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Newspaper
The Union
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1921
Page
2
The Union outlines subscription rates for one year and one month and explains the publication’s purpose. It emphasizes fostering unity, loyalty, and pride, and urges collective effort for communal spiritual, material, mental, moral, and political progress.
A damaged OCR fragment offers a rough quotation about past and future actions but lacks context, speakers, dates, or locations to establish a clear news item or event. The readable portion provides no verifiable names or concrete details.
Atlanta report notes Interracial Sunday observed in churches across Southern states. Governor Dorsey of Georgia and the Southern Baptist Convention Executive Board endorsed the Georgia Interracial Committee's movement urging Christians to push for better race relations, justice, housing, schools, and travel conditions.
A commentator laments social turmoil and argues that increased Christianity would bring calmer times, urging moral reform and stronger community faith as a remedy for conflict.
The Improvement Club of Washington Terrace held a January 31 meeting at the Community Center to honor Mrs F M Russell who is stepping back from active work after five years. President Marie Blackburn led the evening with a speech, installation of officers, and a musical program. Mrs Russell received a silver sandwich tray and cheese dish as thanks, and members enjoyed games and a repast.
Mrs Casely Wrayford, African founder of a proposed West African Industrial and Technical School for Girls in Freetown, told Hampton Institute faculty that Africa holds skilled artisans and refined communal life beyond savage stereotypes. Miss Kathleen M Easom was among eight speakers.
The Lyceum Theatre presents a Sunday Metro Classic The Man Who Stayed At Home. Alice Joyce in Dollars and the Woman on Monday and Tuesday. The River's End Wednesday and Thursday. Fighting Chance and Woman in Grey Friday. The Dead Line Saturday. Bob Russell's All Star Co marks its last week starting Monday with special scenery and electrical effects. Candy given away Thursday. Tuesday night Country Store. weekly shows run with a feature list.
A weekly program listing packed with era film titles and stars. Sunday features Fox’s Matt and Jeff Buck Jones in Sunset Sprague while Monday highlights Werner Oland Juanita Hansen in The Phantom Foe and Alice Brady in The Divorce Game. Tuesday brings Paramount Artcraft Every Woman single day repeat. Wednesday presents Robert Warwick in The 14th Man. Thursday and Friday showcase Two Day run of Such A Good One with Tom Mix in The Texan. Saturday screens George B. Seitz Velvet Fingers with Neal Hart and Alice Howell in a comedy lineup.
Mrs William Harrison convalescent after three weeks illness. Mrs George Winn entertained. Miss Hattie Mae Jones visited Columbus and Springfield. Mrs Elizabeth Moore hosted an old fashioned dinner for several friends.
About one hundred students at the Royal College of Arts, England, receive Special Talent Scholarships after completing a four year art course at South Kensington. Miss Easom notes African people’s dissatisfaction and instinct to beautify, decorating objects from spoons to tins with metal work and crude tools.
A writer argues against enthuse as slang and vulgar, noting limited authority and suggesting proper alternatives. The piece urges preserving language purity and advises readers to avoid phrases like she does not enthuse me in favor of clearer expressions such as arouse enthusiasm or not enthusiastic.
A historical call urges African Americans to end dependence on white allies and to claim full citizenship. It references figures like Foraker, the black battalion, and the 1865 era while criticizing reliance on religious rhetoric. The piece advocates unity, self-improvement, and collective action for equal rights.
A fragmentary note says ancient media of exchange began as a leather scrap bearing a cow image. The term pecunia from pecus, the animal used in barter, is cited as the root of our modern pecuniary.
Lightness of touch for the piano is inborn with some people, others may acquire it but often artificially. Loud talkers will play loudly, coarse personalities will not suit delicate tones. A green shirt would not aid ideal piano tones. It is largely mentality and muscular control, achievable through careful exercises.
A nonsectarian school eight miles from Nicholasville on the Lexington Darlington Pike advertises a two acre campus and 200 acre farm. Board and tuition are $9 per month with scholarships for needy girls. Fall term opens in October and winter term in January. Address H W McNair or Mrs M N McNair, principal.
A brief notice extols a newly discovered air restorer by Medew, inviting belief in its wonderful and speedy effects and urging readers to be convinced of its efficacy.
An advertisement offers ownership of a building for $2.26 with delivery to any place and no rent, urging readers to compare samples, drop portal, or call for an agent who will call at once.
A historical advertisement promotes purchasing one or more Cherry Grove lots with a guaranteed deed and money back guarantee. It promises steady income for life, free development, and planting of shade and fruit trees on each lot. Offers price of 59.50 with 3 down, no interest, and a descriptive booklet from Homestead Development Association in Cincinnati.
A compact classified notice from K Ebersole Printing Co offering relocation of wording for $1 85 and relivered service. No special terms noted. Payment request to drop posting or rent to cover costs.
Mrs Thos Easily announces headquarters for Wonderful Hair Grower to treat scalps and grow hair under all conditions. Goods available at wholesale and retail from 653 Kenyon Avenue.
Society printing offers 1000 business cards for 2.26 with wordings for letter heads envelopes and dodgers. Also prints wedding invitations dances and party notes. Church printing is a specialty with entertainment tickets priced at 2.25 per 1000. Call Ridge 69% for samples. agent will call. Address 3710 Luccere Ave Oindiazsti Ohio.
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