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Newspaper

The Union

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 1919

Page

3

Furnished front room for rent in Norwood

For rent a furnished front room suitable for a couple at 2529 Ida Ave Norwood. Includes bath and electric light.

Bath Electric Light Ida Ave Norwood

Card of Thanks and Local Notices in Winchester Area

A card of thanks expresses gratitude to relatives neighbors and friends for kindness after the loss of John Bartlett White and notes thanks to floral donors ministers choir undertaker and doctors. Also includes local updates on Mrs Rosa Taylor visitor Mrs Roxie Morgan return Mr John Copher marriage Mrs Jennie Booker death and a report on a NAD CP Entertainment event at Stowe School Teachers Club and remarks by local speakers.

John Bartlett White Thompson F. Johnson McClain John B. White John Copher Camp Sherman Rosa Jones Park Ave F. P. Green

Sermons and Social Odysseys Highlight Local News

Nashville pastor Rev Preston Taylor preached at the Christian Church as Mrs B Orr visited Columbus Ohio. Mr and Mrs Walter Houston hosted guests at dinner. Mrs Francis Henderson returned from Knoxville and Mrs Belle Green hosted the Lincoln Club. Lucile Buckner's funeral drew a large crowd while Mt Zion hosted a Thursday lecture. Ministers Wives Association joined by E Culpher and A B Warner. Rev Elliott preached at Mt Zion. The Dennys hosted her Michigan mother and Breckenridge from Cincinnati set to preach at Bethel. Isaac Johnsons brother critically ill in Van Cleave. Robert Hibbigs returned from Louisville. Zimmerman on Maple street ill. Leslie Schooler bought Walnut street property. Pearlie Hardy of Arlington Avenue seeks dressmaking work.

Air to Paris Ticket Plans At $75 For 240 Mile Flight

London plans passenger air service to Paris starting when ready. Flight time about 2.5 hours plus rail transfers totaling 3.5 hours, covering 240 miles. Aircraft maker Stolt Thomas backs the venture, aiming to cut one way fare to $20 later.

London jJourney Paris Stolt Thomas Aircraft Manufacturing Company Ponar Law Thomas

Reconstruction Efforts by Soldiers Clear Barbed Wire Route

This photograph shows three American soldiers removing wire entanglements from a German position to create a new road. Reconstruction remains the major challenge in the devastated area, and the troops are performing notable work in this effort.

Plan to Use Lignite Coal in Saskatchewan Power Project

Estevan plans to develop Saskatchewan lignite coal to supply electric light and power to Regina Moose Jaw Stevan Weyburn and nearby towns. A plant will be built in Estevan with government bond guarantees and city share of the bond issue. G Dethbridge estimates $1,620,000 for the plant and $835,740 for 180 miles of power line.

Estevan Sask Saskatchewan Regina Moose Jaw Stevan Weyburn

Big Wages Attract Boys In Philadelphia Shipyards

Large numbers of boys under sixteen are kept from school to work in Philadelphia shipyards earning high wages. In one day 115 parents faced magistrate court for letting their sons work in violation of the law. one parent joked about the fine and a weekly $50 earnings. The postwar drop in overtime and Sunday work is easing the problem.

Philadelphia Johnny

Jim Crow Labels Reported in B and O Labor Yards

Report notes that Jim Crow conditions extend to the railroad yards of B and O where toilets for laborers are said to be labeled and segregated. The claim highlights ongoing discrimination in workplace facilities and adds to public scrutiny of labor rights and racial segregation practices.

Read and Patronize Our Advertisers Weekly

Read! Be Wise! Read every week the list of our advertisers and patronize them. They are reliable and have prospered from The Union’s ads. If you find any not square, inform us. It will be to your advantage to see them and tell them you saw the notice.

Potash Deposits Found in Georgia and Pickens County

Vast deposits of high potash slates in Cartersville district and potash schist in Pickens county are reported. The find is said to position Georgia and nearby regions toward fertilizer independence amid uncertain world supply.

Cartersville Pickens County Georgia

HOUSES FOR SALE Walnut Hills Four Rooms For Sale

Walnut Hills listing offers a four room frame house with gas water and inside toilet priced at two thousand dollars. Cit a.

Walnut Hills Concord St

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