The Commercial Tribune Sunday Edition 1925
The Commercial Tribune published in Cincinnati Ohio announces its Sunday edition date October 4 1925 with promotional notes on daily copies and sale locations in New York City at Schults News Stand and Grand Central Station area newsstands and Times Building.
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Commercial Tribune
New York City
Schults
Sixth Avenue
Forty-second Street
Grand Central Station
Hotaling
Times
Forty-third and
Broadway
Associated Press
Religions in Concert Mobilizes Cincinnati Faiths for Citywide Canvass
Four thousand representatives of Protestant, Catholic, and Jewish faiths will canvass Cincinnati and suburbs on October 9 inviting every family to pledge allegiance to a church. The effort seeks union of purpose over division, promoting worship, community support, and a shared drive toward ethical reform and world redemption through goodwill.
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Cincinnati
Loss of the Sacred in a Lost Monroe Doctrine Draft
The piece argues Washington investigations uncover imperfect gains, noting the discovery of original Monroe Doctrine drafts in a fireproof archive. It warns against national indifference to sacred documents and the prestige tied to independence and global standing.
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League of Nations
Tragedies of Peace Honor 33 Sailors in S-51 Disaster
The article mourns thirty three submariners killed in the S 51 disaster as divers confirm the casualties. It reflects on war as peace’s hidden toll and notes the Supreme Court weighing a sugar barrel question as a curiosity of justice.
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Supreme Court
Death-Dealing Dentist Tied to Moroccan Spy Arrests
A notorious American flyer in Morocco known as the death-dealing dentist allegedly caused the arrest of sixty two Riffians as spies. European debt pressures prompt leaders to consider installing installment collection courses at universities. Germany absolves blame for the war yet ostrich-like habits are longstanding.
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Morocco
Germany
The Cook and the Car Stolen by Two Filipinos
A club member recounts a breakfast dispute over a cook who helped steal a car. The sheriff, district attorney, and a perjury charge test the man’s resolve. His wife intervenes to free the cook, altering the outcome and ending with a relished, celebratory dinner.
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Sheriff's Office
the Bell Syndicate, Inc
Osman Pasha and the New Turkey in Rapp’s Dramatic View
Journalist William Sjourdan Rapp portrays a modernizing Turkey influenced by American philanthropy and Near East Relief. His play Osman Pasha suggests educated Turks may reject Moslem bigotry for Western ideals and world peace, possibly embracing Jesus and altruistic teachings through American example.
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Turkey
William Sjourdan Rapp
Osman Pasha
Mohammed
Rapp
America
Near East
Fifty Years Ago in Cincinnati Highlights and Gossip
Archbishop Purcell dedicates an addition to St Marys Hospital on Betts street with twenty sisters in charge and Dr Charles Muscroft leading the medical staff. Hebrew Union College opening at Plum Street Temple features Drs Lillenthal Wise and Sonnesheim with Cincinnati dignitaries on the platform. Patrolman Morris Sussman returns after blood poison from a fight incident. Albert S Berry wins Newport mayoral race amid speculation. The drama Our Boys may not open at the Grand as scheduled over exclusive rights dispute. Shakespeare Club resumes at Melodeon Hall with James McDonald president. Weather foggy to clear. temperatures 43 to 65.
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Archbishop Purcell
St. Mary's Hospital
Betts Street
Sisters of the Poor of
St. Francis
Charles Muscroft
Charles, Jr
Order
America
Third
Lytle Streets
Hebrew Union College
Plum Street Temple
Max Lillenthal
Isaac Wise
Sonnesheim
St. Louis
Julius Freiberg
Bernard Bettman
L. Halstein
Phillip Heidelbach
B. May
Frederick Rauh
L. Aub
Albert S. Berry
Newport
the Grand
Henry J. Byron
London
W. J. Lawrence
Here
Twenty Years Ago in Cincinnati Notes
A Cincinnati recall of 20 years past reports a wagon yard behind the Indiana House on Fifth Street sold for 15000 dollars by Major Wallace. Other items include Cassie Chadwick’s court appeal and health measures for yellow fever searches and school vaccination.
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Indiana House
Fifth Street
Elm
Major Wallace
United States Court of Appeals
Cassie Chadwick
Ohio
Circulating Picture Gallery At Dayton Museum Of Art
Four years ago Dayton art leaders started a circulating gallery with a fund to compensate artists. About fifteen to twenty works by Henry A Vincent Hobart Nicols Hugh H Breckenridge Paul Cornoyer George L Noyes Felicie Howells and others were loaned. Citizens could borrow pictures for a month then renew or swap. The project drew strong citizen interest and wide artist support per M H Krumbine Good Housekeeping October.
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Thresher
Dayton Museum of Art
Henry A. Vincent
Hobart Nicols
Hugh H. Breckenridge
Paul Cornoyer
George L. Noyes
Felicie Howells
Henry Kenyon
W. B. Closson
Dayton
Dll
M. H. Krumbine
Good Housekeeping
The Indian and His Dog Tale From Yale Review
A narrator recalls an Indian and his highly trained dog used for deer hunting. The dog tracks game with scent and sight while the man aids the dog, until the Indian dies after a bear trap incident. The tale ends with the remark that the “darn fool” died chasing jack rabbits.
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William Kent
Yale Review
Birthdays of notable American science and railroad figures
Immigrant Michael I Pupin born in Hungary in 1850 becomes President of the American Association for the Advancement of Science in Brooklyn. Actor-manager Paras H Corytal, born in South Bend Indiana, is listed at fifty three. J P, President of the New York New Haven and Hartford Railroad, born Rockville Indiana at sixty two.
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Michael I. Pupin
America
Theerican Association For the Advancement of Science
Hungary
Arnold Daly
Brooklyn
N. Y
New Haven and Hartford Railroad
Rockville
Ind
New Lands From The Sea to Reclaim Zuyder Zee
Holland plans a 900 square mile arable expansion from the Zuyder Zee through a dam and drainage project costing about 185 million dollars. The first dam section to Wieringen is done, with a second section to the eastern coast due next year. Lake Yssel will store fresh water and seven years of reclamation and rising rents follow, lifting land value and altering taxes for farmers.
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Clair Price
New York Times
Holland
Zuyder Zee
Wieringen
Germany
The
Sea
Amsterdam
Hoorn
North Holland
Ymuiden
Yssel
Enkhuizen
Zuyderge
Marken
Urk
Lake Yssel
Haarlem Sea
Amstel
Wieringer Polder
West Friesland
North Sea
A Powder Fortune by Barbara Bayne
A history of the Brandywine powder works and the Du Pont family from the first powder mill near Wilmington Delaware to T Coleman du Pont. It recounts the firm’s rise, wartime contributions, diversification into explosives leather substitutes and ether, and du Pont’s public service and philanthropy including the Equitable Building and a state highway.
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Brandywine Creek
Wilmington
Del
Brandywine Powder Works
Brandywine
E. I. du Pont de Nemours & Co
Pacific States
San Francisco
Eleathere Irenee, du Pont
Newport
R. I
Lafayette
France
Delaware
du Pont
Antoine Biderman du Pont
Kentucky
T. Coleman du Pont
du Pont Powder Company
America
du Ponts
Equitable
New York City
United States
Words of Wise Men and Moral Reflections
A collection of aphorisms on virtue, prejudice, diligence, and daily living. Quoted sayings from Bacon Burke Bulwer Lytton Carlyle Mann and others emphasize praise of the good, homepun wisdom, and the aim of punishment to prevent evil. The passage discusses how judgment shapes virtue and how personal observation guides health and conduct.
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Bacon
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