The Commercial Tribune October 26 1925 Front Page
The Commercial Tribune published in Cincinnati reports daily price two cents and Sunday seven cents. The issue lists publisher Harry W. Brown and notes Associated Press affiliation. Availability details include New York Schultz News Stand and Grand Central Station outlets.
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Commercial Tribune Publishing
Commercial Square
Fifth
Broadway
Cincinnati
Ohio
Harry W. Brown
The
Commercial Tribune
New York City
Schultz
Sixth Avenue
Forty-second Street
Grand Central Station
Hotaling
Times
Forty-third
Associated Press
Taft Battles Donahey Over Tax Amendment
The article portrays Governor Donahey opposing tax reform aimed at modernizing Ohio taxation. Speaker Taft condemns the protest as partisan and self serving while praising reformist logic and urging a move toward flexible equalization and longer legislative terms.
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Taft
Donahey
Ohio
Robert Taft
House
Republican General Assembly
Public Schools and Changing Conditions in Cincinnati
Cincinnati faces crowding in some public schools as population grows. Expansion plans strain finances and engineering capacity, balancing present needs with future growth. The Board of Education lacks funds to patch or build now, risking further congestion from shifting populations.
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Cincinnati
Queen City
Board of Education
Preventive measures against rabies face community action
Cincinnati health officials plan a conference with the Sheriff to curb dog bites and stray dog impounding. They warn deaths from rabies may follow unless dogs are rounded up and muzzled while long term vaccination programs proceed.
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Cincinnati Health Department
Truth and Poetry in the Ring and War Notes
The column muses on boxing culture preferring both fighters be defeated as thrill, noting the sport’s brutal appeal and mixed sentiment toward champions. It also comments on Abd el Krim’s diminished endurance, and hints at postwar peace with Germany and France while noting rising orange demand despite prohibition in the Bronx.
For Your Welfare And Your Success Former President of A M A
A historical note highlights the former president of the American Medical Association, emphasizing welfare and success themes from their leadership era.
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The
American Medical Association
Diary notes from New York life in 1925
O O McIntyre recounts a day in New York with Vilhjalmur Stefansson Billy De Beck and others. He recalls autographs mandolins and Mendler memories. The piece describes rooftop sightings a Times Square jeweler window robbery and a dramatic ox drawn theater crowd scene in Times Square with a chicken chase and subway chaos.
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New York
Samuel Pepys
Vilhjalmur Steffansson
Billy de Beck
Charles K. Harris
Addison Mizner
Marie Dressler
Times Square
Big Town
McNaught Synd., Inc
Fifty Years Ago in Cincinnati Arts and Local Incidents
A nostalgic Cincinnati column recalls a Wis Well’s window cartoon lampooning Hamlet and Ophelia amid election talk and a note on accessibility to comics. It mentions lectures by Rev Dr Lord, Moncure D Conway at Pike's Music Hall, and Fannie Davenport in The School for Scandal at Grand Opera House.
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Will Noble
Hamlet
Ophelia
Lord
College Hall
the Commercial
Moncure D. Conway
Pike's Music Hall
Fannie Davenport
Grand Opera House
J. T. Raymond
Colonel Mulberry Sellers
Wood's
Twenty Years Ago in Cincinnati Highlights and Notable Events
Rud K. Hynicka sent $500 to James N. Gamble for Honest Elections rewards with a note about charity if unused. Amos Moore of the Suburban News turned eighty two. Daughters of the Confederacy elected Mrs Joseph Hosea president and prepared a trip to Bowling Green. Antonio Cianciolo sued for 10 700 damages after an initiation injury. Frank Kelly survived a dangerous self prescribed tonic. Diphtheria prompts fumigation of city public schools after talks by Health Officer Davis and board members. Auto Motor Car Company of Cincinnati formed with $25 000 capital by Van Ness Ratliff Goble Carpenter and Ferris.
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Joseph Hosea
Clifton
the Daughters of the Confederacy
Bowling Green
Kentucky
The
Auto Motor Car Company of Cincinnati
Herbert van Ness
J. H. Ratliff
W. J. Goble
W. P. Carpenter
H. P. Ferris
What Happens In The Flu
Explains influenza as a winter illness caused by a germ in cold air. Describes initial sniffles and sore throat, rapid germ growth, toxins, fever, body aches, and cough. Notes possible stomach, heart, kidney involvement and the risk of dying while recovering. warns against overexertion to avoid long term organ damage. Mention of 1925 syndication and a future note on recognizing influenza symptoms.
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Bright
Eaoreae
King Feature Synd., Inc
Myth and Magic Laurin King of Dwarfs in Folklore
A poem portrays Laurin as the King of Dwarfs ruling a radiant rose garden and wielding a magic ring belt and invisibility cap. Kinhild is kidnapped. rescue by Berne knights ends Laurin’s powers. Laurin captured and humiliated, later tumbling for the court. The legendary rose garden remains unseen in the Tyrol.
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Heinrich von Ofterdinger
Laurin
Kinhild
Berne
Tyrol
By Press Publishing Co
Where Did You Get That Word
A brief note on the origin of the word eligible traces its roots to Latin lego meaning to choose and explains how the prefix in creates a negative. It discusses how voters assess eligibility of nominees for public office at elections.
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Press Publishing Co
Words of Wise Men and Aphorisms on Friendship and Fate
A collection of quotations from Armstrong Bacon Longfellow Ecclesiasticus and Cicero on enduring wisdom. The text highlights memory in books, value of old friendships, and the virtue found in affliction versus prosperity. It pairs classic authors with themes of time, renewal, and patience.
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Bacon
Married Men Live Longer Says Risk Studies from Insurers
An article surveys vital statistics on longevity comparing married and single men. It notes conflicting expert views, cites Dr James Stark and Berillon figures, and highlights Prudential analyses showing lower death rates for married men, with caveats about selection effects and responsible behavior.
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New York Times
James Stark
Scotland
Stark
Iss
Bertillon
Christopher von Rufeland
Herbert Spencer
Spencer
America
Europe
Frederick L. Hoffman
Prudential Insurance Company
Newark
John K. Gore
Prudential
Actuarial Society of America
Gore
Bacchus Finds Grapes Then Teaches Man to Drink
The tale recalls Bacchus as a boy who finds a grape plant and nurtures it through a bird’s skeleton, a lion’s bone, and an ass’s bone to reach Naxia. The plant yields the first wine, and drinkers become busy birds, mighty lions, then playful asses, as the legend notes.
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Bacchus
Hellas
Naxia
By Press Publishing Co
Anniversaries This Day Highlights Patriots and Statues
Today marks several historical notes including Dabney Carr a Virginia patriot who married Thomas Jeffersons sister and died in 1819. Stonewall Jackson statue unveiled in Richmond in 1875. Oregon Pacific Railroad placed in receivership in 1890. U S demanded reparations from Chile in 1891. 1901 saw a Phoenix convention opposing statehood.
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Dabney Carr
Thomas Jefferson
Ootee
Charlotteville
Thomas Johnson
Maryland
Rose Hill
Stonewall” Jackson
Richmond
Oregon Pacific Railroad
United States
Chile
Balre
Phoenix
The Nickel and Dime King Frank W Woolworth
A portrait of Frank W Woolworth the Nickel and Dime King who built a 60 story New York skyscraper by 5 and 10 cent stores. He rose from poverty to wealth 70000000 dollars and left a fortune after a career built on bulk purchases and cash only finance.
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Frank W. Woolworth
Woolworth
New York City
America
New York
Utica
Fifth Avenue
Napoleon
Newspaper Fest, Ser., Inc
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