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Newspaper
The Union
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1923
Page
2
The notice lists subscription options with one year six dollars six months three dollars and single copy one dollar fifty cents. It promotes unity pride and cooperation among people and ends with the Golden Rule quote what thou to others shall have done others will do the like to thee.
Quote reflecting on protest as the engine of human progress. It asserts that without persistent dissent, injustice and oppression prevail. The text credits Elia Wheeler Wilesx and argues that a few who dare must continue speaking to right wrongs.
A local judge fined a man $100 after he was found with two stones and a milk bottle amid racial tensions in Lincoln Park. The incident followed reports of large crowds and police inactivity. authorities claimed to restore order and deter further rioting during the Fall Festival.
A judge alludes to a biblical scene to gauge weapon danger, noting David with a stone “no bigger than a button.” The remark frames the case by contrasting ancient narrative imagery with modern weapon assessment, suggesting a cautious interpretation of threat level based on the described size.
Mrs Lucy Towles and son Eagar return to Cleveland after visiting Mr and Mrs Leslie Towles. Mr and Mrs Walter Brown attend Elks convention in Chicago and visit relatives. Mr and Mrs Stephen Wilkerson of Glendale drive to Columbus with Mrs Ira Jones and Mrs Will Jones. Mrs Lucy E White returns home after two weeks with her son in Washington DC. Mrs Mattie Byrd Randolph travels to Chicago then Decatur Alabama for three to four weeks. Mr and Mrs McAllister Grayson guest of Rev L W Gray in Griswold Ave. Fr odd reception hosted at St Andrews Parish House by local social club members. Guests include Mrs Elizabeth Clark Palmer, Mrs Jessie Slater Fillmore, Madam Eva Nichols Wright, Mrs Louis D Easton. Rev L W Gray plans fishing trip to Canada. News notes on health and visits, including Maygie Wright improving and Ida Martins health improving. Mrs Chas Lewis (see Willie Green) receives sympathy for friend. Death of Emme Terrell Grer in Cleveland. Miss Fannie Chenault to Richmond. Rev Smith of Hillsboro preaches at Bethel. Mr and Mrs Carr Sr relocate from Michigan due to daughter Marion Pinkard’s illness in Chicago. Mr Charles Chrystal resigns Gordon cafeteria due to health. Mrs Harue McClung and Pro Veraida Butler return to Pennsylvania after weeks with Mrs Armstrong. Margaretta and sister vacationing in Hillsboro with grandparents. Elizabeth Christian travel Labor Day to College Hill with daughter Henrietta Shearer. Mrs Viva Smith of the Terrace resumes work after operation. Rankins undertaker mourns brother Benjamin. Mesdames Brookins and Frey visit Mrs Wm Coleman. Mrs Francis McQuery bruised after an accident with a machine.
Mrs John Branden and Pauline Pope visit Springfield Ohio Mrs Srelis hosts a birthday party Sept 1 Miss Lillie Ogiesby entertains many friends Sept 4 Mt Carmel Church Labor Day picnic a success William Chambers and sister Mrs Washington motor to Darton Rev C H Neal Zion Chapel returns from vacation Mrs King plans a stay in Mississippi Meredith family depart for Yuscumbia Ala Essie Williams at home with mother Mrs C Williams Hoff Avenue Mrs Edmonia Barnes death rumor denied she is in good health
In a household exchange, a son complains the mattress is 80 bad and dirty and plans to replace it. The mother counters by proposing a renovation handled by Hall-Sweeney Mattress Co, urging a phone call to arrange service.
A cluttered social column lists visits and returns with names in Columbus Kentucky and Ohio. Mentions include Sophie Prossett and nieces, Lizabeth Livingster, Luttie Johnson, Rebecca Ross, Angelina Blythe and Lois, Dora Jackson, Mattie Lee Rhodes, Kr. Jef Quisenberry, Vina Smith and sisters, Bethel Baptist Sunday School, Inez Lewis, Florena Reed Smothers, Pearl Margaret Dickerson, Rowe's Inn Labor Day gathering, Dr Louis Weaver, Smith and Beach, DeHart Hubbard victory, Henry Lincoln Johnson, Lexington trips, marriages Russell Kelly Carrie Parham Barlow Hunt Mary Rogers, and community groups Friendship Home, Supt. Willette, Elizabeth Moore, Joseph Donaldson, Irene Parson, Mrs. McQuery, Bessie Yancey, Maggie Green Champs, Lottie Thomas Davis, and union subscribers in Covington and NewTr.
Readable items include Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin toothing care brushes alarm clocks thermos bottles and Sanitel toothpaste and powder. Prices show small discounts with items listed by regular and special rates alongside rubbers and rubbing alcohol.
The Pekin Theatre showcases a Goldwyn production on September 14 15 146 17 with an all star cast including Chas Chaplin May Bush Frank Mayo Lew Cody Alex Von Stroheim Catherine Williams and Milton Sills. The feature promises eight reels and a comedy under manager Oscar Hawkins.
Classified item listing announcing 500 pairs at 16 cents each and 500 ladies shirt waists offered for sale. No additional details or context provided.
Mrs C Turner of The Andover Flats has moved to The Auburn Dale Flats and will go out to do Poro Hair Work. For information call Avon 1430 Y.
Sixth Avenue shine parlor offers the best shine in the city with cleaning pressing and repairing services. Also features a model laundry agency and soft drinks available daily.
An advertisement touts the Madam C J Walker System for scalp and hair treatment. It lists contact Canal 3171 Y and credits Mrs. Mary Coping Hayes with patron listings and a client base at 504 Richmond St.
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