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Newspaper
The Union
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1922
Page
2
The Union urges readers to value loyalty and pride as essential for progress. It stresses collective effort for spiritual, material, mental, moral and political advancement and cites the Seneca maxim What thou to others shall have done. Others will do the like to thee.
Our pastor Rev E H Black preached two sermons with texts Hunger for Righteousness and The Lord Hath Anointed Me. Large crowds attended as the church reports progress on anti lynching advocacy via Nicholas Longworth. Brotherhood and Missionary meetings, plus a thriving B Y P U with many youths taking leadership roles.
Mrs Huey, Mrs Penman, Mrs Mabel Byrd and Mrs Williams remain unable to go out, with conditions keeping them confined at home. Local nurse or caretaker updates indicate ongoing caregiving needs and possible safety measures in their residence.
At the December 28, 1921 conference in Cincinnati 22 of 28 Grand Chancellors endorsed OUR REGALIA HOUSE as one of two official regalia suppliers for the Knights of Pythias and Calanthe. Established in New Orleans in 1884 and moved to Cincinnati in 1898, it is the oldest Negro Regalia House, supplying badges outfits and church items at short notice and low cost. catalogue available.
The Industrial Committee will run the Vesper Service on Sunday January 22 from 5 to 6 PM Attorney Thos B Richmond will deliver the address Mrs Ada Chappellee will preside.
Helen Willis admitted stealing about $5,005 worth of jewelry and silverware from her employer Mrs Benjamin Urban at 421 Forest Avenue. She was ordered held for grand jury action with bond set at $7,000.
Lincoln Theatre presents Beyond Price with Pearl White and a Denver woodmen convention reel. Also Hurri can Hutch final episode, Bits of Life with Nealan, Breaking Thru, Single Track with Corinne Griffith, Eddie Polo serial Secret Four, The Clouded Name, and a four day run of Over the Hills starting Sunday January 29 with doors opening at noon.
Lyceum Theatre manager Lew Henry announces Herberts Greater Minstrels will visit January 22 to 29. A 40 man Negro company offers song dance and comedy with a noon parade and evening concert, with advance box office seating and phone or mail reserve options.
Old Citizen Mrs. Ann E. Baltimore mother of John M. Lewis and Mrs. Mamie Brown died January 11. A Oberlin College graduate and early color musician who toured widely, widow of John H. Baltimore she was buried from Mound Street Church. Survived by a son a daughter seven grandchildren sixteen great grandchildren and many friends. The family thanks those who assisted and commends Undertaker Wm Copeland for funeral management.
For Rent two room flat with toilet bath reception hall gas and electric light on second floor rent 25 dollars month adults address 3244 East Ridgway avenue Walnut Hills Wallon contact Emma Davis 5242 Y. Also two reliable gentlemen roomers wanted front room second floor hot water heat terms reasonable call 2022 Kerper Ave City Rev D P Roberts submits another rentals Neatly Furnished Room for respectable gentleman 1022 W Seventh St Mrs L Bradley For room with modern conveniences 2058 Kerper For board or light housekeeping phone Webro 20860 R
An excerpt from Baltimore Trolley Topics describes a speed test for riders in which participants perform rapid, nonsensical tasks to measure thinking speed. The exercise asks to mark letters, cross words, and answer puzzles under time, illustrating cognitive quickness expectations in railroad work.
The article traces perfume’s influence from ancient myths to classical rituals. It notes Circe’s charms with perfumes, Athenians favoring violet scents at feasts, Nero’s fragrant waters, and historic trade of roses Cyrene and balsams. It highlights incense in pagan and Hebrew rites and Crusaders’ role in spreading European perfumery.
Inmates at Great Meadow prison in Comstock New York have formed a self run prison forum with lectures on political and economic topics and parliamentary style discussions. Warden William Hunt supports the effort which operates with inmate officials committees and quarterly elections. Membership requires background investigation and secret ballot decisions.
Howard Richards notes at the American Metric Association meeting that US subsidiary currency and nickels are legally defined by grams. A five cent piece weighs exactly five grams, and ten, twenty five, and six cent silvers weigh one gram per four cents. Two ten cent pieces balance one nickel, and these coins can serve as weights or to check metric scales.
An advertisement claims Madam Reeder offers a new hair restorer for fast, noticeable results. It calls for agents to handle Reeders Hair Restorer and provides a contact phone and address in Welnut Hills.
Advertisement for a printing company offering one thousand cards for 2.25, delivered anywhere with no special wording. Encourages past customers to see samples first and to drop a postal or phone inquiry for a callback. Claims ownership of their own building with no rent and lists K Ebersole PtG Co in Cincinnati with a Ridge 592 3710 number and Lueders Ave address.
Public notice indicates no rent due and states the address 3710 Lueders Ave in Cincinnati Ohio. The text advertises a printed message offering free occupancy for a stated amount of $1.85 with no rent to pay.
Mrs. Thos. Easily operates a scalp treatment headquarters at 652 Kenyon Avenue offering J. Walker's Wonderful Hair Grower for wholesale and retail purchase. The ad claims versatility for all conditions and invites customers to buy locally.
Cheap printing deal for business cards and stationery. 1000 cards $2.25, web tickets $3.25 per 1000. Local contact Ridge 593. K. L. Ebersol, 371 Lueders Ave, Cincinnati. Agent will call with samples. no need to leave home or office.
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