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Newspaper
The Union
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1919
Page
3
Cincinnati business listing shows K Ebersole Printing Co located at Lueders Avenue with telephone number Ridge 395 R 8710. The entry provides address and contact for printing services.
Army officers explain insignia used to denote war zone service wounds and length in theater with V shaped gold and blue chevrons. They cover war service, wound, silver and scarlet variants, and service stripes for three years.
A half inch spider from the ground or wolf family fights a two inch fish on a riverbank. The spider clings to the fish tail while the head remains underwater, ten minutes pass as the creatures struggle. The scientist returns, finds the fish dead and the spider dragging it away.
A quirky column noting sayings on frugality and gender roles. It jokes that women save more quickly than men and that a well run home signals a non henpecked husband. It contrasts barber skill with a barber’s own hair and includes a farmers wisdom on grains and common sense.
North Carolina forests will supply railroad ties as the railway shortage grows. American Forestry Magazine notes annual needs: 50 million ties west of the Mississippi and 80 million east, plus 20 million for street railways, totaling about 150 million ties and 4.5 billion board feet. White oak dominates 34 percent of rail purchases, with North Carolina counties Transylvania Jackson Graham and Clay rich in this timber and a 40 mile road being built to extract it.
A humorous dialogue contrasts statistics and assumptions about gender. A woman notes men’s roughness as she recalls a domestic argument over a marriage proposal, reflecting a light episodic tone with social humor.
A dialogue contrasts roles and education with humor. A girl notes her father being a doctor to justify illness and a parson to claim virtue. A Stradivarius is explained as the Latin name for a fiddle. A debate on gender and ability follows with remarks on means and hands.
Farmers increasingly view farming as a business requiring business methods. The piece contrasts farm profits with store incomes in county seats, urging adoption of managerial practices to boost agricultural success.
Property sale notes list multiple 7 to 12 room modern houses arranged for one or two families on Lincoln Ridgeway Gaff and Fredonia Avenues with prices from 2 200 to 9 000 plus an 8 flat building at Seventh Street and an 8 apartment flat building with 20 rooms. Purchases offer small down payments and balance financing.
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