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Newspaper
The Union
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1922
Page
2
The Union is a Cincinnati publication edited by W P Dabney at 420 McAllister Street. It states its aim to spread news and promote unity among readers, urging collective effort for spiritual, material, mental, moral and political improvement. The motto is Seneca’s what thou to others shall have done others will do the like to thee.
Fannie Hurst discusses European versus American views on aging and youth. She says Europe honors mature women for experience and character, while America overly idolizes youth and suppresses older women’s visibility. The interview explores social attitudes toward aging, beauty, and gender roles across cultures.
In Municipal Court Jedze Robinson testifies against Dittie Slim for stealing three alarm clocks from 612 George Street. Judge Yeatman questions the need for so many clocks as Robinson explains being awakened at 3, 5, and 5 oclock. The judge dismisses Slim for insufficient evidence while Robinson defends his wakeful ritual.
A reflective line on theft and time as a precious resource. It contrasts stealing money with stealing time, noting time enriches others yet robs the owner of meaningful deeds. The quote emphasizes time as a richer, more lasting loss.
Dayton police report Irvin Layer a 34 year old known as the rabbit man pleaded guilty to assault and murder in the May 19 field slaying of 15 year old Arthur Moore. Layer held without bond after prior confession and identification by local youths.
Nahant Massachusetts July 26. Mike DeCarlo answers critics by inviting any workingman to use a room in his 18 room summer house free of charge for one week. He provides food and refreshments and his generosity provokes objections from wealthy neighbors to his charitable gesture.
New York July 18 Mrs Margaret Maher refused to file a complaint against her husband George after he shot her five times on June 28 A bullet remains in her spine The magistrate urged legal action while she warned of jail and suggested she belongs in a lunatic asylum The husband was later held on 2500 bail on an assault charge
SHCOND BAPTIST CHURCH in Madisonville reports a strong Sunday with morning text Thou hast made known unto Me the Wars of Life and evening on Companionship. Members toured Kennedy Heights for a Sacred Concert. summer Bible school closed with a grand commencement led by Edith Howard. Delegates returned from Hamilton with insights. Community events include a barbecue by local clubs. Several adages and notes on memory and effort conclude the piece.
The charming Billie Dove, a popular musical show girl, has debuted on screen in a major motion picture. Known as a tireless worker, she can perform on stage at night and then shoot footage by day. Dove previously worked as an artist's model before entering the theater.
A detailed guide on holding a spoon properly and using it at table. It covers grip, lifting angles, when to sip, how to eat solids and liquids, and cautions against improper daintiness. Advice emphasizes keeping forks for vegetables, proper egg spoons, and when to use spoons with desserts like ice cream. Copyright text included.
Room for gentleman at 2968 Gilbert avenue. Phone Woodburn 5699 L. Call and post in the evening.
A T passeng er Hudson six cylinder car in good running order is offered for sale for 250 dollars. Contact 933 Barr Street or call W. 1398 X. Written by Cc J Jackson.
Quick local notes list a rental at 52317 Whetsel Ave Madisonville Ohio for two rooms with modern conveniences. Social items mention visitors Miss Goodgame of Birmingham guests Miss A B Johnson, Mrs Emma Alfred visiting Dayton sister and father, Hattie Warner's sister from Washington Kentucky, Marion Neblet visiting Newport Kentucky grandmother, and a Lawn Party hosted by Mrs M Oglesby described as a success. The East End Investment and Loan Association is progressing rapidly.
Two fragments show a speaker inviting a visit to the hometown and another recalling leaving in a "fllover" with a playful exchange. The humor hints at delays before returning, ending with a wish for a limousine homecoming.
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