The Commercial Tribune May 26 1925 edition note
Cincinnati newspaper announces its daily and Sunday prices and distribution points. The issue lists publisher Harry W. Brown and routine masthead details for the Commercial Tribune. It notes Associated Press affiliation and street locations in New York and Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune Publishing Company
Commercial Square
Fifth
Broadway
Cincinnati
Ohio
Harry W. Brown
Commercial Tribune
New York City
Schultz
Sixth Avenue
Forty-second Street
Forty-secorid Street
Grand Central Station
Hotaling
Times
Forty-third
Associated Press
Duty and Safety Rant Urges Swatting Flies Over Mercy
The piece argues against sparing a mother fly to save her offspring, claiming ten thousand baby flies would die anyway and could spread germs. It frames swatting as a tidier act for the greater good and humorously links risk to Mr. Trotzky's Moscow arrival.
Division in churches echoes amid calls for unity and peace
A visiting evangelist notes lamentable divisions within and between denominations despite preached unity. Doctrinal clashes rage across Methodist and Presbyterian groups with contentious literature, delays in reconciliation, and ongoing fundraising while hope remains for a peaceful Zion amid rising spiritual tension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Marquis of Queensbury
Presbyterian General Assembly
Emerson Fosdick
Will H. Hays
Fosdick
New York Presbytery
Hays
Missouri
Department of Moral Welfare
Ln General Assembly
Zion
Paris stage workers seek one day off in seven
The Paris playpeople urge a day off weekly to restore balance between grind and home life. They argue one day in seven is fair, noting American actors also enjoy rest, while producers stress business needs and that poorly performing plays need no extra downtime. The dispute centers on art versus pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
America
Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra a Civic Pride and Asset
The Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra stands as a premier cultural asset and civic pride for Cincinnati. Citizens are urged to support by purchasing season tickets, ensuring a robust future program and steady home support amid widespread touring and national acclaim. The piece notes strong public duty to fund quality entertainment locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen City
Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra
Symphony Orchestra
Greater
Cincinnati
For Your Welfare And Your Success Former AMA President
A clipped historical note references a former president of the American Medical Association focusing on themes of welfare and success. The brief profile underscores professional leadership and public health advocacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
American Medical Association
Smithsonian and Wright feud hints at 1950 go ahead delays
The piece jokes that the Smithsonian Institution has wronged a Wright and asks what the situation will be in 1950. It notes chauffeurs may face arrest for delaying the Go Ahead signal at street corners due to new parking ordinances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Smithsonian Institution
Wright
Ex-convicts Host Exclusive Dinner in Private New York Club
In a May 25 feature, OQ McIntyre chronicles a secretive Long Island summer cohort of ex-convicts now successful, running a 535-employee business. They gather yearly in a Park Avenue hotel to discuss progress, guarding pasts from reporters, while host imitates discretion with brash tales of past crimes and discreet hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Little
Joliet
Long Island
Roslyn
Broadway
Welkin
Fifty Years Ago in Cincinnati May 26 1875
A Cincinnati Commercial digest notes marriages William M Harrison and Eliza beth Macbrair wed at Delhi Presbyterian Church. It mentions Currier and Stedensticker opposing the Cincinnati Orchestra, mail confiscation of L D Sine for lottery fraud with estimates of profits. Ship captain Thomas C Spencer honored with marble shaft at Aspinwall. Henry Meier injured in an elevator shaft incident. Local corporate and military news includes F W Short elected president of Cincinnati Richmond and Chicago and Dr Comegys Jr gaining Army surgeon appointment in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William M. Harrison
Elizabeth Macbrair
Presbyterian Church
Delhi
Syaler Park
Evan Hally
Congregational Church
Cincinnati
Thomas C. Spencer
Hughes High School
Fortune
Aspinwall
Spencer
Henry Meier
Comegys, Jr
United States Army
New York
Bank buys Main Street corner. 12000 for 49 feet
John R. Linder sold the southeast corner of Main and Fourth streets to Citizens National Bank for its new home. The 49 foot Main street parcel fetched 12000. Holzmann & Co. Cincinnati brokers assigned for creditors. A bank bankruptcy followed for Stichteneth Merrell and King. Cincinnati Republican machines dominated Columbus convention with Taft chair and Cox influence. Norwood Manufacturing Club formed. Alice Roosevelt invited to inauguration caused debate. Cincinnati Commercial Club anniversary events featured Living Bronzes. Pleasant Ridge voted 284 in a local option election. the wet won 36 point majority. Rain and mild 60 to 68 degrees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. R. Linder
Main and
Fourth Streets
Citizens’ National Bank
Main Street
Holzmann & Co
Cincinnati
William Stichteneth
Charles Merrell
G. Ray King
United States
Cincinnati Commercial Club
Queen City Club
John Wareham
Art Club
Dangers of a Lop-Sided Diet in Everyday Life
A columnist warns against restricted or unbalanced diets as dangerous to health. Citing the Journal of the American Medical Association, the piece links specialized diets to nutrient deficiencies, beriberi, eye diseases, and worsening conditions like colitis, advising balanced meals under medical guidance and noting Scandinavian eye issues from vitamin shortages.
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Journal of the
American Medical Association
Scandinavia
Crohn
Rosenberg
Answers to Yesterday's Questions and Extra Facts
A compilation of trivia: 10 Q A items with answers on topics from Mobile founding to Latin phrases and world capitals. Includes notes on Ge, carpe diem, Van Dyck, Clio, Clive, Clotho and landmarks like the Colosseum and Lake Tanganyika.
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Lewis Carroll
van Dyck
Peabody
Baltimore
Clio
Lord Robert Clive
Clotho
Coimbra
Portugal
Lisbon
Colosseum
Rome
Lake Tanganyika
Africa
Press Publishing Co
Pine Sand Hills At Asbury Park Wildlife Walks
A 1925 World News Outside the Door piece describes the pine sand hills behind Asbury Park with seabird nests, native plants, and a pine lizard Sceloporus undulatus seen among roots. The scene notes fishhawks patrolling, wild plains, and natural trail networks along the sugar-like white sand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asbury Park
Worens Service
World
The Best People at Cox Theater with Walker Players
Ruth Hammond leads a Dayton troupe in The Best People a Hopwood Gray comedy at Cox Theater. The satire follows a wealthy family and their bright, restless children as they collide with a chauffeur chorus girl and a social circle, with strong turns from Kellard Owsley Alison Evarts and Southgate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Hammond
West
Stuart Walker
Dayton
Cox Theater
Avery Hopwood
David Gray
New York
Hopwood
Gray
Miss Hammond
Ralph Kellard
Monroe Owsley
Teresa Dale
George Alison
William Evarts
Leonore Sorsby
Betsy Jane Southgate
Ralph Army
Alan Floyd
Clarke Keeney
Albert E. Thompson
Display of Coal Mining Machinery Opens Exposition Week
The National Exposition of Coal Mining Machinery and Equipment opened at Music Hall with 125 displays. The event runs through Friday as part of the American Mining Congress convention.
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Music Hall
American Mining Congress
Manufacturers’ Division
Cincinnati
U. S. Bureau of Mines
Department of the Interior
A. France-Forquet
Liege
Belgium
Armand Andry
R. L. Kingsland
Power and Mechanical Department
Consolidation Coal Company
Fairmont
W. Va
J. B. Hicks
C. M. Means
Pittsburgh
Irman
W. H. Leser
Jonial Colliery Company
Fiville
Householder
Pittscan Coal Company
Indiana
Ting Neer
Allen Garcianpany
Graham Bright
Fectrical 7
Web
Clearfield Bituminous Coal Company
Indiana, Pa
Tom Mix delayed by train wreck in Philadelphia
Large crowds gathered at Redland Field for Tom Mix as a freight wreck delayed passenger service and postponed the Reds game against St. Louis. Mix and his party arrived later at the hotel with his wife Frances Ford and secretary. The day featured Rotary Club events, a 300 crippled children luncheon, and a statewide exposition with 3,000 delegates, exhibitors, and a novel open-floor discussion format.
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Redland Field
Tom Mix
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Reds
Mix
Constitution
Frances Ford
Zoo
Rotary Club
Gibson
Isaac Porter
Washington, D. C
Porter
Berlin scientist calls trial of evolution a science case
Dr. Emil Freundlich of Berlin, assistant director at Kaiser Wilhelm Institute, calls the Tennessee teacher’s evolution trial a science matter and says the case may renew public interest in science. He is touring the United States speaking to chemical societies and will address Cincinnati groups tonight. He notes government study lags behind chemistry and biology and urges psychology as a field for political study. He cites Germany’s postwar conditions and expects limited political change with export orders needed for full improvement. He visits Procter & Gamble labs in the morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil Freundlich
Berlin
Germany
Kaiser Wilhelm Institute
Tennessee
Freundlich
United States
American Emical Society
Daniel Drake Society
Cincinnati
American Chemical Society
Medical College
Martin H. Fischer
University of Cincinnati
Procter & Gamble Company
Ex State Official Guilty in Federal Conspiracy Case
Charles H. Prather former State Pure Food and Drug Commissioner pleaded guilty in Federal Court to conspiring to violate the Volstead act He was co defendant with Heber Nations former State Labor Commissioner The case was heard in St Louis on May 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Charles 8. Prather
Pure Food and Drug
Heber Nations
Helen C Walker named trustee of Wilberforce University
Governor Donahey announces Miss Helen C Walker of 3240 Beresford avenue as trustee of Wilberforce University Wilberforce Ohio. Walker, a Douglass School teacher and Cincinnati alumna, is the youngest and only woman named to the board. Term runs until June 30 1928.
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Helen C. Walker
Beresford Avenue
Douglass School
Wilberforce University
Wilberforce, C
Donahey
Miss Walker
J. Franklin Walker
University of Cincinnati
Univn
Y M C A Annual Meeting Tonight at Central Y
The Y M C A will hold its annual meeting at the Central Y on Elm Street and Parkway Boulevard. Cecil H. Gamble president Judson J. McKim general secretary Charles P Taft II national councilman from Cincinnati and K A Shumaker state secretary will speak after music.
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Young Men’s Christian Association
Central “Y
Elm Street
Parkway Boulevard
Cecil H. Gamble
Judson J. McKim
Charles P. Taft II
Cincinnati
K. A. Shumaker
American Gold Star Mothers Visit Suresnes Cemetery
A group of American gold star mothers toured Suresnes Military Cemetery in Paris today. They traveled by boat down the Seine from the Concorde terminal, accompanied by guides and officials.
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Associated Press
Paris
Suresnes
Seine
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