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Newspaper
The Union
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1921
Page
2
The object of this publication is to teach unity and the value of Union among our people. It emphasizes encouraging true loyalty and pride, and the necessity of working together for our best interests spiritually materially mentally morally and politically.
A fragment quotes an ancient maxim about reciprocity and virtue, invoking Seneca and urging ethical behavior toward others. The brief line hints at timeless moral instruction without additional context or sourcing.
Notarized ownership filing for The Union Cincinnati Ohio April 1 1921. W P Dabney appears as owner editor and manager with addresses at 420 McAllister St and publisher Legal Pub Co 213 E Pearl St. Statement lists Dabney as sole owner and primary officer with sworn affirmation of ownership and management details.
A parrot perched at a doorway heckled pedestrians dogs and horses as they passed its owner's home. The bird intensified its taunting with a string of profane remarks directed at a bull dog that appeared on the scene.
Sunday at Lyceum Theatre Elsie Farghson stars in Lady Daughter a vivid Blue Blood RTD tale begins Monday for one week Irvin C Miller presents Greater Broadway Rastus in an entire new show Alabama Bound notable cast Emmett Anthony Mattie Wilkes Mildred Small Wood the Dainty Premier Dancer Terpischore WM Fontaine Ernest Whitman and assistants Tickets on sale now advance sales likely to attract a large audience.
Resident girls of the Blue Triangle Branch present a religious tableaux at St. Andrew's Church Parish Hall on Sunday April 10 at 5 P M. Men and women invited. silver offering collected.
Announcement that Henry H Grandison of 3019 Lavina avenue now represents a reliable insurance agency in the Mercantile Library building. He writes fire and tornado insurance on real estate and household goods and automobile insurance. Patronize him for a trustworthy local service. phone Woodburn 1542-Y.
Five room cottage with gas and water inside on a large lot at 3726 Dirr 8t Cumminsville. For details call Park 1367-X.
Visit Madam Reeder's hair parlor and be convinced of the wonderful and speedy results of her newly discovered hair restorer. Agents wanted to handle Reeder's Hair Restorer. Braid and switches made of combings. Phone, Wood burn 5452, 2702 Alms Place. Walnut Hills.
Advertisement for printing services offering one thousand cards printed with any wording for $2.26 delivered anywhere. Claims regular prices and urges customers to see samples first. Mentions drop pose tal or phone and that an agent will call it once. Provides address and phone details for K. Ebersole Printing Co. in Cincinnati.
A narrative fragment contrasts street discussion of racial topics with a tale of a man guarding a woman in public. It praises restraint and silence as strength, notes wartime prejudice against Japs Jews and Germans, and ends with a romanticized view of the loyal Black lover amid hardship.
G Washington Taylor of the Bronx swam the Hudson from Dyckman Street to Jersey shore in 44 minutes guided by Lilian Tibbets song. A boat of supporters urged him on as Taylor, a former A. and F. member who says he is the Bronx’s colored swimming champion, waded ashore amid cheers and embraces after reaching the Jersey side.
A New York Evening Journal summary argues that while some white and Japanese marriages work, a tragic mixed marriage ends in suicide and misfortune. The piece claims races cannot mix, warns nations against immigration, and links kindness to both the United States and Japan with preventing such unions.
The text argues that with a white husband a Japanese woman could not be happy except in extreme cases. It claims absolute contrasts and civilizational differences make harmonious living impossible.
A regional column argues that interracial marriage harms society, praising endogamy for white and other races. The piece cites divorce and death records as evidence and laments mixed marriages. It also advertises Lincoln Theatre screenings featuring Chas Ray, Dorothy Dalton, Katherine McDonald, Ruth Roland, and Western star William S. Hart with a weekly country store event.
Lexington Kentucky April 3 William Dunn a 19 year old Black man shot and fatally wounded G W Abbott 62 of Rockdale Owen County Abbott died at Good Samaritan Hospital. Dunn captured by Patrolman J Jacobs and Jackson. Police moved Dunn from county jail to an automobile amid lynching threats. Dunn said he stood in doorway and Abbott cursed him and moved toward the door.
A historical reflection notes that earlier periods used to praise or mock Black people with terms like whistling nigger. The piece asserts those days are gone in most parts of the country and signals changing attitudes across regions.
A promotional notice offers ownership of one or more lots in Cherry Grove with the promise of lifelong income. It describes planting shade trees and fruit on each lot, development plans for profits, and the deal terms including price 59.50 per lot with 3 monthly payments, no interest, warranty deed and money back guarantee. Contact Homestead Development Association Dept A 222 West Court Street Cincinnati Ohio.
One thousand cards printed any design for 91.85 with revival of regular price. No special. See samples first. Drop postal or call. Agent will call at no rent to pay. K. Ebersole Printing Co, 8710 Leeders Ave, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Mrs Thos Easily announces headquarters for Wonderful Hair Grower to treat scalps and stimulate hair growth. Goods available at wholesale and retail at 662 Kenyon Avenue, with distribution through Wonderful Hair Grower Co. J Walker’s brand.
Printer ad outlines cheap business cards and letterheads, with 1000 prints for 2.26, plus dodgers, envelopes, and society printing. Notices wedding invitations, dances, parties and church printing as specialties. Telephone Ridge 692. K L Ebersole at 8719 Luchers Ave read as contact.
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