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Newspaper
The Union
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1921
Page
2
The publication aims to teach the value of Union among people and the need to encourage true loyalty and pride. It stresses working together for spiritual, material, mental, moral, and political best interests of the race.
A fragment quotes a moral maxim about reciprocity and duty. The line contrasts actions toward others with outcomes for oneself, implying ethical reciprocity and accountability across social behavior.
Local personals note that baptizing activities occurred at Bethel Baptist on Sunday evening. The item also mentions Lily Pease on the illness list and includes a brief set of social updates from Washington and local clubs.
Rev Page and Rev Smith deny accusations from a prior article titled Human Wolf. The writer claims Page read the piece, found no harm, and grants permission to name him. Page and Smith emphasize they do not discuss segregation and intend to keep public attention on a moral lesson.
Harvard and Virginia prepare for a major dual track meet in Charlottesville. The event pairs two storied programs as fans anticipate top sprint and distance races amid strong coaching teams.
Lyceum Theatre presents a Sunday Viola Dana Metro Classic Blackmail and a Monday Road to Ambition vaudeville. Tuesday Buck Jones in Firebrand Trevision and Wednesday Thursday Held in Trust. Friday Bryant Washburn in What Happened to Jobs. Saturday WM Farnum in The Joyous Troublemakers plus Tim Moores Chingo Frolics.
Sunday Charles Ray stars in 45 Minutes From Broadway a famous title by Geo Cohan and Matt and Jeff. Monday Warner Oland Juanita Hansen and Charles Ray in The Phantom Foe and 45 Minutes From Broadway. Tuesday The Man Who Stayed at Home Metro photo play. Wednesday Wanted a Husband Paramount Picture all girls in trouble. Thursday The Purple Riders first episode serial and The Twilight Baby feature. Friday The Blue Pearl Selznick Picture. Saturday Velvet Fingers with Geo Seitz Neal Hart and Hank Mann. Country Store Friday.
A University of Virginia spring event was called off after Harvard officials warned that two top Crimson players were of Negro blood. Virginia authorities refused to host the meet citing Southern sentiment and fear of association with Negroes. The piece ends with a provocative, racially charged aside about mullatoes in Virginia.
In Paris an American hosted a dinner costing 120000 dollars for actresses and other guests. The 100 foot long table featured a central lake holding 6500 gallons of champagne. Guests occasionally swam in the bubbly pool as part of the event. The piece ends by cautioning readers against imitating the extravagant party.
The document accuses Southern Congressmen and Census Committee members of inserting the slur Nigger into the Congressional Record. It claims they avoid pronouncing Negro aloud and feign mispronunciation as a defense, portraying a confrontation over racial language and conduct.
The birthday of Lincoln and Douglass will be celebrated Sunday at 3 p.m. in Memorial Hall on Elm Street near Music Hall. No admission fee. Program of music and oratory under the auspices of The National Association for the Advancement of Colored People.
A Cavalry Baptist Sunday School summary notes a successful year ending 1920 and opening 1921 with re elected superintendents and officers. The piece highlights a public installation on February 5 and praise for Rev Pages Shinault and Garner. It mentions the Precinct A reward pennant, youth clubs at Me tokas and Galedas, and a social event inviting members to attend 1 to 2 pm.
A rural girls school eight miles from Nicholasville Kentucky on the Lexington Darville pike advertises a two acre campus and 200 acre farm. Board and tuition are nine dollars per month with fall term starting October 6 and winter term January 1. Scholarships are available for needy girls. it is under Northern Presbyterian care and not sectarian.
L. E. Brown is General Superintendent with J. L. Payne and Georgia A. Brown as Associate Superintendents. Mattie Barker serves as Recording Secretary and Mary E. Wilson as Enrollment Secretary. Rev. H. L. Page and Rev. 8. O. Shinault are Pastors.
New York rumor recounts a toy maker refusing to cancel orders, insisting customers must wait their turn. A veteran customer asked to cancel all outstanding doll orders. the firm replied that immediate cancellation is impossible and orders must be fulfilled in sequence.
Readers are urged to visit Madaw Kelder’s Lair Pario to witness the claimed wonders of a newly discovered air restorer offering speedy results and prompting discussions on regulatory action against relite titles.
An advert shows a printing company offering delivery for 2.26 dollars with no additional charges. It invites customers to see samples first and notes agent calls, the firm’s own building, and Ridge 532 as contact.
A promotional notice offers ownership of one or more 30 by 144 foot lots in Cherry Grove with free development and potential profits. Each lot priced at $59.56 with $23 monthly payments and no interest, backed by a warranty deed and money back guarantee. Contact Homestead Development Association Dept. A 222 West Court Street, Cincinnati Ohio, Canal 4333.
An advertising notice from K. Ebersole Printing Co offering one thousand cards for 1.85 delivery revived at any place. No special features. Samples available. Drop postal or phone. Agent will call at once. Own our own building. No rent to pay. Address 2730 Leeders Ave Cincinnati Ridge 592.
Mrs Thos Easily sets up Wonderful Hair Grower headquarters at 653 Kenyon Avenue offering hair growth products for all conditions. Goods sold wholesale and retail.
Cheap printing offer for business cards letterheads envelopes bill heads and dodgers. Also wedding invitations announcements dances and party printing with church printing as a specialty. Entertainment tickets available. Call Ridge 595 or 59S for samples. Kip L Ebersolz at 8710 Luedors Ave Cincinnati.
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