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Newspaper
The Union
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1919
Page
2
What Thou to Others Shall Have Done
A brief moral exhortation quotes a maxim urging reciprocity and ethical conduct. The fragment presents a biblical style imperative widely echoed in religious and civic discourse of historical periods.
Exiled preacher J G Robinson seeks lecture in Ohio
In a Philadelphia letter J G Robinson recalls past Dayton connections and Baker Street A M E Church, asks W P Dabney for contact as he plans a lecture in Ohio. He references Wilson letter and threats from Southern critics, urging readership of his pamphlet Why I Am An Exile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Ohio
Baker St. A. M. E
Dayton
Weill
Wilson
J. G. Robinson
Red Necks
Hill Billys
South
Kentucky State Celebration of Colored Women's Clubs Visit
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Battle of Knoxville honeymoon guests of Aunt Mrs. K. Armstrong at Preston during the Kentucky State Celebration of Colored Women's Clubs held in Newport last year and Maysville last month. Newport Club members attended including Mrs. Emma J. Blanton and several others praised for courtesies shown in Maysville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Battle
Knoxville
Mrs. K. Armstrong
Preston
Kentucky
Newport
Maysville
Newport Club
Emma J. Blanton
Gee
E. Chaltuans
C. B. Strawder
Cook
Damsberry
Greenway
Young
Typist Wanted For Reliable Firm At 420 McAllister St
A young lady with good typing skill and basic bookkeeping ability can secure a solid position with a reliable firm. Apply to The Union at 420 McAllister Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McAllister St
Lockland Notes: Obits and Local Updates
Mrs. Moline Whitner was buried Tuesday. Mr. Peters improves. Mrs. A. B. Warner remains sick. William Coleman will depart for Philadelphia. Mrs. Capp returned from Indianapolis. Mr. and Mrs. Johnson and family visited the Lewises in Cincinnati. Mrs. Norris of Mulberry hosts her mother. James Green remains poorly. Sympathy extended to Mrs. Ingra r's family. Rev. Ross led a funeral service.
Mother kills son in desperate bid to win husband’s love
Esther Blake of Atlantic City is charged with murder after authorities say she threw her five year old son Buddie Blake Jr from a pier in a bid to win back her husband. An inquest, mental-competency review, and police statements follow as investigators probe the Kidnapping tale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
N. J
Esther Blake
James
Pioneer Black Educator Clark Described In 1919 Letter
A letter from Mrs. E. C. Nesbit of St. Louis recalls Peter H. Clark a Cincinnati educator and pioneer in Black schooling. It covers his fight for Colored schools, the push to have Colored teachers, and his belief in integrated education, contrasting with segregation and the era's attitudes. The note highlights Clark's early struggles, schooling, and impact on Black education in Ohio and Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Nesbit
ST. Louis
Clark
Columbus
Legislative Assembly Room
Cincinnati
Sarah G. Jones
Elvira
Cornelia Triplett
Thos. Triplett
Lewis D. Easton
Sam
W. Clark
Wm. H. Parham
Andrew J. DeHart
Mattie Whitlee
Jos. Hunster
Advertising Is Profit for Manufacturers and Merchants
Advertising is not an expense but a profit. The manufacturer who neglects newspaper advertising robs himself of immense gains. Those who acknowledge the paper as the greatest publicity agent should match retailers in timely, liberal ads to reach the consumer’s eye.
Madam Walker's Goods Now At New Supply Station
Madame C. Fr. Walkers Hair Goods are offered at 406 Milton Street the residence of Mrs. Gaither Styles in Cincinnati. Local agents and friends may obtain information by calling Canal 4982 Y.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Fr
Milton Street
Gaither
Cincinnati
Forsker Avenue Address and Phone Reference
A fragment notes 1185 Forsker avenue in Walnut Hills and lists a phone contact Woodburn 744 L for a local inquiry, with no additional context or affiliations provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forsker Avenue
Walnut Hills
Woodburn
Lincoln Ave
Cincinnati
Ohio
Wording Offered at One Dollar Eighty Five Cents
Classified note promotes a wordy item for 1.85 with no special deal. Emphasizes regular price and urges samples first. Offers mail or phone contact, agent to call, and claims ownership of their own building with no rent.
Soldier Boy Nationalist Appeal From The Loyal Legion
The letter urges a white race audience to organize a Loyal Legion post under Col. Young. It calls for law, order, and reforms for uplift, praising the leader and urging readiness to advance the race’s interests while defending right and good government. John W. Allen signs the appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soldier Boy
Loyal Legion
Col. Young
Mrs Maggie Brown Finishes PORO Hair Treatment Course
Mrs Maggie Brown of 633 Kenyon Ave completes the PORO SYSTEM of Hair Treatment under the instruction of Mrs Zack Shotwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hassie Hamilton
Mattie Brooks
Maggie Brown
Kenyon Ave
Zack Shotwell
Misleading Names in Everyday Articles Shown by Parcific Travel
Parcific Travel notes common items with misleading names. India ink comes from China, India rubber from Central and South America. Camel hair britches from squirrel tails. French briar root pipes from white heath. silkworms are caterpillars. sealing wax contains no wax. heartburn unrelated to heart. spirits of niter contain no niter. The largest centipede has only 30 feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
China
France
Central
South America
Printing affordable for church and society needs
Kemper Lane Eburson Printing Co offers cheap entertainment tickets and society printing for churches and groups in Cincinnati. Services include wedding invitations, announcements, business cards, letterheads, envelopes, and standard printing with quick sample calls via Ridge 295-R.
House and Five Lots For Sale In North College Hill
Real estate notice listing a house and five lots for sale in North College Hill. Contact numbers Canal 3333 or Woodburn 1187 R, with W. B. Bush, Attorney listed as the representative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North College Hill
Woodburn
R. W. B. Bush
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W. P. Dabney
Mcallister Street
Philadelphia
John Reeder
Rebecca Ellison of
Meyers Court
Nellie Williams
Robert Austin
Cinti
Lockland Notes
Ferhart
Moliie Whitner
Mr. Peters
A. B. Warner
William Coleman
C. Capp
Indianapolis
James Green
Rev. Ross
Xela
Cincinnati News Bureau
Poplar St
Peter H. Clark
Samuel Humphries
Gilmore and Dunlap’s Bank
Gilmore
Eliza Forte
Ann Baltimore
Ohio State University
Willis
Arabella Eppe Russell
City
Central Avenue
Western Row
Fifth and
Mound Sts
the Colored Industrial School
Noel
Henry Wessel
the First Baptist Church
Park and
Lincoln Avenues
The
McCall Choral Club
Jessie M. Harris
J. Decatur
Clinton W. Gibbs
New York Commercial
Hotel Sterling
N. A. Michelson
Prop
Lueders Ave
Cirecinnati
Hester Bennett
Chapel Street
John W. Allen
Mrs. Clave L. Saunders
Srcaip
Wade Street
Brown Chapel
A. M
Mt. Zion M. E
St. John A. M. E
Antioch Baptist
Bethel, Baptist
Pilgrim Baptist
Union Baptist
St. Andrew's
Ridge 295-R
Kemper Lane
Eburson
Cincinnati, O
Residence Park
Jesse D. Locker
Plum ST
Fannie L. Brown
Mme. D. L. Butler
Elmore Street
Myrtle Ave
D. Lt. Butler
Ivanona Berry
Hannah Smith
Marjorie Anderson
Thompson
D. L. Butler
Bessier Keller
Arms Place
Walnut Hille
K. C. Harris
Mmne
D. L. Butlers Hair
O’sryon &J
Woodbin
L. Res
Foraker Ave
Ida Avo
Nerwood
Seventh ST
W. Court St
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