Ashburton
Revelstoke
Earl Cromer
Baring
Earl of Northbrook
India
How the Bicycle Came Into Being
The bicycle evolved from early devices like the wheel and celerifere, with Pierre Michaux and his son Ernest improving the draisine into the velocipede. Pierre Lallemont later popularized the pedaled machine, securing an American patent in 1866, as public view of cycling fluctuated with era and law.
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Egypt
Babylon
England
M. de Sivrac
Pierre Michaux
M. Michaux
Sieself
Ernest
Michaux
Pierre Lallemont
Boulevards
Feat. Ser. Inc
Odd Leather Strength Ties To Humidity
The article notes that leather gains strength and elasticity when moist air is present rather than dry. It also reports Szechwan salt wells exceeding 1,000 in number and depths ranging from 1,000 to 3,000 feet.
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Szechwan
China
A Little Talk on Thrift
The piece argues the first dollar saved is the hardest but sets the path to happiness and success. It urges thrift as self duty and a path to peace of mind, noting that saving becomes easier after the initial effort and leads to lasting dividend in possessions.
Words of Wise Men Editorial Fragments
A collection of aphorisms from Colton Washington Irving Attubury South and Seneca on learning, adversity, charity, ambition, anger, restraint, and silence. The quotes offer moral guidance and reflections on personal conduct and wisdom.
Quotations on mind attention and mastery by Locke
A reflective quote discusses the mind turning its attention inward to face difficulties and master them, suggesting focused mental effort enables resilience and problem solving. The source frames attention as a tool for overcoming challenges and achieving mastery through self-directed discipline.
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Locke
The Water Flag Iris Versicolor and Its Uses
Immense marsh growths of blue flag iris along shores and wetlands are described with the plant’s vivid flowers and sword shaped foliage. The article notes iris versicolor rises two to three feet in wet meadows from Manitoba to Newfoundland Arkansas and Florida and explains its medicinal uses as purgative diuretic and alterative though its beauty lifts spirits and invites people outdoors.
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Manitoba
Newfoundland
Arkansas
Florida
N.Y, Wooka Service
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Cuba
Ontario
James J. Montague
Pree
Cincinnati Commercial
George P. Bowler
Father Schweninger
St. Ludwig’s Church
Europe
New York
Kennedy
Pierson
Columbus
William H. Taft
Fred A. Geier
Cincinnati University
Alfred R. Benedict
Fleischmann
Charles W. Blodgett
St. Paul’s
M. EB
Seventh and
Smith Streets
Allegheny, Pa
Adam Ruhmann
German Pioneer Association
St. George’s Church
Corryville
W. Kelsey Schoepf
Ohio Traction Company
Earl Offective
Thrift
S. W. Straus
American Society For Thrift
Colton
Washington Irving
Atterbury
Seneca
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