Church and business card notice with services and rental
Business cards printed 1000 for 1.35 and 500 for 95c with samples and phone Ridge 395 R. K J Eberosie 3710 Lueders Ave Walnut Hills. Sunday Bible School 9 30, preaching 11 A M and 7 P M. Christian Endeavor 7 P M. Invited to attend. For rent furnished front room for man and wife 2529 Ida Ave Norwood with bath electric light.
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R. K. J. Eberosie
Lueders Avenue
City
Walnut Hills
Bible School
Christian Endeavor
Bath Electric Light
Ida Ave
Norwood
Mrs Fannie L Brown Scalp Specialist Ad
Mrs Fannie L Brown scalp specialist and agent for Mme D L Butler's Hair Grower. K Ebersole Printing Co Ridge 395 A Cumminsville. 3710 Lueders Ave Cincinnati 0.
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Fannie L. Brown
Mme. D. L. Butler
K. Ebersole Printing Co
Phone Ridge
Cumminsville
Lueders Ave
Cincinnati
Mme D. L. Butler
Lula Gaither Completes Lair Trade Course
Mrs Lula Gaither finished the Lair trade at 405 Milton Street under instruction of Mrs Maggie Westfield at 1115 Myrtle Ave Making puffs and braids from combings in a concise craft course update.
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Lula Gaither
Milton Street
Maggie Westfield
Myrtle Ave
Joining Fee for Office at West Sixth Street
A notice states joining fee of 3.00 dollars for access at Office located at 510 West Sixth Street. The fragment cites the same address and fee, implying a membership or tenancy condition. No other details are readable in the text.
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West Sixth Street
Service of Thanksgiving Held by Railway Employers
The Colored Railway Employers' Beneficial Association conducts a Thanksgiving service on Sunday night December 22 at 8 o'clock in Park Street M. E. Church. All are invited, especially railway men and their families. Perry P. Parker, president.
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The
Colored Railway Employers’ Beneficial Association
Park Street
M. E
Frieys Thank Friends for Floral Tributes at Bessie Frye Death
Acknowledgments from Mary and Clara Frye express gratitude for floral designs and kindness shown after the death of their daughter Bessie A. Frye. They thank Rev. D. D. Scott Qua testu Lodge No. 10 and Mr. Thompson for funeral service, with Mary and Clara Frye signing. Mrs. C A Trent and Mrs. D S Giddings noted as ill or recovering. Nellie Williams’ engagement to Green Williams of Dayton, Ohio announced by her sister. Rhelda Cook to wed Howard Brown in St. Louis on Christmas Day. Camille Frinson named directress of the University and High School Boys Club.
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Bessie A. Frye
D. D. Scott
Quatestu Lodge
No. 10
Mr. Thompson
Mary
Clara Frye
Rhelda Cook
St. Louis
Howard Brown
Mascots of Doughboys Range From Canaries to Donkeys
In Paris and France American soldiers adopted numerous boys as mascots, from ten to fifteen years old, living with units, wearing mini uniforms, and receiving care. The practice grew as more youths joined camps or orphanages, prompting General Pershing to ban further adoptions and order mascots returned home.
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Paris
France
Les
War's End Sparks Crime Wave in Seattle
Seattle police chief Joel Warren reports a surge of crime across the city as veterans and workers leave shipyards and war industries after the war. He warned early that the end of hostilities would unleash a rise in law infractions and gun violence.
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Seattle
Wash
Joel Warren
Anniversary Rally Boosts Local Spirit At Zion
L J Earhart notes Mr Zion's anniversary rally was very successful. Rev J L Francis baptised 20 converts viewed by a large audience. Several local residents, including Mrs Sadie Scholler and Miss E Phillips, show improving or recovering health. The Baptist Conference was well attended and the U B F s S M T s installation drew a good crowd.
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Mr. Zion
J. L. Francis
Wilson to meet Moton in Paris over African colonists
A letter urges President Wilson to focus on the United States Negro colonies starting with Washington and to address the alleged mistreatment of colored government employees. The author cites plans for Wilson to meet Dr Moton, Tuskegee president, in Paris to discuss German Negro colonists in Africa.
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Wilson
Dr. Moton
Tuskegee
Paris
Africa
Washington
Union Calls to End Colorful Labor Fight
A labor union voices a demand to cut out the prolonged dispute over color ed labor, urging an end to the internal struggle and seeking unified action moving forward.
HOUSES FOR SALE IN WALNUT HILLS DISTRICT
Six‑room frame modern at 2850 dollars and a five to six room option at 3500 dollars. One room brick on Gaff Avenue priced at 4500 dollars. Two four‑room flats in a brick building with bath and running water offered at 3000 dollars. A twelve‑room three‑story brick near Mound Street with tenement flats, price 3866 dollars.
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Gaff Avenue
Mound
Chaplain Hanley Holds Bridge Against Huns in France
Cleveland priest Rev James M Hanley chaplain of a regiment in France reportedly was wounded while holding a bridge the Germans aimed to take. A captain and several soldiers were sent for reinforcements as Hanley declared he could hold it with a club. The men rallied and kept the bridge safe until help arrived.
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Cleveland
Horatius
James M. Hanley
France
Hanley
Dance Is Their Undoing At Kansas Frat Raid
Lawrence Kansas twelve members of the student army training corps at the University of Kansas lost all chance of a commission after a military police raid on a fraternity house. With nine o'clock curfews in effect students were found in a Chi Omega house partying and dancing. twelve men were detained in the guardhouse for violating dormitory rules and restraining orders.
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Lawrence
Kan
Student Army Training Corps
University of Kansas
Chi Omega
MLP
Fire 184 Year Old Cannon Demonstrated in Vergennes
A cannon dating back 184 years and once used in the Revolutionary and Indian wars was fired during Vergennes victory celebrations. Owned by ex mayor C. E. Stebbins, the relic was recovered from the Hudson River years ago after sinking at the Saratoga battle.
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Vergennes, Vi
C. E. Stebbins
Hudson River
Saratoga
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