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Newspaper
The Union
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1922
Page
2
The Union issue presents subscription rates and a brief mission statement. It shows the editor W P Dabney at 420 McAllister Street Cincinnati Ohio and mentions single-copy pricing, though part of the text is garbled. The piece frames the periodical as a vehicle of dissemination and instruction.
At Washington Terrace A T Hubbard on Sunday February 26 1922 a lecture titled The World Has Ended Millions Now Living Will Never Die will discuss Adam's disobedience and its reversal into a life giving blessing with refreshments. The event is under I B S A auspices with no collection. Doors open 3 pm and the lecture begins 3 30 pm.
Mrs Mary O Harrow wife of Wm O Harrow of 420 West 5th Street died February 14 1922 and was interred in Union Baptist Cemetery. The family thanks Calvary Baptist Church Missionary Society Willing Workers donors of moral designs and W H Hill Co Undertakers for services. Signed WM C Harrow.
In fond and loving memory of my husband Walter H Stanton who passed away six years ago on February 22. The river of thy life reflects a light above the earth. We, your loved ones, daily repeat the lesson of a loving life and the sweet fruit it bore. Ella Stanton.
The Hon. Samuel W. Bell of the Cincinnati municipal court will address a Sunday program at Park Street Church on February 26 at 2 30 p m. Reserved seating will be available. The event features a processional invocation hymns and a world petition and is hosted by the Combined Forces of Christian Activities of Cincinnati with multiple local clubs and organizations represented.
Second Baptist Church Madisonville O Reverend Blue preached two instructive sermons morning text They that are the enemies of the Cross of Christ whose end is Destruction evening text This Man Came to Jesus by Night Good crowds attended revival led by Reverend Hoard with powerful preaching Many are the increase in attendance and interest in the revival efforts.
Messrs James Palmer and John Blackburn purchased automobiles for their wives during a social night. The event featured a display of new cars and a festive mood as attendees toured the showroom.
The Brotherhood held its monthly meeting in the afternoon with Deacon Smith serving as President. The Missionary Society will meet Sunday afternoon with the topic Loyalty led by Mrs M Combs. The Mothers Club conducted a Thursday business meeting at Mrs Owsler s home led by Mrs Lucille Blackburn. Deacon Simpson left Saturday to be at his sick father s bedside in Danville.
Mrs Spicey Morris edits the Millcreek Valley News as families on Oak street Wyoming and Mulberry street Lockland report illness and recovery. Isabelle Menefee attends Sen High School in Chicago this year. Frank Dixon has died and was laid to rest in Kentucky. Lockland girls versus McCall Industrial School produced a great draw. Madisonville beat Lockland Y in a basketball game.
New York February 17 Law rence Joaquin a World War veteran was sentenced to the penitentiary for six to twelve years after pleading guilty to manslaughter in the first degree in the slaying of Mrs Hecla Jackson last June Colonel William Hayward United States Attorney testified to his excellent war record He also stated that a negro drawing a knife can be as instructive as a white man clenching his fists reflecting on wartime experiences.
The text notes that every man possesses an instinct to employ the most accessible weapon for defense or offense. It frames the idea as a general human tendency without detailing specific individuals or events.
A harsh social screed claims that a Black man uses hands or violent tools to survive, arguing that every race acts similarly in life and love. It concedes some purported excellence by "the Negro" while listing weapons as convenience in conflict, reflecting racist trope rhetoric.
Matthew Bullock, a Black man who recently won a fight to stop deportations from Canada to American police for trial in Norlina, North Carolina on a charge of rioting, was rearrested today on a United States extradition warrant after hiding for several weeks.
Hamilton Ontario reports that a second attempt to extradite Matthew Bullock, an American Black man, to Norlina North Carolina is planned next Friday. The case again draws the attention of the Society for the Advancement of Colored People which has shown interest.
In New York on February 20 the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People said it would send witnesses and a large amount of documentary evidence to Hamilton Ontario to support extradition to North Carolina for a charge of attempted murder. Walter F. White, Assistant Secretary, announced the plan and said a defense fund for Bullock has been raised. The organization argues Bullock could not be fairly accused of attempted murder as he acted in defense against a mob seeking to capture him.
A bronze tablet at the base of a giant California redwood in Yosemite National Park is unveiled as a memorial to the unknown dead of World War I. Water from Merced streams is sprinkled on the tree and tablet, symbolizing purity, with the rock at the tree’s base representing permanence and strength.
A regional cinema schedule lists Sunday and Monday February 26 27 with Big Town Round Up starring Tom Mix and Ruth Roland in The White Eagle serial on Monday. It also promotes The Nut with Douglas Fairbanks February 28 March 1, Disreali with George Arliss March 2 3 4, Breaking Thru serial, a Country Store appearance, Brand ing Broadway with William S Hart March 4, and For 4 Days The Sheik from Paramount March 5 described as a country sensation and more.
A Kansas City Star tale recalls Elmer Powell who broke a window to enter his Knickerbocker apartment after leaving home keys behind. Judge Kimberough Stone unexpectedly responded from a neighboring apartment with a gun drawn during the incident. Later on a streetcar Powell joked about the near shooting as Stone enlisted his wife to help with Christmas shopping.
For rent only a furnished room with private bath at 21590 Florence Avenue. Well equipped for comfort, meals served. Quiet building, suitable for single occupant seeking convenient lodging.
H E Baker writes of a lonely home after his wife’s death in 1921. He finds comfort in Jesus and the promise of reunion, urging readers to live righteously and rely on faith as grief and memory deepen. Composed to honor Mrs Anne Stevenson Baker of Cincinnati.
A 4000 year old spruce in Rainier National Forest fell during a northwest storm. It measured 19 feet thick at the break and will have its rings counted to confirm age. The tree stood near the Mount Rainier road and drew many tourists. At Raymond cedar monarchs were blown down, one 11 feet and another about ten feet in diameter.
The navy states the admiral of the navy has only been held by Admiral Dewey. No permanent admiral rank exists now. The rank is held during tenure by Robert E. Koontz as CNO Hugh Rodman of the Pacific fleet Henry B Wilson of the Atlantic fleet and James Strauss of the Asiatic fleet.
Lew Corntasse proclaims he endures most things except dirtiness and notes Abe Scroggins baths only twice yearly. Corntasse claims a personal ritual of bathing on the first Friday of every month, year round, in a Leatherneck column style anecdote from a general store gathering.
An advertisement promotes a product for $2.25 delivered anywhere with no extra charges. It invites readers to sample first, asks to drop a postal or phone request for an agent to call immediately, and notes ownership of their own building with no rent. Contact Ridge 592 3710, Lueders Avs., Cincinnati.
An ad notes a price of 1.85 dollars as the regular price and urges customers not to pay any rent. It is signed by K. Ebersole PTG. CO. located at 8710 Lueders Ave., Cincinnati, Ohio.
Wonderful Hair Grower Co announces J. Walkers WonderfuL Hair Grower available from Mrs Thos Easily at 652 Kenyon Avenue. Headquarters opened for treating scalps and growing hair under any condition. Goods offered wholesale and retail.
Advertising note for affordable printing services including lower heads envelopes bill heads and wedding invitations. Offers samples call Ridge 59 percent and an agent will respond.
The Shriners plan to establish five crippled children hospitals in widely separated cities. The first will be in St. Louis with 80 beds, while the others in San Francisco Shreveport Montreal St Paul and Minneapolis will have 50 beds each.
Quebec state authorities have publicly opposed allowing women to be admitted to the bar. The stance marks a formal barrier to women pursuing legal credentials in the province amid ongoing debates on gender equality in the profession.
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