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Newspaper
The Union
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1920
Page
2
The Union seeks to disseminate news while stressing the value of Union among readers. It urges true loyalty and pride as essential for a race’s success and calls for collective effort in spiritual, mental and political improvement for the community.
A quoted line attributed to Reneca emphasizes the moral principle that treatment given to others is mirrored back. The maxim urges reflective conduct and reciprocal kindness in human interaction.
Boston invites colored citizens to attend or send delegates to a National Equal Rights League conference in Chicago on April 24. The open meeting aims to discuss political measures to promote fuller citizenship for African Americans amid a national political campaign and pending remedial legislation. Contacts are N. S. Taylor in Chicago and W. M. Trotter in Boston.
Mrs. W Morris is improving. Mr. James Robinson died Sunday. Rev. Chas Merritt preached at Columbus Sunday. Mr. M Morris and wife spent Sunday in Cincinnati. Mrs. M Burns is improving. Prof. McMundy left Tuesday for the hospital. Mrs Salome Johnson is out again. Bethel Sewing Circle was entertained at Mrs A Roberts. Mrs D Ferris and Mrs E Culpher returned from Springfield Ohio Sunday. Mrs Branon is very poorly. Mr Hammonds left Friday for New Jersey. Mrs L Willians entertained friends at dinner Sundry.
A discussion of dream interpretation from ancient to modern times. Freud is cited on dreams revealing the past, while ancient Persians, Egyptians and Greeks viewed dreams as foretelling events. Various mystics offer differing significances of accident dreams and their implications for plans and life progress.
Miss Lilia Lee rose from a Union Hill New Jersey street toddler to vaudeville performer and silent film candidate. Her motto keeps her smiling as she becomes a noted film favorite.
Sunday A GAMBLE IN SOULS with Dorothy Dalton Robin Hickman Louise Gaum and more. Monday Tuesday NORMA TALMADGE in THE ISLE OF CONQUEST. Wednesday Dorothy Dalton in HIS WIFE'S FRIEND. Thursday MISS CAUSE. Friday JACK HOXIE AND ANN LITTLE in LIGHTNING BRICE plus SUCCESSFUL ADVENTURE. Saturday SCARLET DAYS set in California. Gem store stock valued at 2700 being given away at Lyceum and Lincoln theaters with two ladies gifts each night and a beaded bag on Tuesday night.
A Motley mix of quips and anecdotes about prophecy, poultry painting, a bank loan refusal, a Sisseton resident, hyphenation jokes, dogs and rabid bites, and a German lab worker bitten in Ames Iowa, with French vaccination noted. The items read like a syndicated humor column with local references and pithy one liners.
Sunday Frank Keenan stars in THE THORO SRED a racing tale. Monday Ruth Rolani appears in THE DVENTURES OF RUTH and WHEN BONDS ARE LOOSED. Tuesday Maurice Tonnoeur presents VICTORY with Frankie Mann in TRAILED BY THREE. Wednesday Wm. Hart in JOHN PETTICOATS. Thursday Stuart Holmes. Friday Dustin Farnum in DUR, ANDS OF THE BAD LANDS. Saturday Helen Holmes in THE TAL FORTUNE plus a Sennett comedy. Lincoln also offers two capital presents every Friday night THE FALL OF BABYLON on the 27th and 28th.
A motivational reflection on accepting Destiny’s gifts as opportunities. It urges individuals to seize every happening without complaint, using outcomes to shape success and greatness, emphasizing that personal results depend on one's response to events.
Destiny grants Opportunities and Responsibilities that multiply as you act. Earnest effort alters your personal history and brings new Gifts at each door. The Gifts of Destiny are allotted to you, and they are not always pleasant.
A quoted humorous preface promotes homemaker spirit and provides a simple quick lunch: melt butter with flour, add tomatoes, onion, pepper, salt, simmer ten minutes, beat eggs and fold in at the end for a minute of cooking, then serve. A closing wry line compares false friends to shadows.
A note in a historic Ohio advertisement lists one thousand cards produced by K Ebersole Printing Co located at 710 Leeders Ave in Cincinnati.
Mary Bell Saulter of 925 West 8th Street, sole owner and manufacturer of the M. D. S. System, has resumed her business activities. Her friends may come.
Daisy Scroggins and June Scroggins in Common Pleas Court case 175980. June Scroggins petitions for divorce on grounds of wilful absence filed March 12. Answer required by May 3, 1920 or statements will be taken as true.
Ownership of one or more lots in Cherry Grove offers steady income for life with free development while paying. Each lot 30x144 ft priced at 46.50 with terms of 3 per month, no interest. Warranty deed and money back guarantee. Homestead Development Association, Captain A, 222 West Court Street, Cincinnati Ohio. Canal 4339.
The Railway Men's International Benevolent Industrial Association Local 103 of Cincinnati Ohio launches a recruitment campaign inviting colored railroad men of every craft in railway service to join. Applications accepted at 515 West Fifth Street. Thos Woolfolke, President.
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