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Newspaper

The Union

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 28, 1920

Page

2

Lockland and Mill Creek Valley News Highlights

Community column from Lockland Ohio notes Mill Creek Valley Civic League meeting in Glendale, local visits, sick lists, funeral notices, and a rally at Bethel AME Church. Miscellaneous items include a wedding led by Elmer Clark, a child’s funeral, and a forthcoming lecture by Thomas E Banks at the Y M C A auditorium with Bible study emphasis.

Mill Creek Valley Civic League Glendale Thomas E. Banks Ninth St International Bible Students Association

Blondes and Brunettes Visit Cincinnati Divorce Cure Claim

Jacob J Hutzel of 312 Albany Street Dayton Ohio visits Cincinnati and proclaims a sure cure for divorces. The claim is presented as personal advice during a brief encounter. No verified outcomes or endorsements are noted.

Jacob J. Hutzel Albany Street Dayton Ohio Cincinnaat

Lincoln Theatre Weekly Film Schedule and Framing Note

The Lincoln Theatre presents Pauline Frederick in Witness for the Defense and Dorothy Dalton in The Dark Mirror with The Branded Four chapter one Monday. Tuesday features The Daughter of the Wolf and a bear. Wednesday brings Dorothy Gish in When Mary Ellen Comes to Town. Thursday shows Firate Gold with George B. Seitz and Texas Quinn An. Friday Madeline Travers in The Role of Nome. Saturday Warner Oland in The Third Eye plus The Poppy Trail and a comedy. Big country store every Friday night and a cooling system advertised.

Pauline Frederick Paramount Dorothy Dalton Dark Mirror Ben Wilson Neva George B. Seitz Firate Gold Texas Quinan Wm. Hart Madeline Travers Nome Warner Oland Wn Flynn The Lincoln

Lyceum Theatre Week at a Glance

Sunday features The Eternal Temptress from Paramount with a continuing run. Monday offers The Figure Head, a select special, and Tuesday shows Lost in Transit. Wednesday and Thursday present Tepaa Bara in The Lure of Ambition. Friday brings Eve's Daughter and The Lurking Peril, followed by The Strength of Men on Saturday. Matinees start Sunday with daily vaudeville. Gaines Brothers Revue tops the bill with 12 performers and a prize-filled country store event on Tuesday.

Paramount Picture

Young Women Find Help at Evangeline Home

A community note urges young women in need to seek aid at the Evangeline Home with Adj. Lillian Wright listed on West Sixth Street. Cincinnati Ohio.

Toulle Evangeline Home ADJ Lillian Wright West Sixth Street

Beauty routines for nails and feet in home care

Advice urges women to consult a professional manicurist and pedicurist periodically to prevent future problems. At home, daily nail care includes pushing back skin, clipping rough edges, shaping nails, and using Vaseline nightly. Regular salon sessions and careful at home steps keep nails pink, smooth, and well polished.

Indianapolis Visitors Visit Relatives This Sunday

Mr and Mrs Richard Johnson and their young daughter from Indianapolis spent Sunday in the city to visit relatives. Mrs Sallie Gardner of Sandusky is visiting Mrs Maggie Richards.

J. M. Wicker Chicago Richard Johnson Indianapolis City Sallie Gardner Sandusky Maggie Richards

Reward and Leadership in Thought and Action

A fragmented passage discusses economic truth that most work is done for reward and that fortune favors the alert and industrious thinkers. It cites Gustavus F Swift as an example of moving beyond pay, compares rewards to character, and ends with a recipe and cooking instructions for a crusted squash dish with tomato sauce.

Taussig Gustavus F. Swift New England Swift & Company Lincoln

Did My Husband Miss Me During My Absence

A matron questions a neighbor as the Evening West reports a husband’s mood dip during the month away. At first he was in high spirits, then grew less cheerful, and yesterday appeared miserable, reflecting concern over missed affection and domestic tension.

Blond and Brunet marriages, Hutzel’s advice

The text cites Hutzel urging blondes to marry brunets to avoid home strife. He claims brunets are positive forces and blondes negative, comparing them to electrical poles and arguing that mixing opposites prevents dissension and divorces.

Hutzel Brunets Brunetes

Orphan asylum outing praises Dempsey Electric Co

The Outing Committee compliments The Dempsey Electric Co of 848 West Court St for efficient and artistic lighting of the grounds during the fete. Mr Dempsey, company president, is praised as a master of the trade as his advertisement in The Union notes.

Orphan Asylum Outing Committee Dempsey Electric Co West Court St Fetc Dempsey

Weather, War, and Heat: A Curious Soldier’s Ruminations

A voice muses on extreme heat during wartime, recalling coal shortages and fire caused by a hot summer. The speaker links heat to a Kaiser era, wonders if weather drives conflict, and questions if the heat explains large events, asking a friend for thoughts.

Eversieeng

Color problem in the South tied to Hutseis advice

The text questions whether Mullatoes grow rapidly and if Hutseis advice explains the color issue in the South, suggesting a link between suggested guidance and regional color problems.

Hutseis

Woman and the Vote Sparks Conflict over Registration

A woman questions her age when registering to vote amid rising political tension. Both parties push her toward participation, signaling future legal changes likely to affect voting rights and registration.

Mrs Townsend Visiting Kin in Madisonville

Mrs. E Townsend now of Dayton is visiting her sister and Mrs J Frazier in Madisonville.

Mrs. E. Townsend Dayton J. Frazier Madisonville

Reception Honoring Sister of Detroit Couple in Walnut Hills

Mr and Mrs John Reider of Altus Place Walnut Hills entertained with a reception in honor of Mrs and Mr F L Buster of Detroit Michigan In the receiving line were Mrs Shields of Springfield Ohio Mrs Grant Green a bride of a few months daughter of the Busters Out of town guests included Mrs Cox of Raley North Carolina Mrs Ellis of Detroit Michigan Mrs Balley of Altona Pennsylvania and Mrs Shears of Springfield.

John Reider Altus Place Walnut Hills F. L. Buster Detroit Mich Shields Springfield Grant Green Buster Cox Raley N.C Ellis

Mrs St Clair Leaves for Chicago Home

Miss B. M. St. Clair departed Saturday to establish residence in Chicago and expresses gratitude for a beautiful present. Rev Edison visits Ripley Ohio. Mrs Mamie Lowe of Atlanta guests of her sister Mrs Watts at 474 West Sth Street.

B. St. Clair Chicago Rev. Edison Ripley Mamie Lowe Atlanta Mrs. Watts West Sth Street

Fair Attendance in Lexington and Detroit Visit Planned

Mrs Martha Lilly and her mother attend a Lexington Kentucky fair while Mrs Addie Whittaker plans a Saturday departure to visit Detroit.

Martha Lilly Mother Lexington Addie Whittaker Detroit

Beets Tendered and Served Hot with Butter or Olive Oil

Cook beets until tender then peel and chop. Rehest with a little butter a teaspoonful of sugar and a dash of vinegar. Serve hot. Olive oil may be used in place of butter.

Leftover Potatoes From Beef Stew Make Savory Salad

Cook potatoes with a beef stew so some remain for frying or potato salad. The seasoned potatoes become a nicer salad and a hint of butter when fried yields a savory dish.

House and Garden For Rent In Cumminsville

Two rooms with garden at 4024 Gulow St Cumminsville. Ben Lewis advertising Madam HKeeder hair parlour promising speedy results from newly recovered restorers. Agents wanted. Nanets waned 272 Alvan Utaee Waterers Hills.

Alvan Utaee

Printing Office Ad Promises Low Cost Cards

An old classified style notice from K. Ebersole Printing Co advertises one thousand cards with revived wording for $1.86 and no special requirements. It urges readers to see samples first and drop a postal or phone for agent contact. The firm claims ownership of its building and no rent, with a Cincinnati address at 8710 Smaeders Ave and Ridge 692-R.

K. Ebersole Printing Co Lueders Ave Cincinnati Atores

Completed Poro Course Ready for Business in Ashland

Mrs. Alice Malley completed the Poro Course and is prepared to start business at 2817 Ashland Avenue. This notice records her course completion and new location for operations.

Alice Malley Reday Ashland Avenue

Also Mentioned on This Page

UNION PF. Dabney Mcallister Street Cincinnati, O Lockland and Mill Creek Valley News Johnson Brothers Rev. F. D Mulberry St Lockland Valley Ella Wilson Grace Hasty Hartwell Baptist Church J. L. Francis Bethel A. M. E. Church John Ellisons Miss Doll Spillers F. D. Day Lexington Fair Elmer Clark Ellee Renfro Mrs Crystal Capps Little Boy Thos. E. Banks Louis A. Cornish Chapel Street Woodburs Crewett's Wehrman Avenue Maggie E. Williams Lavina Avenue O’'Bryonville, W Lincoln Theatre Gerver Dorothy Gish Mary Ellen Lyceum Theatre Tion George Wm. Fox Tepa Bara Ry'eoa Hana Gaines Brothers Hamilton County Bank Woodburn Avenue E. H. Matthews Jennie Bettis Little Daughter Cleveland William Jones Matthew Adams Ean Nerece Marweild Western Newspaper Union Residence West Jesse D. Locker Fannie L. Brown Mme. D. L. Butler Elmore Street X. Cumminaville Mist Benno Woodburn K. L. Ebersole Gulow St Cumminsville Ben. Lewis Madam Hkeeder Ava Hills Smaeders Ave
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