Poro Course Completed by Mrs Hassie Hamilton
Mrs Hassie Hamilton completed the Poro System Course under Mrs. Mattie Brooks. She remains at 2833 Alms Pince.
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Hassie Hamilton
Mattie Brooks
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Newspaper
The Union
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1919
Page
3
Lincoln Theatre Schedule Announces The Buster and More
The Lincoln Theatre lists Sundays with Chas Ray in The Buster, a baseball story about how a rube teaches city players to pitch hit and run. Weekday lineup includes The Master Mystery with Houdini Monday, Norma Talmage Going Straight Tuesday, Way Allison Through Breakers Wednesday, Frank Keenan The Phantom Thursday, Madeline Travers A Woman's Weapon Friday, The Great Gamble and But Once in a Life Saturday. A country store operates every Friday night.
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Chas Ray
Houdini
Arch Villian
Montague Love
Norma Talmage
Way Allison
Frank Keenan
Madeline Travers
Lyceum Theatre Weekline with Films and Vaudeville
At the Lyceum Theatre this week see Jim Griggsby’s Boy in Sundays story of the hills. Monday offers a Mitchell Lewis matinée in Jacques of the Silver North. Tuesday presents Upstairs a country store comedy. Wednesday features Charlie Chaplin in Sunyside and the Renegade. plus a daily feature picture and an all new vaudeville bill Honest In jun. Watch for next week’s big show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie
Race antagonism blamed on incendiary writings in Negro press
Representative Byrnes of South Carolina denounces propaganda he says aims to swell Negro voter numbers and hire strike breakers. He contrasts Northern race riots with Southern lynchings, claiming Southern Negroes face brutal oppression yet show progress and property ownership.
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Washington
Byrnes
Democrat
South Carolina
South
Waltz To Be Popular At National Dancing Meeting
New York hosts the second annual convention of the American National Association of Masters of Dancing. About 300 members from the United States and Canada attend as Fenton Bott, the association president, predicts a return to modest waltz use with few new dances and minor changes. The forecast supports more balanced movement on the ballroom floor.
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New York
American National Association of Masters of Dancing
United States
Canada
Fenton Bott
Critique of early dances in society ballroom culture
A sharp historical blast condemns the One Step and similar dances as corrupting to proper society. The author labels these early dances as abortions of terpsichorean art and calls for their exclusion from respectable social dancing.
Texans Form Joint Race Reduction Committee
Houston August 20 Texans discuss race reduction as Negroes of Houston organize to aid the Harris County Patriotic League. About fifty Colored representatives from all city avenues join a committee to cooperate with the Patriotic League to locate and prosecute propaganda aimed at stirring race hatred. Leaders say there is no intention of disorder while acknowledging potential agitators on both sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Texas
Harris County Patriotic League
Patriotic League
Local Tensions Rise Over Jim Crow Speech in Houston
A remark implying Black Texans tolerate Jim Crow calls for Negro empowerment is met with threats of swift retaliation. The speaker warns that advocates for Black pride will be reported to white authorities and punished, with violence implied as the consequence.
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Houston
Texas
Dinner Party Disaster Then Aged Flame Escapes Embarrassment
A Chicago Tribune piece recounts a wedding dinner mismanaged by a new maid. A spilled soup soiled the guest of honor, and the meat course was served without potatoes due to an order lapse. The narrator notes her blush and the bachelor guest’s relieved reaction at avoiding further embarrassment.
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Chicago Tribune
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