Union Publication Promotes Loyalty and Unity
The publication aims to disseminate news while fostering unity and loyalty among readers. It emphasizes working together for spiritual and moral improvement and the best interests of the community.
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Newspaper
The Union
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1921
Page
2
The publication aims to disseminate news while fostering unity and loyalty among readers. It emphasizes working together for spiritual and moral improvement and the best interests of the community.
A fragmentary biblical style line echoes reciprocity and moral accounting. The terse text appears as a proverbial call to consider future consequences of present actions, implying that deeds toward others return in kind. No identifiable people, places, or organizations are present.
Jo seph Schmidt, a nationally known advertising man at the Y M C A, urged that merchants will spend more on advertising in 1921 than ever before. He cited surveys of merchants, urged liberal spending by progressive firms, and said legitimate newspaper ads offer strong opportunities while conservative houses may cut back.
The Palestine company of the First Battalion, First Regiment Ohio votes for 1921 officers. S. T. Sneed is Captain, John R. Austin 1st Lieut, Sandy Davis 2nd Lieut, Wm. Washington Top Sergt, Fred Travis 2nd Sergt, W. Calloway 3rd Sergt, Wm. Reid Recorder, Edw. Dickerson Treasurer, Edw. Sanders Quartermaster, Edw. Stogland Asst Quartermaster, Edw. Steward Inspector. Albert Carter Chief Corporal, W. E. Green H. J. Ragland, Cleveland Wm. Kennedy Henry Henderson, Col. J. S. Lamb Custodian of Colors. Advisory Board Col. Lamb Lieut. Austin Sergt. Washington. Meetings First and Third Mondays.
Lee Campbell famous as a great foot artist and polish slinger at Lucky Studio in Hollywood has died. He helped stars like Mary Pickford Geraldine Farrar Thomas Meighan Wallace Reid Bryant Washburn and others, and appeared in minor film roles including the forthcoming Faith Healer.
Charges by representatives of the Association for the Advancement of Colored People that Negroes are unlawfully prevented from voting in the South sparked tense moments at the House Census Committee hearing on the congressional apportionment bill. Southern lawmakers challenged witnesses as Representative Carlos Bee of Texas denounced the states as tireless in blocking voting rights.
Lyceum Theatre greets patrons with wishes for a happy prosperous year. The Amusement Line features exclusive for 6st Picture Productions with talent brains and money. Monday Marriage A La Carte Alice Brady. Tuesday The Man Who Dared William Russell. Wednesday Thursday Louise Glaum The Leopard Woman. Friday Helen Holmes The Tiger Band Paramount feature. Big Country Store Tuesday Night and candy Thursday Night.
Sunday features Rip Roaring Pleasing and Thre& Gold Coins. Monday shows Warner Oland and Juanita Hansen in The Phantom Foe and a Essex Feature. Tuesday Marguerite Clark in The Counterfeiters. Wednesday Douglas Fairbanks in Wild and Wooly. Thursday Bride 13 Billy West Comedy and Harry Care Western. Friday The Husband Hunter. Velvet Fingers a Raffles Story. Country Store Every Friday.
Doris Play emerges as a star and ardent motorist whose recent work wins a place in the hearts of screen fans. The young actress attracts attention for her charm and rising prominence in the entertainment world.
A narrator recalls a chaotic touring show with confusing truth and staged tricks. He discusses backstage wings and supposed files, suspects deception, and wonders about the real meaning of the stage actions and props while sharing a wary, informal assessment with a friend.
A vintage recipe describes making onion soup by sautéing six onions in butter then simmering with consomme or rich broth, cheese, and spices, finishing with water and a cheese blend. It then details a ginger cake batter with molasses sugar lard flour egg soda and ginger, baked to firm and served with sauces or whipped cream.
A girls school eight miles from Nicholasville Kentucky on the Lexington Darville Pike advertises a two acre campus, 200 acre farm, and board and tuition at 9 dollars monthly. The nonsectarian school operates under the Northern Presbyterian Church and opens fall term October 6 with winter term January 1. scholarships are available for needy students.
A notice from Newport Kentucky reports a spiritualist church at St Paul’s Church on Sixth Street, with Reverend details indicated. The fragment preserves the church’s existence and location as read in the notice.
For sale a five room cottage with gas and water inside large lot at 3725 Dirt Street Cumminsville. Contact Park 1367 X for more information.
A newly discovered air restorer showcased by Macaw wants to convince visitors of its wondrous results. Details mention a dramatic demonstration and a possible address at 2702 Alms Place, Walnw Hulls, inviting inquiries from interested parties. The piece references Rida Hair and combings in a promotional context.
An old classified style ad promotes one thousand cards for 2.26 with delivery to any place and no special wording. It urges samples first and notes an agent will call. The seller owns the building but rents space and provides contact details in Cincinnati.
A sales notice promises steady income from owning Cherry Grove lots with trees and strawberry plantings. It advertises a free development period with monthly payments, a $59.5 price per lot, $3 monthly terms, a money back warranty deed, and a descriptive booklet from Homestead Development Association, Dept. A, Cincinnati Ohio.
Advertisement for a printing company offering one thousand cards printed for 1.85 dollars delivered anywhere no special wording required samples available. Drop postal or phone. Agent will call for payment at moment of delivery. K Ebersole Printing Co S710 Lueders Ave Cincinnati O.
A historical notice promotes C J Walker hair grower available from Mrs Thos Hasily at the Kenyon Avenue headquarters. It claims scalp treatment and hair growth under all conditions with wholesale and retail options.
Cheap printing offered for business cards envelopes letter heads and dodgers. Invitations announcements and party printings also available. Society printing church printing and entertainment tickets at low rates. Call Ridge 692 for samples. K L Ebersole at 3716 Laeders Ave Cincinnati.
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