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Newspaper
The Union
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1920
Page
2
The Union, published by W P Dabney in Cincinnati, outlines its aim to reach Jews and foster loyalty, pride, and collaboration for spiritual, material, mental, moral, and political well being. It emphasizes unity and collective effort for the community's best interests.
A compact reflection on reciprocity based on Seneca’s maxim about how one’s actions toward others shape how others treat them in return. The quotation emphasizes moral ethics and social behavior.
Mayor Joseph Herrmann and Detectives Fuller Murphy and Sergeant Kearne raided a room at 207 West Fourth Street Newport Kentucky where over 200 men were said to take part in a dice game. Only two were captured Howard Flynn and Walter Astman. Flynn charged with promoting a game of chance Astman with participating. A kitty of 1200 dollars was seized.
On February 20 at the Hotel Astor the Wadsworth Dinner Committee will honor U.S. Senator Wadsworth with a guest of honor. Hon. Charles W. Anderson is listed third among a distinguished roster including Ogden Mills chairing, and figures such as General Cornelius Vanderbilt Judge Charles E. Hughes Mrs Whitelow Reid Paul Cravath and many other prominent New York names.
Rev Dr Robert Westly Peach of Newark calls Protestant churches wasteful and cites 86 percent with total seating over 53 million to urge organic union of 22 national bodies. He warns 100,000 superfluous churches costing $500 million and a Mendicant Pastor order, amid unchurched masses and study by the Inter Church Council in Philadelphia.
Richmond Medical Society voices concern over a memorial hospital unit for colored patients, noting colored doctors would be barred from treating, while white doctors would serve. The letter argues for inclusion of colored interns and nurses and warns of racial tensions and unsafe outcomes.
The article describes a nut peach, a fruit with no skin and a waxlike surface, grown in the Persian Gulf and Euphrates valley regions. It blends almond and peach traits, with an edible kernel and a large hard pit, and notes rarity outside foreign import markets along with a mention of adulteration by Levantine exporters.
In marshy stream banks search for flowery gems and grussy slopes are examined as hopeful eyes view every rocky ledge. Collected specimens go to botanical collections and seeds to subscribers, letting the little strangers from far-off lands beautify local gardens.
Delicate scientific measurements show contralto barytone and bass singers require far more force than sopranos and tenors. Lower tones widen the space between vocal cords and demand more vibration of Ute membranes more air and greater force. It is suggested a woman can outtalk a man. Efe uses seven to sixteen times the lung power for deeper tones.
Bes and students explore Thiet slopes where miles of purple and blue moonksiood and thousands of yellow mountain poppy color the landscape. The region remains little known to the public, with few travelers able to reach the so-called roof of the weld. Specimens are collected and dried.
A 1000 year old book notes two poultry breeds still raised in China. Modern incubators use the same basic principle as those used in Egypt 4000 years ago.
A collection of wry aphorisms on originality and ambition. It ponders how true leadership rises from unique efforts while noting the universal human tendency to resist change and to tire of traditional roles. The piece also jokes about women's fashion choices and shifting loyalties.
A Deys Life article extolls mining engineering as a rugged career requiring sound health and high endurance. It notes extensive travel, demanding conditions, and the need for honesty and tact, while highlighting strong starting salaries and broad field opportunities in chemistry geology metallurgy and related engineering disciplines.
A guidance note on practical use of high quality traits, followed by luncheon ideas. Sardines on toast described with hot buttered toast and raw onion garnish. A steamed rice dessert features canned pears with pecan centers and a pear juice lemon Canton gin ger syrup. Fresh berries and currants sugared offer easy desserts for limited supplies.
Slice three ripe bananas and press through a ricer with a cup of canned strawberries. Heap into sherbet cups and garnish with whipped cream folded with some strawberry juice for a fruity, creamy dessert.
Chop cabbage and apples with peanuts. Shell and crush nuts on bread board. Parboil sweetbreads in acidulated water, cool, cut small, mix with celery and walnuts, serve with mayonnaise or corn oil dressing.
Three fourths cup orange marmalade with half cup sugar and quarter cup water. Boil five minutes then chill. A delightful sauce for ice cream.
Several poisoning cases attributed to potato greens are noted, with Leipzig as the latest. Solanin is a toxic substance. about 0.2 gramme can cause harm. Potatoes naturally contain small amounts, but mature tubers are safe unless sprouts are present and not removed before cooking.
Madame C. J. Walker hair goods are now sold at 406 Milton Street, residence of Mrs. Gaither Styles, for wholesale and retail. All agents can obtain goods at regular price, aiding Cincinnati agents and friends. Phone Canal 4988-Y. Millinery by Miss Carrie Mason at 1185 Foraker Avenue Walnut Hills, with reasonable prices. phone Woodburn 744-L.
An advertisement touts inexpensive printing with no special features. It offers samples, mailing options, and a sales agent call, noting the company owns its building and avoids rent. Contact K. Hbersole Printing Co in Cincinnati or visit Madam Needer's hair party for a hair restorer claim and agent opportunities.
Mrs Hassie Hamilton completed the Pero System Course under Mrs Mattie Brooks and remains at 2822 Alms Place.
Printing done cheap for church entertainments and society needs. We print entertainment tickets, socials, dances, picnics, lectures, class tickets, suppers and more at 1.85 per 1000. Also wedding invitations, announcements, letterheads, envelopes and business cards. Ridge 295 R. Kemper Lane Eberson Printing Co.
The Boy Scouts of America reports 470 034 members since organization nine years ago. Of this total 14 806 are scout masters and 17 334 assistants, with 69 551 troop committeemen and local council members mostly unpaid. Subscriptions in Liberty loan campaigns reached 2 242 497 for 354 180 687 and war savings stamps over 50 000 000. Nearly 100 000 scouts were awarded medals by the treasury for their work.
North College Hill Pennsylvania property listing for Gale with five lots. Real estate action involves R. W. B. Bush attorney. Contact Woodburn 1187 or 8238 for details and arrangements.
Readable fragment notes a location at 1287 Chapel Street near Alms Place with a reference to Phen Woodburn Weinaut Hille and the number 3468-Y as a possible identifier.
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