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Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 07, 1925

Page

5

The Commercial Tribune 1925 Notice

The Commercial Tribune published daily in Cincinnati with price details and distribution outlets in New York City. The issue notes publisher Harry W. Brown and a standard Associated Press credit, dated Wednesday October 7, 1925.

Commercial Tribune Publishing Company Commercial Square Fifth Broadway Cincinna Harry W. Brown Commercial Tribune New York City Schultz Six Avenue Forty-second Street Grand Central Station Hotaling Times Forty-third Associated Press Focal

Air mail trials face early criticism and cautious optimism

The piece weighs mixed views on air mail, noting merchants claim speed is lacking while tests claim otherwise. It argues patience and continual improvement, acknowledging delays and accidents but urging continued development rather than premature judgment.

Exposing Civilization's Seamy Side in 1925 Hospital Critique

The piece argues the United States lags in humane treatment, citing a Washington grand jury report on St. Elizabeth Hospital. It notes Congress should investigate patient wards for the criminally insane and veterans, amid overcrowding and underfunding, challenging claims of modern civilization.

Washington Grand Jury Supreme Court Congress St. Elizabeth Hospital United States

Moderns Preferred to Flappers by Camp Fire Girls

The Camp Fire Girls reject the term flapper as odious and unfair and campaign for the designation moderns led by Colleen Moore. They argue the label moderns suits camps and scouts better, noting advertising and public perception will shift with the change. They praise both Camp Fire Girls and Girl Scouts and suggest the newer term may reduce mislabeling.

Legion of Honor Colleen Moore Miss Moore Camp Fire Camp Fire Girls Girl Scouts

Opinions on tests for officials and speeders in crime era

The New York Evening World argues for psychological testing of public officials and jurors to explain moral judgments on theft versus harm. It cites Ohio River policy aims, Camp Fire Girls language shifts, youth fashion revolt, New York gangster activity, auto deaths, and political events including Coolidge in Cincinnati.

New York Evening World

Keats and the Grecian Urns Betting On Advertising

A satirical verse recalls Keats turning Grecian urns and nightingales into fad items in early English commerce. The speaker notes how the poet earned nothing while dealers profited, suggesting a modern age where genius is unpaid and advertising fuels profit.

Keats Merry England

Grecian Tans and modern health takes on travel and tech

A satirical column notes doctors who double as surgeons invite suspicion when advising walking for health. It argues drivers distrust locomotive whistles as wasteful and mocks aluminum furniture as a light housekeeping novelty.

School Luncheons and Efficiency

An essay on whether children should eat hot, home meals at school and the health benefits of hot lunches. It notes Illinois public health guidance, mid-morning milk or crackers, and cautions about bolting food then active play. It ends with a teaser for tomorrow's piece on problem solving.

Illinois State Department of Public Health King Feature Synd., Inc

Public Library Shows At P T A Convention

Cincinnati Public Library participates in the Ohio Congress of the Parent Teachers Association annual convention at the Gibson October 7 8 and 9. The library will display juvenile magazines and children s books as part of the home service exhibit supervised by Mrs Ivan de Armond. Miss E Gertrude Avey will speak at the home service department meeting Friday and Saturday mornings.

Cincinnati Public Library Ohio Parent-Teachers’ Association Gibson Ivan Dé Armond E. Gertrude Avey Home Service

Fifty Years Ago in Cincinnati Weather and Civic Notes

A grand Democratic rally on Vine Street drew Governor Allen and Samuel Fen ton Cary as lead speakers. Cary was praised for his familiar speech. Gas lamps failed amid heavy rain that postponed Chester Park races. Lulu the trotter was due for a 2500 purse debut. The Licking Boat Club backed out of a match with Americus, which claimed local championship status. Isaac F Johnson accused Democrats of poor pay after backing marching clubs and unpaid bills. Officers Vandyke and Conroy battled a Newfoundland attack on Elm Street. both officers were mauled and Vandyke fatally shot the dog. Cloudy with rain likely. temperatures 62 to 67.

Vine Street Hamilton Road Allen Samuel Fenton Cary Cary Isaac F. Johnson Isaac Sixth Ward

1800 Ohio Miners Walk Out in Second Strike

About 1,800 miners at the Ohio Collieries Company in Glouster district were called out by their union today due to ballot issues over reassigning idle miners. It marks the second walkout in a month, leaving five mines idle.

Ohio The Associated Press Athens, CO Ohio Collieries Company Glouster Coal Company

Lutherans to Convene in St Louis for Quadrennial Conference

Twenty four churches from Greater Cincinnati will attend the General Conference of the Evangelical Synod of North America meeting in St. Louis. A highlight will be the dedication of Eden Theological Seminary, built at a cost of 1 000 000 dollars, this Sunday.

Conference OF Lutherans Greater Cincinnati General Conference The Evangelical Synod of North America St. Louis Eden Theological Seminary

Twenty Years Ago in Cincinnati Highlights

Twenty years ago in Cincinnati The Commercial Tribune reports William J. O'Dell, a bucket shop operator, was taken to face indictments in Marysville and Richwood Ohio. Sylvanius Carl Shipley was chosen to replace Dean Marx at the University of Cincinnati technical school. Business Men's Club endorses a fall festival for next year. Ohio Federation of Labor debates leadership amid political concerns. City pallbearers attend funeral of gas explosion victim George Zimmerman. Floral tributes paid. Weather clear 55 to 72 degrees.

William J. O'Dell Marysville Richwood Sylvanius Carl Shipley Technical School University of Cincinnati Dean Marx George Zimmerman Wesley R. Long Charles A. Brigham William Oscar Brown Norman Fehl Elbea Davies Arthur Rose Alice Good Kathryn Hartkoff Donald Organ C. Rigdon Robb P. B. Wilson Ellen Loughry Verda Bloomhuff Virginia Crary John P. DeCamp Reitza Dine Lysle Drake Elsie Fillager Susy Glenn Lillian Herschede Estelle Hunt Louise Lampkin Jerome Lischkoff Amy Porter Eleanor John W. Longwaker Ralph M. Mugrage James A. Price R. M. Zodikoff Carl W. Rich Robert É. MelIntosh Harry Ahrens Herbert Baker Isay A. Balinkin Randall McFarlan College of Education Pauline Brown Department of College of Engineering and Commerce L. R. Culver Clara M. Winspear Innglish Edna Pinger George A. Fox R. C. Gowdy C. M. Leonard Muril Metz Margaret Grosse Mary A. Leding Stanley Read Christine Drach Julia Kelly Henry Twitchell Carey P. McCord Donald Beddoe Paul Adams Department of Physics Helen Zuefle Commercial Club Lillian Smith C. W. Dustin Shiro Tashiro Robert J. Norris Walter Seller Armand Knoblaugh Institute of Industrial Research Irvin H. Blank National Leatherly School of Applied Arts J. F. Bechtold John F. Earhart Reginald L. Grooms F. Radford Smith Leah Greenberg Eleanor Gano College of Medicine Jane Mitchusson K. V. Kitzmiller R. N. Speckman Seeley Leon Schiff H. S. Alden J. D. Johnson Kazo Nakamura Gordon E. Fletcher Paul W. Sutton Frank Stevenson Illiam D. Paul Henry L. Woodward George Nelson Burger Fred FE. Holmes Cecil B. Striker H. R. O’brien School of Nursing and Anna M. Drake Cincinnati Tuberculosis Sanitorium Edith Wiliams Lelia Weedin Priscilla Hays Clara Diehl Cincinnati Tuberculosis Sanatorium Eva Mote Stevenson Louise Purkhiser Novwah Richardson Mary Durbin Rebecca Anderson Howard D. Porter Law Library Ibrary Mary L. Vanneter Matilda Boelscher Dorothy Fangman Hilda Maurer Mary Condit Engineering College Elizabeth Warner Clarence Osborne Elizabeth Gates Lydia B. Franke Miriam Earls Nellie Halloran Alice Kern Frank Wedig Burman Preston Clara Michelbach Mary Cochran Dorothy Besuden Katherine Abbott Gertrude Wulfekoetter Marion van Duser Davis Etheldred Abbot Hector Boncher Reecent Bepemmeres Lirary Irma Myder Helen E. Moore Ausietants Dineles Department Mary Elizabeth Kunz Ray Kyle Conrad Kutzberger Carson Field Albert Ogterwisch Istrar Laurabelle Bachman Frieda Ziegler Jessamine Emig Ay Oe Lucy Paine Department of Hygiene Helen Coops Ellea Davies Loren Bidéle

University Directors Propose New Social Science Building

The University of Cincinnati Board of Directors urged a new social science building housing economics history political science and sociology with library reading rooms offices seminar rooms and research spaces. They extended oversight to a three year sound research and agreed to become an annual contributor to the American Academy at Rome.

University of Cincinnati University Board of Directors Frank W. Chandler College of Liberal Arts Earle Eubank Institute of Industrial Research College of Engineering and Commerce Herman Schneider Tanners’ Council of America Research Laboratory Rome American Academy At Schneider Cincinnati American Academy Harry Hake Alphonso Taft College of Law Cincinnati Wesleyan College For Women Alumnae Association Old College University Pearl C Elizabeth Oskamp Department of Philosophy Pearl C. and Elizabeth

President Coolidge Receives Ovation in Omaha

Large crowds at the Omaha Auditorium cheered President Coolidge and Mrs. Coolidge as band music and a Seventeenth Infantry march welcomed them. Photographers and officials noted the warm reception and the First Couple posed for pictures. The American Legion discussed future convention sites and a defense department proposal was urged for Congress with a single cabinet head.

Kansas City Omaha Commissioner of Education Tigers George L. Berry American Federation of Labor President Coolidge Seventeenth Infantry Ft. Crook Paris Atlanta Miami Fla Ft. Worth Tex William Mitchell Harlan Wood Washington Veterans’ Joint Committee Mitchell Congress Department of National Defense Army Navy Air Service Wood Convention Aeronautical Committee

Also Mentioned on This Page

the Commercial Tribune Ohio Valley Improvement Association Ohio River Cairo New York American Légion James J. Montague the Bell Syndicate, Inc London Yun Bee 0. C. McIntyre Gotham Metropolis Woolworth Tower Charlie Aplin Hylan Hearst Mr. Smith Mr. Walker Chaplin Coolidge Thurston McNaught Synd., Inc Dr. Reed Chester Park Lulu Licking Boat Club Americus Cincinnati Boat Club Vandyke Conroy Elm Street Canal van Dyke Gano Wright J. C. Shafer Business Men's Club Indorse Ohio Federation of Labor Henry Ott Dayton Spinach U. of C Irving H. Brown Cecil F. Baker Sigmar Stark William Gillespie Cincinnati General Hospital Gillespie C. L. Bonifield Stark Lee A. Blankenship N. C. Geis G. W. Trumbull W. H. Stanley William Mere S.W H. A. Manderson P. Lillard Wee B. Aos J. McLaughlin S. Reeves Alison F. Stanley E. Pickering Armin Sander T Allen Dillon Taft Department of Pharmacology Bertha Booth Ey Duncan Edward N. Clopper Laura Kelly Department of Chemistry W. A. Russ Tho College of Engineering and Commerce Paul C. Gwinn Henry A. Wolsdorf Evelyn Pickard Edgar Don Gilman Dorothy Otterman Harold Stark Medical College Henrietta Moormann Paul B. Smith H. Glenn Bell Ransohoff Zelmarne Young H. A. Williams School of Nursing and Health M. T. Viduya Edward Vonderhaar Albert Lotter W. S. Wabinitz Met School of Applied Rts Emmett B. Carmichael Donald Lyle Davis W. Clark Trow Hilda Buttenwieser Laurence B. Kahn Walter Scholl William A. Russ Jessie Louise Cameron Clarence Forbes van Meter Ames Gertrude Malz Bert S. Shaw Mabel R. Fernald Dr. E. Feed W. W. Holland Henry G. Martin William G. Crane Lsla Fotter Emistry Stella Potter Elizabeth Hexamurer Eleanor McGilliard Raduate Mrs. Coolidge
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