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Newspaper

The Union

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1919

Page

2

FHE UNION Publication Details and Mission Statement

The notice introduces FHE UNION published by W. P. Dabney at 420 McAllister Street Cincinnati. Subscription rates are listed for one year six months and one month and single copy. It states the publication’s aim to spread news and foster loyalty and pride, urging joint effort for spiritual material mental moral and political betterment.

W. P. Dabney Sere Mcallister Street Cincinnati

Negroes Face Ohio Segregation Policy Debate and Pride

A Cincinnati letter argues against adopting a Mississippi style segregation policy in Ohio. It condemns Southern born leaders and warns Ohio must not betray its historic principles. The author vows to resist any policy that fragments race or brands people as inferior for education or jobs.

Cincinnati Mississippi Ohio Georgia Alabama Louisville South United States Washington Benedict Arnold

Lincoln Theatre Week of Photoplays and Vaudeville

Lincoln Theatre presents a slate of selected photoplays and vaudeville. Sunday features Tom Mix in Rough Riding Romance, Monday Bound and Gagged and Blaze Trail Story, Tuesday Florence Reed in Her Game, Wednesday The House of Gin te and a Ske Comedy, Thursday The Carter Case Craig Kennedy Story and Betty of Greystone, Saturday Pearl White in The Black Secret and Marie Walecamp in Tempest Cody. Country Store every Friday. Coming December 14 15 and 16 Mack Sennett and Mable Normand in Mickey.

Firth Ina Joan Tom Mix Wm. F. Fox Mix George B. Seitz Florence Reed Carter Case Craig Kennedy Betty Greystone Pearl White Marie Walecamp Tempest Cody Mack Sennett Mable Normand Mickey

For Rent Six Room House in Cresap Avenue Area

Classified item notes a six room rental at 4675 Cresap Avenue in Norwood Summingsville and mentions a church assignment in Batavia Ohio with Rev. S H Williams of Cincinnati named to lead the A M E Church in Batavia.

Cresap Avenue N.S. Cummminsville S. H. Williams Cincinnati A. M. E. Church Batavia

Mortgage Burned at Mt Carmel Baptist Church

Local notes recount numerous visits and events in Cincinnati area churches and clubs. Rev J T Moore and Springfield visitors led sermons and a large audience attended Bethel and Lincoln Club events. A mortgage burning at Mt Carmel in Cincinnati raised 2100 dollars of 2600 total with Zeigler and Tolbert figures noted.

Rev. B. Lee P.E Springfield A. M. E. Church MT Carmel M. L. Zeigler J. T. Moore Ziegler A Tolbert Bettie Tolbert Hollis Emma Howard Jas I. Miller McAllister ‘Breet

Leghorns Produce Cheapest Eggs in Poultry Test

A department of agriculture feeding test finding Leghorns lay as many or more eggs while consuming about 55 pounds of feed per head versus 70 to 85 pounds for general purpose breeds. They produce smaller eggs but overall egg yield surpasses general-purpose breeds in later laying years, making Leghorns more profitable for egg production.

Wyandottes Island Orpingtons Aioe Department of Agriculture

Insects Said to Produce Gold in Ancient Lore

The text discusses insects reputed to be gold producing, highlighting the golden rosechafer as a prominent yellow beetle with a metallic sheen. It notes larger gold-like beetles in Ced America and mentions silver beetles from the same region, but cautions that there is no factual basis for these claims.

Ced America

N A A C P Meeting Appeals at Jim Crow School

The meeting at Mound St under the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People was a grand success. Secretary White of New York gave a plain talk on the horrors of lynching that stirred the audience and launched a push against the Jim Crow School in the West.

Mound St National Association For the Advancement of Colored People White New York Jim Crow School

Baby Finger Prints on Wall Paper Reaches Court's Heart

In Bronx municipal court Justice Robitzek dismissed a suit to recover alleged damages from a baby who ornamented an apartment’s frieze with finger prints. He praised baby fingerprints as art and a kinder imprint on hearts than worldly vices.

Court Bronx Robitzek

Madam Walkers Goods at New Supply Station

Madame C. J. Walker hair goods are now sold at 406 Milton Street the residence of Mrs Gaither Styles, wholesale and retail All agents for Mme C J Walker can obtain their goods at regular price This benefits Cincinnati agents and friends for information Phone Canal 4982 Y Millinery by Miss Carrie Major 1135 Forder Avenue Walnut Hills Phone Woodburn 744 L

C. J. Walkers Milton Street Gaither Mme C. J. Walker Cincinnati Canal Carrie Major Forder Avenue Walnut Hills Woodburn

Wording revived for $1.86 with no special offer

An advertising note from K. Ebersole Printing Co listing a revived wording for $1.86 and urging not to pay more. It invites samples first and provides contact via mail, phone or agent call, mentioning own building and no rent, with address 8710 Lueders Ave Cincinnati Ohio.

Abandoned Females in German Marriage Controversy

The Morning Post reports Deutsche Zeitung outrage over 149 American soldiers seeking permission to marry German girls. A Berlin article calls it racial disgrace, vows to resist such unions, and declares intent to fight “an infusion of blood” by various groups.

Morning Post Deutsche Zeitung Berlin

Banquet at The Sterling Honors Noted Acting Company

A Sterling banquet celebrated a renowned acting company with W. P. Dabney giving the welcome. The event emphasized praise for performers, with attendees enjoying a feast prepared by Williams and Jefferson and musical performances, while color issues did not enter into the evening.

Sterling United States W. P. Dabney Williams & Jefferson

Printing Services Offer Cheap Entertainment Tickets

Kemper Lane Eberson Printing Co advertises inexpensive printing for church events and social tickets. It lists churches served, types of print jobs, and pricing for tickets and business materials. The ad promotes home delivery samples via telephone Ridge 95-R from Cincinnati.

Ridge

Mass Meeting in Evansville for Aged Colored Women

Trustees of Home for Aged Colored Women host a Sunday mass meeting at First Baptist Church Evansville Indiana. Program runs from to 4 o clock PM with good speakers and public invitation. Mrs Susie Duhms and Miss Effie Young of Covington visiting relatives in Evansville Ind.

Trustees of Home For Aged Colored Women First Baptist Church Cor. of Lincoln and Park Aves Susie Duhms Effie, Young of Covington Evansville, Ind

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FHE Union Freedmen’s Aid Society State Commonwealth Lincoln Theatre A. Ross Kentucky Bethel L. Williams Queen City Mary‘ Carr Triangle Club Rev. Day Lee BE. Cilpher Miss Ruth Day A. B. Warner Lockland Robert George Dayton Mrs Millie Long Cleveland L. J. Earhart Solon Poston Mr. White Lebanon Mrs. Cammack Day Pitts Ely Mis Mosburg S. Johnson Mrs. Mary Carr Lincoln Club Barber Earhart Leslie Poston Miss Gallaway Mrs. Whitney Mr. Peters B. Hunter Mrs. L. Williams Friday The Walker N. A. A. C. P. Meeting N.A. Michelson Prop Ebersole Printing Co Lueders Ave Cincinnati, O Hair Grower Hester Bennett Chapel Street the Herald London England Reeder Reida Alms Place Olive L. Saunders Eeeeeeee Wade Street Hassie Hamilton Mattie Brooks Maggie Brown Kenyon Ave Zack Shotwell the Colored Industrial School Noel Henry Wessel First Baptist Lincoln Avenues McCall Choral Club Jessie M. Harris J. Decatur Sion Clinton W. Gibbs Brown “Chapel A. M. E Mt. Zion M. E St. John A. M. E Antioch Baptist Bethel Baptist Walput Hills Pilgrim Baptist Union Baptist St. Andrew’s Kemper Lane Eberson : Printing CO Lueders’ Avé Jesse D. Locker Plum ST Fannie L. Brown D. L. Butler Elmore Street Cumminsville Myrtle Ave D. IL. Butler Laine Elizabeth Reed Ivanona Berry Hannah Smith Marjorie Anderson Thompson Lincoln,Ave Walnut Hills North College Hill R. W.B. Bush Bessie Keller Near Arms Place Walnut Hille Phony Woodburn K. C. Harris Mme D. L. Butle Mait O’sryon &J Woodbun L. . Res Foraker Ave Bath Light, Etc Ida Ave Norwood Court St
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