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Newspaper
The Union
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1921
Page
2
The Union outlines its aim to disseminate news and teach loyalty and pride among readers. It emphasizes working together for communal interests spiritually, materially, mentally, morally and politically, quoting Seneca on reciprocity.
Sir James Chichton-Brown told Bath Sanitary Inspectors that the Japanese are now the best washed people on earth and, from their disturbance, perhaps the best in another direction as well.
Clara Ann Thompson from Rossmoyne Ohio writes a memoriam in praise of Mrs. Mattie Sikes. The text recalls her long life of faith and service, noting her death after illness and the refrain I have lived for this hour as a testament to her trust in Christ. The piece emphasizes salvation, dying with faith, and a crown of splendor in heaven.
The Ladies' Improvement Club of Washington Terrace celebrated its sixth anniversary on Monday evening at Assembly Hall. Mrs. Allene Burbanks presided, with speakers including Mrs. James Thorpe and Mrs. Ada Boler. Mrs. Maria Blackburn received a silver water pitcher for her service as president amid gifts to charter members and officers. Refreshments followed as attendees lauded the club’s continued spirit and success.
Mrs. Robert J. Holloway of Chicago, traveling from New York, is visiting her sister-in-law Mrs. F. T. Chapman in Newport.
The Lincoln Theatre showcases a busy lineup with Pearl White in a Fox Special YOU KNOW YOUR MEN and CHAS Free man production HER SISTER. Other features include RED FOAM, $1000000 REWARD, THE BATTLER, EDUCATION OF ELZABETH, COUNTRY STORE, HERO OF THE HOUR, HAND OF VENGEANT, CHICKENS, and upcoming SECRET FOUR and BREAKING THRU serials with VitaGraph.
The Lyceum Theatre presents new vaudeville acts and film features December 11 through 19. Flying Pat stars Dorothy Gish on Sunday and Monday, December 11 and 12, with a laugh and tear tone.
Rev E H Blue pastor arrived from Atlanta to preach at Second Baptist Church Madisonville on Sunday. He spoke sermons to be remembered and communion was observed in the afternoon. Two persons were baptized.
Last Friday night a rummage sale at Sister Comics residence drew a successful turnout. The Star Team will host an entertainment event Friday night at Sister Dane's residence promising something unique.
Sister Sarah Penman is very sick at this writing. Many prayers are being offered for her recovery.
The Harlem Property Owner's Association met at 7 West 125th Street to repel a claimed invasion of Negroes below 12th Street. Isaac Hyman said plans to colonize Negroes at 118th and 119th streets and Fifth Avenue were noted, with a committee ordered to cooperate with Harlem Protective Association. Harry Bierhoff doubted the invasion could be stopped, despite noting Negro tenants are law abiding and desirable tenants in many views.
The article comments that Negroes are often generous shoppers who spend freely and indulge themselves, yet are described as frugal about saving. The remark frames black customers as prominent buyers who, despite lavish spending, show little inclination to save.
Near Cincinnati a famous referee described an exhibition where a giant Negro fighter was knocked down six times. After he rose again his seconds threw in a towel but he wiped his brow with it and challenged his opponent to continue. The towel inadvertently helped his rival win as the second hid the truth of the sponge.
Frankfort Kentucky report says W A Stepp of Adair County, superintendent of Rockcastle County road camp, was dismissed by H B Bastin after evidence showed 51 convicts and three guards went three miles into the mountains and drank alcohol. Guards J H Winford, William Owens and W T Davis were discharged for the violation of stockade rules.
Quoted lines suggest convicts had a fine time while guards applied the Golden Rule to their duties.
Sterling Illinois reports three youths brought to trial on robbery arson and kidnapping charges tied to a medium’s future revelations. When Abe Wolber testified the events never occurred, the defendants were discharged. Wolber quips that a stitch in time saves nine and laments theft.
Washington December 2 Notwithstanding progress in 23 years Filipinos still face a long road to self government The report by Major General Leon ard Wood and W Cameron Forbes says ultimate responsibility rested with the American Governor General and supervision over departments and officers was his duty Also 140 delegates met from across the state with Miss Hallie S Brown National President and Mrs Minnie Scott as guests The group elected Maggie Patton of Maysville Ky President Anna Hood Covington Secretary and heard welcome remarks from Mrs E B Delaney Covington
The passage notes that colored people feel citizens under the Constitution but lack full rights. It recalls Haiti and other reports, asserting Americans are surprised little by such inconsistencies. It argues that American justice for colored people is more ideal than real.
A Cincinnati fire insurance ad urges readers to use Christmas savings to insure furniture and household goods. Henry H. Grandison, a local representative, promises coverage through a white agency and offers home contact at 3019 Lavina Avenue or Woodburn 1542 Y. Act now before delays threaten protection.
The Scholarship Loan Fund medal was awarded to the Ladies' Union Club of Covington Kentucky for contributing 101 dollars. Mrs. Ethel JB Winn of Covington received the medal for her fundraising effort and was elected State organizer of Kentucky. The Kentucky State Federation of Colored Women's Clubs held its 18th annual session in Covington on November 25 and 26, one of the largest meetings in the association's history.
The piece sets the YWCA’s aim to advance physical social intellectual moral and spiritual interests of young women. It emphasizes shared responsibility by community workers and trained staff to remove barriers and empower women through organized classes clubs and activities reflecting a world organization’s mission.
Advertising offer for printing one thousand cards for 1.85 delivered to any location without special requirements. Samples available. drop a postal or phone and an agent will call. Company owns its building with no rent, located in Cincinnati.
Mrs Thos Easily opens headquarters at 652 Kenyon Avenue to treat scalps and promote hair growth. Available wholesale and retail for customers under any conditions. J Walker’s Wonderful Hair Grower marketed through local outlet.
Printing done cheap for business cards priced at 10¢ each or 2.25 for large runs. Also offering ter heads envelopes bill heads dodgers and society printing including wedding invitations and party announcements. Church printing a specialty with entertainment tickets and delivery via agent. Ridge 692. K L Ebersole 3716 Lueders Ave Cincinnati Ohio.
A National Geographic Society Bulletin excerpt notes Albania as an ancient southeast European people and a country near Italy. It recalls Edward Gibbons’ remark and a 19th century letter to the United States returned from Albany with “Not for Albany” guidance, highlighting scant contemporary information for travelers.
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