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Newspaper
The Union
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1922
Page
2
The Union outlines its goal to teach loyalty and pride among readers while urging collective effort for the race’s spiritual, material, mental, moral and political improvement. It notes publication details and the editor W P Dabney, aiming to foster union across communities.
The Calvary Baptist Church and auxiliaries report rapid progress under pastors Rev. H. L. Page and Rev. W. J. Jackson. The BY: P. U. led by Mrs. Georgia A. Brown, with a 77 member staff, notes last year's finances totaling 410.63 with 127.91 donated to the church and 78.53 spent on extension work. The Xmas exercises by Mrs. Lucy Stigall and James L. Payne received praise. new teachers added include Mrs. Nannie Hall and Mrs. Mary Burr.
A local speaker argues weekly dancing classes under Prof Williams are beneficial for youth fitness and happiness while urging moderation. He criticizes the Gordon Hotel dancing classes elimination and warns against letting dancing become the main aim of life, noting chaperons for young ladies as needed.
A birthday dinner on January 2 honors Captain Sneed with a ten course meal. Attendees include Major Rev. James P. Foote and Col. J. S. Lamb among others. Rev. Foote presents a silver tea set from Polar Star Lodge, K of P, as remarks urge youth to pursue dancing classes and curb saloon and pool hall exposure.
Washington reports India has proclaimed a republic and modified nonviolence to permit defense. An American commission message says armed defense is sanctioned and boycott extended to individuals. The message, signed by Norris and Walsh and others, pledges American support for Indian independence.
A critic praises India as a wonderful country with passive people shaped by religion. The speaker notes their faith teaches peace and that India practices it, while contrasting with another group that also teaches peace but does not practice it.
The Lincoln Theatre presents a January slate with MIDNIGHT BELL a First National feature starring Chas Ray as a stranded drummer facing ghosts for thrills. CHILDREN OF DESTINY with Edith Maller, SIGN ON THE DOOR starring Norma Talmadge Lew Cody, and EASY ROAD a Paramount feature highlight amateur night with a promise of top quality entertainment.
Lyceum Theatre opens Sunday January 15 at noon and runs to 11 pm daily for three days with the D. W. Griffith epic Way Down East 12 reels at 25c balcony 25c first floor 35c. Other offerings include The Outcast and The Black Circle plus serials and Fox features through Monday Beyond Price with Pearl White.
For Rent listings include a 3 room flat at 3244 East Ridgway Avenue Walnut Hills with toilet bath gas and electric light on second floor for $25 monthly. Address 3022 Kerper Ave City advertised by Rev OD Roberts and Emma Davis. Also rooms for single gentlemen at 1022 W Seventh St and 3058 Kerper with modern conveniences and board or light housekeeping at Welbrn 2080 R.
Wells cites Japanese educator Mashiko and Negushi contrasting child rearing with Western inde pendence. He notes loyalty as central, mother tongue for obedience, and warns that a society trained to obey may yield a uniquely controllable state, altering how Japan would interact with global democracies.
A New York church solved its financial problem by using a church garage. Members from distant parts park in the garage during services, freeing street space. Revenue from garage use and repair services helps meet church expenses.
Advertisement offers Reeder's Hair Restorer with fast, nonediful effects and agents wanted. Mentions braid and switches from combings, and provides contact details at Wood burn 646% 3703 Rime Piece Walnut Hills.
Advertises blank purchase cards for two dollars and twenty five cents per thousand with delivery anywhere. Claims no specials, standard pricing, samples available, and immediate phone contact via postal drop. Claims own building and no rent expenses. Contact K. Ebersole Ptg. Co. in Cincinnati with Ridge 592 3710 and Lueders Ave address.
An offer for affordable card printing at 1.85 dollars per card with sample wording available. The advert also notes ownership of a building at 371 Lueders Ave in Cincinnati Ohio, implying no rent to pay.
Mrs Thos Easily runs the new headquarters for J Walker's Wonderful Hair Grower offering scalp treatment and hair growth under all conditions. Available wholesale and retail at 652 Kenyon Avenue.
Advertisement for low cost printing services offering business cards letterheads envelopes dodgers and announcements. Specialties include church printing and entertainment tickets. Home or office service with sample calls to Ridge 693 and K L Ebersole at 710 Lueders Cincinnati.
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