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Newspaper
The Union
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1921
Page
2
A fragmented OCR item references a union prayer meeting with phrases about unity, moral action, and spiritual labor. Rev appears, with notes on collaboration and dedication. The readable text hints at a communal religious gathering and moral exhortation within a historical context.
Jas Weldon Johnson presents the dramatic account The Martyrdom of Our Black Republic at Allen Temple next Wednesday night March 2 under N A A C P auspices. Free admission aims to inform loyal supporters of black progress and history, with doors closing when capacity is reached.
February 27 at 3 o'clock in YMCA Auditorium 630 West Ninth Street. The discussion promises to explain what the Bible says about the afterlife. The event is free to all with no collections, under the auspices of the International Bible Students.
Mr and Mrs Newton return from Jessie Irwin funeral in Danville Kentucky. Mrs N Crooks called away by her father’s death. Rev Cisses ill. Henry Weatherford ill in Danville. Lillien Fuller Drayton resumes teaching at Stowe. Drayton visiting wife and daughter. Nellie Lewis ill. Emma Terrell Gray of Cleveland visiting. Philip Livingston patient at hospital. Marietta Evans ill. Hummins of Wehrman Ave died last week. Katie Chenault died Friday. burial at Richmond Kentucky.
The Lyceum Theatre lists a week of Metro program films and live acts including Burn Burning Daylight Sho IfA Woman Tell The Red Lantern Crooked Streets The Woman in Grey Who Cares and a new tabloid from Martin Walkers Nozambique players plus a big store sale of $4 700 worth mantel clocks silverware novelties and Thursday candy giveaways.
Lincoln Theatre schedules a Fox program featuring William Russe? in The Challenge of the Law with Matt and Jeff, followed by The Phantom Foe and Slaves of Pride. The week includes The Great Redeemer Metro classic, The Wolf, Partners of Fate, Vel Vel Fingers, and a new serial The Purple Riders beginning March 1. Extra shows promise The Symbol of the Unconquered with an all star Negro cast March 7 to 13. Community notices follow including visitors from Detroit, hospital stays, a city federation mass meeting at Bethel Baptist Church, and local social events.
Prominent stage figures declined invitations to a Drama League dinner honoring ten leading contributors to dramatic work as debate over excluding a Black guest from the event continues among theater circles.
A fragment from a bygone column recalls a woman scorned and the fury felt by a young man. The vignette hints at old romances and the consequences of shifting affections in a small community.
A young man, famed for knife skill, travels with a flirtatious partner and seeks new conquests. In Covington he woos a charming woman who resists, leading to a near-fatal confrontation. He escapes unharmed but learns a painful lesson about danger and vanity.
Archdeacon Joseph Dodson of Columbus Ohio denounces a religious reform movement in a noon Lenten sermon at the Lyric Theater calling it harmful to families and community values. His condemnation frames the day as a trail of broken homes caused by the movement.
Archdeacon Dodson condemns the Sunday method revival as a three-ring circus and commercialized religion. He cites divorces and broken homes blamed on Rev. Mr Sunday’s meetings, praising Methodists for opposing the campaign in Cincinnati.
Furnished room available in Avondale. Contact Avon at 5764-L for details and pricing.
The Poro System reports that several women have completed the scalp and hair treatment course under Miss Pearl Christian and are now prepared to operate business from their homes. Listings include Mrs. Julius Jones in W. H. Yale Avenue area and others in O’Bryanville and Avondale with phone contacts.
A Sunday Memorial Hall gathering under the N A A C P featured Mrs. Anderson as soprano, Prof. Quarles on piano, and a mixed chorus. Superintendent DeCatur spoke eloquently, Dr. Smith presided, and local leaders including T J Monroe and Attorney Beaty impressed. organization is booming. J Weldon Johnson will be here in.
An advertisement notes Mme D L Butler operates a hair grower business at 1654 Elmore Street in Camminsville with a Park 1911 X phone listing for contact. It markets hair growth remedies and related services to local residents.
A preparatory girls and young women school eight miles from Nicholasville on the Lexington Dabville pike advertises a two acre campus and 200 acre farm. Board and tuition are nine dollars per month with scholarships for needy students. Fall term begins in October and winter term on January 1 under Northern Presbyterian Church care.
A man described as always doing what is right is found dead. His wife notes his constant whereabouts from morning to night, implying a fatal event and a concealed story. The report centers on the unexpected death and the enigmatic husband.
Gas and water inside. compact room cottage on a large lot at 3725 Dirt St Cummins vile. Contact phone Park 1267 X for details and inquiries.
Visit Madam Reeder's hair parlor and be convinced of the wonderful and speedy results of her newly discovered hair restorer. Agents wanted to handle Reader's Hair Restorer, Braid and switches made of combings. Phone Wood burn 846-X. 2702 Alms Place, Walnut Hills.
An advertising notice for printing services from K. Ebersole Printing Co claims low pricing at 2.26 and invites delivery to any place. It urges customers to see samples first and contact by phone, stating the firm owns its building and has no rent. The address is 1710 Leeders Ave in Cincinnati.
A promotional notice offering ownership of one or more lots in Cherry Grove for a steady life income. Describes planting trees on each lot, free development while paid, and potential net profits. Lots measure 30 by 144 feet, priced at 59.50 with $3 monthly payments, no interest, warranty deed, money back guarantee. Contact Homestead Development Association Dept. A Cincinnati Ohio Canal 4239.
Printed wordings advertise a delivery option for $1.35 with samples preferred and no postal or phone details. Agent will call at once. Owning the building is mentioned with rent to pay and a note to use samples first.
Mrs Thos. Easily opens headquarters for tressing scalps and growing hair with C J Welker's Wonderful Hair Grower available wholesale and retail at 653 Kenyon Avenue.
Business cards and printing services offering wedding invitations, announcements, dances, and party prints. Church printing highlighted as a specialty with entertainment tickets at 2.25 per thousand. Promotes home and office delivery with agent sample calls. Ridge 59% contact instruction implied.
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