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Newspaper
The Union
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1919
Page
2
The Union promotes news and loyalty among Cincinnati readers. It highlights unity across spiritual, material, mental, moral, and political facets and fosters community effort toward shared interests. The publication stresses reciprocal ethical conduct with a Seneca quote.
In a bold plea at a pivotal moment, B. Fg Smith argues Ohio must reject a Mississippi style policy and segregation. He asserts Southern Negroes are not to blame for Jim Crow, urges leaders who uphold equality, and calls for treatment of Negroes as equals with no special favors. He warns that Ohio’s history and moral stature depend on resisting segregation.
Selected photoplays and acts at Lincoln Theatre corner of Fifth and John Streets. Sunday features Tom Mix in Rough Riding Romance. other days present Bound and Gagged, The Blaze Trail Story, HER GAME with Florence Reed, The House of Simoe, The Cater Case, Betty of Greystone, The Black Secret with Pearl White, Tempest Cody, and Mack Sennett with Mable Normand Mick ey. Country Store Fridays. coming December 14 15 16 Mick ey the big Mack Sennett film.
Leghorns lay as many or more eggs while consuming about 55 pounds of feed per bird versus 70 to 90 pounds for general purpose breeds. Though slightly smaller eggs, their eggs fetch 1 to 3 cents less per dozen, and winter production favors general-purpose hens. Leghorns are more profitable for egg production in warm months despite higher winter costs.
For rent a five room house at 4675 Cresap Avenue in N. S. Cumminsville. Rev. S H Williams of Cincinnati has been assigned to the pastorate of the A M E Church in Batavia Ohio.
Notes recount numerous local visits sermons and recitals in Ken tucky and nearby towns. Highlights include Bethel and Mt Carmel church events with Rev J T Moore and Rev I Miller. The mortgage burning ceremony on November 20 drew a packed crowd and a silver urn presentation marked the achievement.
The meeting at Mound Street under the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People drew a large audience as Secretary White of New York delivered a plain talk on lynching. He launched the drive against the construction of a Jim Crow school in the West End.
The article notes insects reputed to be gold producing, led by the golden rosecrafer beetle about the size of a thumb nail with a metallic yellow luster. It mentions central American gold and silver beetles, but offers no factual basis for these claims.
A Bronx municipal court judge dismisses a damages suit after a baby left prints on interior wall wallpaper. Justice Robitzek calls baby fingerprints a delightful mural and expresses a wish for kinder impressions to fill homes over material master plans.
Madame C. J. Walkers Hair Goods can be bought at 406 Milton street the residence of Mrs. Gaither Styles wholesale and retail All agents for Mme. C. J. Walker can obtain goods at regular price An advantage to Cincinnati agents and friends for information Phone Canal 4982 Y Millinery by Miss Carrie Mason at 1135 Foraker avenue Walnut Hills Phore Woodburn 744 L
A bidding note from K. Ebersole Printing Co announces revived pricing at $1.85, promising no rent, own building, immediate agent contact, and sample guidance. It directs readers to call Ridge 395-R and visit 710 Lueders Ave in Cincinnati Ohio for details.
A Crisis article notes White Americans are unpopular in Britain and cites a Morning Post report that 149 American soldiers sought permission to marry German girls. The Berlin Deutsche Zeitung decries such unions as racial disgrace and vows to resist “infusion of blood” by various groups, branding these marriages as abandonment.
Last week at The Sterling a grand banquet for a renowned United States acting company drew richly dressed guests and lively music. W P Dabney gave the welcome address while Williams and Jefferson provided the feast. discussions of color were not part of the event.
Printing services offered for churches and societies with entertainment tickets wedding invitations and business printing. Rates listed include 1000 tickets for 1.85 and 1083 letterheads envelopes and business cards for 1.85. Telephone Ridge 395 R and agent will call with samples from 671¢ Lueder s Ave Cincinnati Ohio.
Trustees of Home for Aged Colored Women announce a public mass meeting Sunday afternoon from 2 to 4 at First Baptist Church corner Lincoln and Park. Good speakers invited. Mrs Susie Duhms and Miss Mfsie Young of Covington are visiting relatives in Evansville Indiana.
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