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Newspaper

The Union

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 22, 1919

Page

3

Locklind Notes Rev B F Lee Delivers Sermons

Springfield pastor Rev B F Lee preached two sermons at Bethel on Sunday. Bethel Communion was largely attended. Mrs A B Warger held a successful rally. George Phillips celebrated long service. Charles T McGill and Carrie Watson wed last week. Harrzel Williams enjoys better health. Rev Warner preached at City Infirmary. Shear couple welcomed a daughter. W Houston visited the Queen City. Lillie Johnson left for Toledo after her father’s death. Phoebe Bowers and Daniel Walker sick. D Henderson bought an auto truck. L Williams hosted dinner. L Mack of Woold lawn mentioned. Father and Son Day observed by Rev W H Dickerson. Special Services.

Sunday Services And Fellowship Notices

Sunday church notices list Bible School at 9 30 A M preaching at 11 A M and 8 P M Christian Endeavor at 7 P M invitation extended. Also for rent furnished front room for a couple with bath electric light at 2529 Ida Ave Norwood.

Bible School Christian Endeavor Bath Electric Light Ida Ave Norwood

Crazy Talk and Quips From a Laughing Page

An assorted humor sketch features a patient mocked for facial features and freakish plans, a landlady weighing meat choices at a turkey dinner, and quick exchanges about insanity, time served, and wartime bravado. The dialogue leans on punchy one liners and ironic social quips.

Days of the Dandy Over and Cause Is Ascribed to Degeneration

Arthur Symons in New Cosmopolitan notes the decline of dandyism and costume elegance. He laments loss of art in dress from knee breeches to starched collars, criticizing the dull, rigid forms and the lack of personal flair in modern attire. He contrasts past stylish detail with contemporary blunt fashion.

Barbe d'Aurevilly Arthur Symons

Read and Patronize Our Advertisers This Week

Be wise and read the weekly advertiser list. If any ad is not square, report it. For years many advertisers in The Union have prospered. Patronize them and enjoy courteous service. Tell them you saw this note for bargains.

Mrs Fannie L Brown Scalp Specialist Ad

Mrs Fannie L Brown scalp specialist and agent for Mme D L Butler's Hair Grower located at 1654 Elmore Street Cumminsville offers hair treatment services and products.

Eureka Barr Street Cincinnati Ohio K. C. Harris Mme D. L. Butler Fannie L. Brown Mme. D. L. Butler Elmore St Cumminsville

Room and house for rent at 2927 Montford Street

Furnished room for a man and wife available. Listings note Mrs. A Thrasher. Also includes sale of house and five lots at North College Hill with contact numbers Canal 3333 and Woodburn 1187 R. W. B.

Montford Street A. Thrasher North College Hill Woodburn

American cotton crop of 1917 worth over 1.5 billion dollars

Final census bureau figures show the 1917 American cotton crop at 113,248,342 running bales or 11,363,375 bales of 500 pounds, worth 1.532 billion dollars to growers. Seed production reached 5.04 million tons, worth 333.55 million. For the cotton year ending July 1, 1918, consumption stood at 6,566,489 bales with exports at 42,584,20 bales, imports 217,381, and stocks on hand at the year’s start and end at 2,720,172 and 3,450,188 bales respectively. Massachusetts leads textile use with 1,493,113 bales consumed including linters.

Census Bureau Massachusetts

Mother's Cook Book Menu Reveals Pantry Recipes

A kitchen feature describes turning simple dishes into noteworthy fare through seasoning and garnish. It details onion cream sauce with peanut butter, banana desserts with lemon, Rice flour muffins, a corn oil cake mix, and a banana meringue mold with a sugar glaze, ending with a partial, garbled line.

HOUSES FOR SALE IN CITY UNITS AND PRICING

Four room frame house with gas water and inside toilet priced at 2000. A brick building arranged in two four room flats each with washroom toilet and hot and cold water priced at 8000. A 12 room brick three story house on South Street near Mound convenient for renting to tenants priced at 8800.

Gaff Avenue Sth Mound

Also Mentioned on This Page

Princess West Ninth Street Mattie Brooks Alms Place Walnut Hill Emma Hodges Young Barr St MRS Carlisle Avenue Queen City West Sixth J. Robinson Sanitary L. M. Johnson 9Th St Just Rite Dry Cleaners Chapel Street Walnut Hells C. J Life’s Pathway Mazie Earhart Clark J. R. Hawley’s 11 Arcade Mme Walker and Moter Systems J. H. Toran Joe Reese Longworth St W. Sixth Street W. Fourth Street Locklind L. J. Earhart B. F. Lee Springfield Bethel A. B. Warger Geo. Phillips Chas. T. McGill Carrie Watson Harrzel Williams Warner City Infirmary Mr. Shear Mrs. W. Houston Lillie Johnson Toledo Phoebe Bowers Daniel Walker D. Henderson L. Willams L. Mack Woodlawn W. H. Dickerson R. K. L. Eberosie Lueders Avenue Walnut Hills Concord St O’brycn Lula Gaither Milton Street Maggie Westfield Myrtle Ane E. Z. Hair Grower Madam Eason Sixth Street Mrrs R. Crigger West Seventh Street Sis Russia Mr. Leighton Boarder Bob Vine Street Salz Chicago Banana Charlotte Russe Horace Sudduth West Court Street West H. B. Mayhaus Good Shoes N. E. Cor. Seventh and Linn John Geary Edward H. Habig West Sixth Street Myrtle Willis Kenyon Ave Sagan” Thé G. A. Mergen G. A. Morgan G. A. Morgan Hair Refining Hariem Ave N. E Clevelars Imcor Harlem Ave Cleveland
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