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Newspaper
The Union
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1921
Page
2
The Union announces subscription rates and declares its objective to spread news while teaching loyalty and pride in the community. It emphasizes working together for spiritual, material, mental, moral, and political interests and quotes Seneca on reciprocity.
The YWCA invites girls and friends to a vesper service December 13 from 5 to 6 p.m. at the Blue Triangle Branch featuring the Christmas story and a musical program led by Mrs. Hazel Jones. Performers include Up to the Minute and The McCall Girls Club, Miss Marcia Harris, Mrs. Ethel Winn, Mrs. Marie Penn Miller, Miss Lucille Elliott, and Miss Eva Gaines. Toys and dolls for local children are requested. leave at the YWCA or call W. 4656 for pickup.
The Atlanta city council vetoed an ordinance that would have barred two races from attending the same place of worship. The mayor’s veto signals support for religious pluralism and church access amid racial tensions.
Chicago December 6. Federal investigators report that Thai women in high society carried liquor into an exclusive Gold Coast club violating state and federal laws. The club seeks to purge itself of harems and similar stunts while three members are said to have been expelled for staging such affairs. An officer from Lake Forest described a nude beach party with many young members and the bathing party’s role in aiding slum moral reform, as parents plan to curb allowances and licensees.
An old time cinema schedule highlights James Oliver Girwood’s Northwest tale Golden Snare with a blaze of adventure including a baby in a blizzard and a ship on fire. Also shows A Womans Lies with June Eldridge and Unseen Witness a Fox detective story and May Allison in The Last Card a Metro special, plus Amateur Night.
Central Lodging Bureau opens today at Associated Charities HQ 304 Broadway to aid homeless men. American Legion officials oversee divisions: service men in Union Bethel Hotel Annex dorms on Front Street, homeless Negroes in Bethlehem Hotel compartments, Jewish applicants at Jewish Shelter Home.
The Lincoln Theatre runs Sunday and Monday December 18 and 19 with Douglass McClain in a Paramount Special Chickens and a Western feature. Monday features Hurricane Hutch serial. Tuesday to Wednesday 20–21 opens Great Vitagraph Special with Alice Joyce in The Scarab Ring. Thursday 22 offers a $1,000,000 Reward Frontier of Stars. Friday 23 country store offers Xmas dinner and Fox special Why Trust Your Husband. Saturday 24 The Fighter with Conway Tears plus a comedy. Sunday 25 Rex Beach Mill picture Partners ending with a story of friendship and loyalty.
Wilson criticizes Roosevelt for promising too much and creating unrealistic expectations. He argues a president should not forecast Heaven or stray too far ahead of the people. He says he would not claim impossible feats as a candidate and fears the burden of future duties if elected.
Mr Wilson faces scrutiny after his election as he embraces philosophy and pledges. The article notes his stated aims and the expectations of supporters and opponents alike.
The excerpt reflects wartime labor shifts as men seek jobs and fair pay. It invokes biblical judgment against false swearing and oppression of workers, widows, orphans, and strangers, asserting that the Lord does not change. It frames economic hardship and moral accountability in a religious warning.
The Lyceum Theater previews a Sunday and Monday engagement on December 18 and 19 with a First National special feature Ghost of Yesterday, a touching love story built for Miss Norma Talmage. A Country Store shows Tuesday December 26. The Man Who Lost Himself screens Tuesday December 20 starring Wm Faversham.
A spiritual note cites scripture from I Timothy 4 1 declaring in the latter days some will depart from the faith. The message emphasizes obedience, discernment, and warning against apostasy.
One furnished room for gentleman listed by Mrs. Sarah Smith at 949 West Seventh Street with phone W 1241 L. Also two front rooms on the second floor with contact West 1938 8.
Visit Madam Reeder's parlor to witness speedy outcomes of her new hair restorer. Agents wanted to handle the product. Braid and switches from combings offered. Phone Wood burn 64532. 2702 Alms Place, Walnut Hills.
Advertising copy offers one thousand printed cards for $2.25 delivered anywhere with no special requests. Promotes samples first and invites drop postal or phone contact for agent follow up. States ownership of own building and no rent, by K Ebersole Printing Co Ridge 592.
Classified line shows a low cost rental offer stating no rent to pay marked at 1.85 dollars. Contact Ridge at phone 92 3710 or visit Lueders Ave in Cincinnati Ohio for details.
An advertisement from Mrs. Thos Easily announces J Walker's Wonderful Hair Grower. Headquarters for scalp treatment and hair growth under any condition. Available for wholesale and retail at 652 Kenyor avenue.
An old classified style ad offers cheap printing services for 1000 business cards at 2.25 with a full range of items including letterheads envelopes bill heads dodgers and wedding invitations. It promotes church printing and entertainment tickets at 2.26 per 1000 and invites customers to call Ridge 592 for samples from K L Ebersole at 3710 Lueders Ave Cincinnati.
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