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Newspaper
The Union
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1921
Page
2
The Union edited by W P Dabney at 4230 McAllister Street aims to teach unity loyalty and pride among readers. It emphasizes working together to promote spiritual material mental moral and political prosperity for the community.
A compact moral line quoted from a proverb about reciprocity and ethical conduct, reflecting a didactic note likely from a religious or educational column. The phrasing emphasizes treating others as one wishes to be treated, urging mutual respect and kindness.
Local notables Bynum Hutchinson Gardrew Perrin Thomas Blue Cassell Jamerson Banks and Hannibal Hull from Wilberforce were entertained by Mr and Mrs Hull in the city. Mrs Caddie Walker convalescent and Emma Edwards ill. Sherman Hobbs returned from Mayfield Kentucky. Mrs C G Johnson of St Paul Minn guest of Mr and Mrs Clinton King. Miss Matilda Parker called to Houston Texas to bury her brother. Mrs Joseph Blackburn moved to 817 Richmond St.
Mr and Mrs John Flutz announce the marriage of their daughter Hazel Orlee to Mr Joseph Holmes on Thursday February 24 1921 at their residence 6514 Madison Road. Mr and Mrs Holmes will be at home to their friends Sunday February 27 at Amy Ave Madisonville Ohio.
A Cincinnati News opinion argues Mr. Villard faced no patriotic breach during the war, asserting his innocence. It blames society women connected to industrial and political elites for opposing him, while praising Villard’s labor support, Ireland and anti imperialism stances, and defense of the Constitution against violence.
In The Nation October issue William Pickens decries ongoing disenfranchisement of about three million women of color in southern states. He calls the tactics unconstitutional and illegal, detailing how citizens of African or mixed descent are deprived of voting rights.
The Lyceum Theatre announces a week of features starting Sunday with The Greater Sin NER a mystery drama. Norma Talmage stars in Yes or No as the Yes Girl and No Girl in a two part drama. Wednesday to Friday brings Go and Get It directed by Marshall Neilan with an all star cast and thrills. Saturday features Lost in Transit with George Began. A country store Tuesday and a large Week promise.
Lincoln Theatre showcases Dorothy Dalton in Crooked Straight on Sunday and Warner Oland Juanita Hansen in The Phantom Foe and All of a Sudden Peggy. Monday offers Black Mail and aerial picture. Wednesday features John Barrymore in Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde. Thursday brings Fantomas second episode. Friday presents Eileen Sedgwick in Pals. Saturday George B. Seitz Velvet Fingers with Mickers and Neal Hart Westerns. Country Store Fridays. many readers have not replied and outlook seems uncertain.
The Nation mailed four questions to 160 members of the National Advisory Committee of the National Woman's Party regarding nullifying the Nineteenth Amendment for colored women. About one third replied, most condemning disfranchisement and vowing to oppose it through action, with some evasive responses.
The Cleveland Gazette argues against Jim Crow practice spreading in northern cities including New York Columbus and Cleveland. It warns prejudiced whites recruit Black leaders to promote segregated institutions and hospital or YMC A facilities, urging professionals to wake up and resist. Professor Chas Zueblin condemns Christian discrimination against Negroes and Japanese in California in a separate report from Witherspoon Hall.
A harsh proclamation declares the country replete with hypocrites and predicts Christ would confront them at judgment, forcing the devil to expand his domain to accommodate the truth of their deeds.
R. La Ferra Gould highlights R. E. Jones D D LL D first Negro Bishop of the M E Church presiding over a Alabama conference. The Christian Advocate praises his eloquence and duties, and space limits prevent publishing the full, engaging article.
A Sunday Memorial Hall gathering under the NAACP banner featured an admirable program with Mrs. Anderson as prima donna soprano Prof Quarles on piano and a mixed chorus. Superintendent DeCatur delivered the evening speech, Dr Smith presided, J T Monroe and Attorney Beaty spoke, Clinton shared enthusiasm. the organization is booming. J Weldon Johnson will be in March.
A girl’s academy eight miles from Nicholasville Kentucky on the Lexington Danville pike offers a two acre campus, 200 acre farm, and board plus tuition at 9 per month. Teachers are well trained from colleges and seminaries. school under Northern Presbyterian care, not sectarian. Fall term opens October 6.
Local notice from K. Ebersole Printing Co announces new rent and a call to action for agents to respond immediately. It states ownership of their own building and provides Ridge 592 as a phone reference.
Steady income for life offered by owning one or more Cherry Grove lots. Each lot includes planting of a shade tree and fruit trees, with back lot strawberry rows. Free development while paying, then potential net profits. Lots 30 by 144 feet priced at 59.50 each with $3 monthly terms no interest. Warranty deed and money back guarantee. Homestead Development Association Dept. A 222 West Court street Cincinnati Ohio Canal 4339.
An ad notes a reduced price offer of 1.35 dollars with no specials and a call to compare samples first. It emphasizes regular pricing and urges readers not to pay more while mentioning dropping posted rents to help affordability.
Wonderful Hair Grower Co offers J Walker’s product through Mrs Thos Easily who runs the headquarters for treating hair loss and promoting growth under all conditions. Goods available here for wholesale and retail at 653 Kenyon Avenue.
Incoming note offers printing services including letter heads envelopes bill heads and dodgers. Mentions samples and a web agent to call. Address Ridge 692 X L Ebersoles 571 Laeviers Ave Olneianas.
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