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Newspaper

The Union

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1919

Page

2

The Union editorial aims to unite and uplift readers

The piece from The Union emphasizes loyalty and civic pride as keys to communal progress. It advocates working together for material, mental, moral, and political betterment under the guidance of editor W. P. Dabney.

Unclear Fragment Prompts Historical Card

Incomplete OCR fragment lacks coherent events or identifiable names. Reads as garbled historical note about a lake and actions, with no verifiable entities or dates to summarize into a complete card.

The New Negro letter to The Union editor

A letter from W. Clinton to W. P. Dabney of The Union Cincinnati praises the paper for fair race coverage. It condemns segregation and race discrimination in Ohio public schools and argues for equality before the law and full civil rights for Black Americans.

Ohio

Four Hundred Negro Students Reach social work field

Alexander L. Jackson of the National Urban League reports in Boston that over four hundred Negro students exist in northern universities suitable for social work recruitment. He has connected with several promising young men and women despite limited contact so far.

Alexander L. Jackson National Urban League New York City Boston Boston Urban League Jackson

Palestine Co B Elects Officers December 1919

Elected leaders for Palestine Company B include Captain S T Sneed and officers across ranks. The Knights of Pythias Ohio State Insurance Department, led by Captain S T Sneed, held a regular meeting December 6 and 7 in Columbus. the department reports 5000 members in good standing.

Palestine Co. B S. T. Sneed J. A. Austin Sandy Davis W. H. Reed Edw. Dickerson Edw. Sanders W. H. Washington Howard Taylor John Wrenn Abe Cassidy Fred Travis al Carter Edw. Steglan H. J. Raglin Co. B. Chaplin Sidney Kelly J. S. Lamb Our Military Court Col Ohio State Insurance Department Knights of Pythias Columbus Ohio

Budget figures show family and individual minimums set by Meeker

Dr Royal Meeker head of the bureau of labor statistics released federal salary study figures. A family of five minimum capital expenses 2262 47 dollars while a married woman and a single man are 1083 and 1000 respectively. Food 773 98 clothing 513 72 housing fuel light 428 and misc 546 82. If wife shop savvy budget could drop to 2025 56. Amusement 40 includes magazines library use.

Royal Meeker Bureau of Labor Statistics Congressional Meeker

Short and Snappy in Matrimonial Games and Habits

In the matrimonial game a baseball player isn’t always a good catch. Forming a new habit is easier than reforming an old one. It’s said every man has his price yet many give themselves away. Many cross tongued people talk one way and think another. A bachelor is warned when shown a girl’s baby photograph.

Mickey and more at Lincoln Theatre three day feature

Lincoln Theatre presents Mable Normand in Mickey directed by Thomas Ince starting Sunday for three days with matinees at 2 15. Also showing The Spindle Woman Wednesday The Carter Case from Craig Kennedy stories Northwest Patrol Thursday Chasing Rainbows Friday Gladys Brockwell Pearl White The Black Secret and Our Law Saturday plus a country store Fridays. See Mickey Sunday Monday or Tuesday. You will never regret it.

Mable Normand Mickey Thos. S. Ince Lko Carter Craig - Kennedy Northwest Patrol Wm. Fox Gladys Brockwell Pearl White Our Law

Pressing Hair Back Linked to Baldness Expert Warns

An expert warns that brushing hair back and plastering it with grease before the scalp can trigger premature baldness. The practice, common among generations, may offend the hair and cause it to fall out as if it were on strike.

Lockland Notes Highlight Local Quiet and Social Events

Mrs L Williams confined to home this week. Wilberforce musicians gave an excellent Bethel program. Zion conducted baptism. Predestenarians held services. Rev Warner's wife ill. Mrs Phelps daughter improving. Churches arranging for Christmas. Mary Cavanaugh and sister visited Loveland Ohio. Solome Johnson visiting friends. Geog Capps returned from Indianapolis relative burial. Bright entertaining mother from Kentucky. A M Poston hosted dinner. J Green improving. Camack Sewart hosted forty for birthday. Amy Johnson arranging holiday entertainment. Lincoln Club hosted by Mary Cavanaugh.

Madam Walker goods Now at 406 Milton Street

Madame Walker’s hair goods are now available at the new supply station 406 Milton street in Mrs. Gaither Styles residence. All Mme C. J. Walker agents can obtain millinery neatly done at reasonable prices by Mis. Currie Mason 1135 Foraker avenue Walnut Hills Woodburn 744-L.

C. J. Walkers Milton Street Mis Currie Mason Foraker Avenue Walnut Hills Woodburn

Local Classified Offer From K Mbersole Printing Co

An old-style classified pitch from K Mbersole Printing Co offering printed wording for a dollar. It claims no special price and urges readers to drop a phone number for an agent to call. The contact shows an address at 2710 Smeders Ave Cincinnati Ohio and Ridge 295 R phone.

Smeders Ave Cincinnati Pines

Agents Wanted to Hande Reiden Hair Restorer

Local advert seeks agents to handle a hair restoration product named Reiden. Listing calls for bold self starters, commission oriented opportunities, and nationwide reach. No location or company details provided.

Reiden

Lyceum Theatre Pictures and Vaudeville Weekly Showings

Beginning Monday the Lyceum Theatre offers a selected bill with pre holiday fare. Elaine Hammerstein stars in The Country Cousin. Bert Lyttell in Hitting the High Spots. Roy Stewart in The Border Wolves. Find the Woman. June Elvidge in One Thing a Time O Say. Saturday features Helen Holmes in the first of her series plus a Fox news and Triangle comedy. Big Country Store each Tuesday Vaudeville features Johny Woods Little Henry James Jackson Easton and Faston and local acts with Our Regular prices 11 and 17 cents.

Elaine Hammerstein Bert Lyttell Roy Stewart Border Wolves June Elvidge Helen Holmes Fox News

Poro Course Completed by Mrs Hassie Hamilton

Mrs Hassie Hamilton completed the Poro System Course taught by Mrs Mattie Brooks and remains at 2822 Aims Place.

Hassie Hamilton Mattie Brooks Aims Place

Completed Course in PORO SYSTEM Hair Treatment

Mrs Maggie Brown of 633 Kenyon Ave completed a full course of the PORO SYSTEM of Hair Treatment under the instruction of Mrs Zack Shotwell.

Maggie Brown Kenyon Ave Zack Shotwell

Printing Done Cheap by Kemper Lane Eberson Co

Entertainments printed for local churches and societies including ticket printing for events such as socials dances picnics lectures and suppers. All entertainment tickets and business printing items priced at 1 85 per 1000 with sample service offered by the Cincinnati based Kemper Lane Eberson Printing Co at 3719 Lueders Ave. Cincinnati O.

Also Mentioned on This Page

THE UNION W. P. Dabney Mcallister Street Oramema Yours Truly Clinton Rere Eleye Cincinnati News Bureau Poplar St Lincoln Theatre Lockland Notes L. J. Earhart Wilberforce Bethel Mr. Zion Rev. Warner Mrs. Phelp Mary Cavanaugh Loveland, O Geog. Capps Indianapolis Mrs. Bright Mies A. M Poston Mr. J. Green Camack Sewart Amy Johnson Lincoln Club Hotel Sterling N. A. Michelson Prop MKS Hester Bennett Agen Chapel Street Madam Reeder Walmne Hills Lyceum Theatre Big Country Store Johny Woods Little Henry Litiie Menry James Jackson Easton & Faston Olive L. Saunders Wade Street Phome the Colored Industrial School Noel Henry Wessel the First Baptist Church McCall Choral Club Jessie M. Harris J. Decatur Clinton W. Gibbs Brown Chapel Mt. Zion M. I St. John A. M. E Antioch Baptist Bethel Baptist Pilgrim Baptist Union Baptist St. Andrew's Hidge Kemper Lane Eberson Lueders Ave Cincinnati, O Residence Park Jesse D. Locker Plum ST Fannie L. Smowe Scalp Specialine Mme. D. L. Butler Elmore Street Myrtle Ave D.L. Butler D. L. Butler Lincoln Ave Bbhersoie Printing Co Phone Ridge LeeGers Ave Cinchumeti College Hill Woolburn W. B. Baugh Keller Alms Place Phon K. C. Harris Mme D. L. Butters O'Sryon Porrent Woodbun Foraker Ave Bath Eiectrice Aget Ida Ave Merwood Rome Gome Seventh ST W. Court St
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