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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1925
Page
4
The opinion piece urges President Coolidge to craft a legislative layout to keep Congress busy and focused on public welfare. It argues that one strategist can steer the drift toward fewer, better laws and less political spectacle, with P. Smith as exemplar in this role.
A piece notes a caterer’s claim that most American women lack cooking skill and suggests cafeterias increasingly replace home kitchens. It argues men must fill the gap with more boys trained in cooking through high school curricula as women’s rights reversals multiply.
Hamilton County fatalities this year have surpassed one hundred with Sunday deaths raising the toll. Advocates urge licensing tests to weed out intoxicated and incompetent drivers and push education via safety councils, courts, and civic groups to improve traffic safety.
The missing air mail pilot Charles Ames is found dead in a wreck hidden by tree debris after a hillside crash. The piece decries the unreliability of early flight schedules while praising speed and power, arguing safer, more dependable air transit is essential for public safety and timely travel.
President Coolidge prepares at the foremast before Congress convenes, signaling careful travel through the holiday season amid looming fiscal and naval policy questions.
A compact reminiscence contrasts the old-time Dempsey who rushed foes with a punch in the nose to a tempered, film-era star. The piece notes his careful image makeovers, public reception, and caution in facing new challenges, while lampooning lingering bravado. It also references billboard scenery, China tensions, and wage-predicament jibes about coal.
A brief note highlights the life of a former president of the American Medical Association focusing on public welfare and personal success in the profession. The piece underscores leadership and ongoing influence in medical advocacy.
The piece chronicles Burt L Standish writer Gil Patten, alias Frank Merriwell author, his modest life in his 60s and modest earnings, plus vignettes on New York characters. It notes editor John H Finley walks daily and comments on clerks rising, ambulance sightings on Broadway, and Village gentrification, with no sensational detail.
Election day in Cincinnati with Hayes leading Allén for Governor from precinct results. County races tight. local officials unsettled. Obituaries note Daniel Hannan’s death. unions and marriages feature Carrie Jones and John Havylin at Barr street home. Millinery shop opens at 154 West Fifth street. business changes include Cincinnati Soap Co sale to M Goldsmith. dissolutions and retirements in local firms.
An educational bulletin from a national meat industry group highlights meat’s nutritional value and economy. It notes high protein and iron content, warns against misperceptions about health risks, and promotes affordable cuts to diversify daily menus. Tomorrow: The Importance of Being Yourself.
In Honolulu on June 19 the Prince of Chandaburi planted a tree from Siam at Pan-Pacific Research. The Pan-American Union in Hawaii says the effort will greatly aid scientific study and human welfare with cooperation from the U S Department of Agriculture. Willis T Pope helped initiate the project to preserve the vanishing breadfruit tree. Each Pacific racial group is expected to contribute a food tree.
A collection of aphorisms on virtue courage and life paths. It presents lines on doing what is right, seizing opportunity, managing life as theater, and the duties of friendship. Each quote reflects a moral or practical reminder about how to live.
Twenty years ago in Cincinnati The Commercial Tribune recalls the dedication of the new Y W C A on East Eighth street with remarks from Miss Torrence and other clergy and civic leaders. Also noted is a Mexico return marriage of Harry M Smith to Florence Hancock and Salvation Army activities at 534 Walnut Street. Funeral of Jacob Krouse and the death of Prof John Larence Zienz are reported along with a weather note: clear and 52 degrees.
A philosophical line from Gladstone emphasizes that opposing wrong is a duty, yet mental constitution provides only a slender guarantee of being right, highlighting the tension between action and certainty.
A collection of aphorisms and maxims attributed to Goethe Young Cicero and Burke. The excerpts praise originality perseverance humility and resilience as paths to growth and mastery. Each line offers a compact moral or practical counsel.
The passage notes the largest creature known is the sulphur bottomed whale, living or extinct, reaching a length of ninety feet.
A 1925 overview explains diver roles and gear, from helmets and air hoses to heart and lung stress. It details risks like the squeeze, gas bubbles, and unconsciousness, and notes skills, training, and steady ascent key to safety in underwater salvage work.
Arizona's Canyon of Death hides a brutal 19th or early 20th century massacre where Navajo villagers sheltered women and children in a cave. Mexicans, lured by revenge, encamped below and slaughtered the besieged group, leaving marked walls and bleached bones as grim evidence. The site became a feared, sacred place in Navajo memory.
The article notes that moving an organ from a deceased donor to a living recipient is performed quite frequently and the transplanted organ continues to function well after the operation.
The Record Office in London houses the Domesday Book from 1086 and an ironbound chest. other relics include papal Bulls, old treaties, letters from Nelson and Drake, a 1775 Olive Branch Petition, Chaucer’s 1389 royal letters, and the 1914 Belgian neutrality treaty called a “scrap of paper.”
The page recalls events and births such as Francis Blanchet arriving in Oregon to become a bishop, Benjamin Keiley born in Petersburg, James H. Baker born Harmony Maine and died Denver, John Cockrill acquitted in St. Louis murder case, a Brantford Brant statue unveiling, Henry Irving’s death in Bradford, the Duke of Connaught becoming Canada Governor General, Aretas Fleming dying in Fairmont, with birth details noted.
Today marks birthdays of John G. Sargent Attorney General born Vermont sixty five years ago John Parker Gilbert Dawes plan Reparations Agent General born Bloomfield New Jersey thirty three years ago John R Commons longtime Wisconsin economist born Darke County Ohio sixty three years ago Mrs Langtry Lade de Bathe famed British stage figure born Isle of Jersey seventy three years ago Ben W Hooper Newport Tennessee chairman States Railroad Labor Board born fifty five years ago.
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