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Newspaper
The Union
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1920
Page
2
The text urges Union among people and loyalty, encouraging pride and joint effort for spiritual, material, mental, moral, and political betterment. It cites the maxim what thou doest to others will be done to thee, emphasizing reciprocal conduct.
A harsh column rails at crime in Cincinnati claiming a wave of robberies and a shift to more violent highwaymen. It mocks suffocating social fears, notes a recent purse snatching, and satirically urges residents to carry money to pay robbers while blaming African Americans and unions.
Lincoln Theatre presents Wm Farnum in Some Wild Oats a Fox play. A life saving message endorsed by clergy and health departments, showing why both parents and youth should attend. Special days limit attendance by gender: men Monday all day and Wednesday night, women Tuesday all day and Wednesday matinee. Three days only.
Sunday Elsie Ferguson stars in Paramount feature The Counterfeiters. Monday The Point of View. Tuesday Creighton Hale in The Black Circle and Toonerville Comedy The Aerial Nut. Wednesday and Thursday Special first National program The Notorious Mrs Lisle. Friday Paramount A Sporting Chance and Helen Holmes in The Tiger Band. Saturday Douglass Fairbanks in He Comes Up Smiling. The Thomas Flying Fun makers return Monday with ten acts. Tuesday night brings a country store promotion and flashy giveaways. Next week features Smarter Set with Whitney Tutt and new show BamBoula.
International Bible Students announce a free Sunday lecture at Knights of Honor Hall on December 12 at 3 pm. The talk aims to interest all Bible students with no collection taken.
Cottage for sale with gas and water inside, located on a large lot at 3725 Dirt Street in Cammineville. Contact Park 1367-X for details and to arrange a viewing.
An advertisement urges readers to visit Madam Reover to try a grownly covered hair restorer promising wonderful results. It notes agents wanted to handle Retin Rair Restorer and mentions a tract and weave made from combings, with a phone contact and address in Waluwiills.
Classified notice for K Everech Printing Co offering printing services with phone Ridge 592 and address 8716 Smeders Ave Cinch. Printed wording priced at $2.25.
Homestead Development Association of Cincinnati advertises investment in multiple 30 by 144 foot lots at 59.50 each with $3 monthly payments, no interest, warranty deed, and money back guarantee. Development includes planted shade trees and 150 strawberry plants per lot plus free development while paying. Booklet available from Dept. A 222 West Court Street.
Classified style ad from Bhewole Printing Co inviting readers to own their own building and move in, with promise to avoid postal or phone details and to expect an agent call. Emphasizes leasing or renting options and affordability without heightened prices.
A two acre campus eight miles from Nicholasville Kentucky offers a normal and grammar school for girls and young women. Board and tuition are nine dollars per month with teachers trained from good colleges and seminaries. The Presbyterian Church operates a 200 acre farm to provide reasonable meals and pricing. Fall term opens October six for further information address.
An advertisement announces Wonderful Hair Grower products from Mrs. Thes. Easily, who opened headquarters for testing scalps and growing hair under any condition. Goods available for sale retail and wholesale at 653 Kenyon Avenue.
Printing done cheap 1000 business cards for 2.25 same price. Varied wording for letter heads envelopes bill heads dodgers and more. Wedding invitations announcements dances parties church prints specialty. Tickets 2.25 per 1000. Call K L Ebersola 3710 Lueders Ave Cincinnati Ohio.
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