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Newspaper
The Union
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1920
Page
2
The Union declares its mission to spread news and foster loyalty and pride among readers, urging collective effort for spiritual, material, mental, moral, and political advancement in Cincinnati.
A concise line from Seneca states that what you do to others will be returned to you. It frames a universal moral principle about reciprocity and behavior.
A promotional notice touts undeveloped acreage as a safe path to financial independence. It urges buying lots in Cherry Grove a fruit city, promising free development while payments continue and easy terms. Mail a card to Homestead Development Association in Cincinnati for a descriptive booklet.
Lockland Notes reports a successful Father and Son Banquet held Saturday night. Several residents are noted as ill including Mr and Mrs E Henderson and Mr Chas Gray who was seriously ill last week. Miss Mary Abram visited from Cincinnati and I Johnson hosted with Mrs S PiresawaL others and social events included the I Am Coming Club gathering and entertainment by Mr McIntyre who hosted friends from Indianapolis. Revival preacher Rev onday is slated to speak at Mt Zion Sunday at 2 pm. Mr Peters remains poorly while Mrs Bright recently recovered enough to be out.
Gov Morrow of Kentucky sent a reply to A Lee Beaty via telegram, praising the Cincinnati Branch of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People. The February 23, 1920 date frames the exchange reflecting regional civil rights advocacy.
In Frankfort on February 17 1920 A Lee Beaty of Cincinnati Ohio thanks a governor for upholding the law. He notes Kentucky people support law and order and mentions a forthcoming bill to punish peace officers who surrender prisoners to mobs.
Architect William A Radford explains a nearly square 26 by 28 foot frame house with seven rooms and a broad porch as the best space for money. It features a hip roof, a 23 by 13 foot living room with an open fireplace, a 13 by 13 foot dining room, a 11 by 13 kitchen, four second floor rooms including a sleeping porch, and a full basement. The piece stresses matching lot cost to house price and consulting architects, contractors, and material dealers to estimate cost and avoid overextension.
Robert Louis Stevenson contended that the most beautiful place names in the world are in North America. He praised the chorus of state and territory names Delaware, Ohio, Indiana, Florida, Dakota, Iowa, Wyoming, Minnesota, and the Carolinas as a noble musical land capable of enriching future literature.
Chroniclers of Paris fashions note that the new dinner gowns will be mostly below the table. Detroit Free Press jokes hoping they do not lower the tables as well.
A humorous piece notes dogs, not limited to breeds like fox terriers, often act as comedians. It recalls a fox terrier that delighted guests by feigning distress to dodge a coat, weaving around rooms to elicit laughter as a maid approached with the coat.
In a domestic note on shell fish categorized as shrimp prawns crawfish lobster mussels and crabs while oysters are praised for flavor they are said to lack nourishment and cost a luxury price this season. A craft kitchen tip suggests halving a grapefruit to remove the fibers and pairing six small oysters with salt and tabasco sauce for serving.
Wash and chop fifty oysters and place in a double boiler. Cover and cook slowly for one hour. Add a pint of water and a tablespoonful of celery seed. Strain and reheat. Stir in a tablespoonful of butter and salt to taste. Serve in hot cups.
Toast a round bread on an earthen dish with a glass bell. Add anchovy paste and six to eight oysters. Pour two tablespoons curry sauce over. Bake until oyster edges curl. Sauce: sauté onion in fat, add flour curry powder salt paprika, add oyster broth and milk, boil, lemon juice, strain.
An old advertisement offers relivered wording for $1.85 with no special charges and regular pricing. It invites samples, requests dropping postal or phone contact, and claims agents will call immediately. It promotes owning the building and no rent, listing K. Ebersole Printing Co. in Cincinnati with contact Ridge 692-R and address 3720 Leeders Ave. Also mentions Madam Reeder's hair perk and rapid results.
Mrs Hassie Hamilton completed the Poro System Course under Mrs Mattie Brooks and remains at 2822 Alms Place.
Printing services advertise entertainment tickets and society printing for churches and organizations. Rates are 1.85 per 1000 for tickets, invitations, announcements, letterheads, envelopes, and business cards, with agents available to call sample work to any location.
Layer oysters in a baking dish with buttered crumbs, add salt and pepper, and top with more butter. Repeat with another oyster layer and crumbs, then pour milk over. Bake twenty minutes. Use about equal cups of milk and crumbs. avoid three oyster layers to ensure even cooking.
National chamber of commerce members forecast a vehicle shortage this year, despite passenger car output likely surpassing 2,000,000. Current shortage is about 1,000,000 cars, while one major manufacturer plans to double factory capacity to meet rising demand.
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