Religious Education Union Hosts Warm Benefit at Covington Church
Dr Locust’s patrons hosted a four month old Cincinnati Theological Seminary outreach at 734 W Seventh St. Morehouse College’s Lyman Ingraham led the event. Students preached Sundays and raised funds. Pastor donated a $37 collection to the seminary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colored Industrial School
W. Seventh Street
Cincinnati Theological Seminary
Lyman H. Ingraham
Morehouse College
Atlanta
First Baptist Church
Covington
F. C. Locust
Union
Mattie Zimerman
Prohibition Agents Probe High School Dance Liquor Complaints
Toledo officials report Prohibition agents may be ordered to attend high school and fraternity dances to enforce dry laws. A complaint cites a teen dance at the Woman's Building on Cherry Street where chaperones reportedly fled as drinking grew. Investigations continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Ohio
Cherry
No clear article headline available from fragment
The readable text contains a racially charged remark arguing that colored people are unfit for education beyond industrial training, implying moral judgments. No concrete event, dates, or proper nouns are identifiable to form a full summary.
Front Sheet Urged to Ban Potato Wine
A plea urges readers to publish a front page warning against potato wine. It claims the drink causes temporary insanity and overuses the nervous system, noting several cases but giving few specifics.
Potato wine caution echoes in Irish toast
A fragment notes concern over potato wine and teases Irish sentiment about whiskey. The brief line expresses careful restraint, joking about tasting potato whiskey in Ireland for stomachs and honor, addressed to subscribers and readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Ima
Auxiliary Elects Officers for Railway Association
The Auxiliary of the Railway Association elected officers for 1921 at the December meeting. Miss Anna King became president, with Mrs. Daisy Crittenden as vice president, Mrs. Lora Taylor secretary, Mrs. Fannie Kennedy assistant secretary, Mrs. Ella Fowler treasurer, and Mrs. Julia Burton chaplain. Sick Committee includes Mrs. Luella Green, Mrs. Georgia Davis, and Mrs. Pinkie Brown. The treasurer reports a healthy bank account. Eligible members include women with male relatives in railway service. Sick and death benefits are provided. Meetings will be held in the afternoon until further notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Railway Association
Anna King
Daisy Crittenden
Lora Taylor
Fannie Kennedy
Ella Fowler
Julia Burton
Luella Green
Georgia Davis
Pinkie Brown
The Soft Pedal letters and reflections
A response column features Hon W P Dabney and Friend Woodford discussing music pedals and timing in life. Dabney jokes about late subscription payment and desire to remove the soft pedal while Woodford recalls years of loud pedal usage and warns of being heard. The exchange ends with a reminder that there is a time for all things.
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W. P. Dabney
Co. H. Woodford
Ohio River
Charlie
New Career Highlighted for Negroes in Mail Order Trade
Madeline Allison of New York, a longtime associate of The Crisis, starts a small personal mail order business that is growing rapidly. She notes the benefit for colored shoppers in the South and the value of careful attentive service from New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madeline Allison
New York
Allison
Crisis
South
New York City
Country boy excuses for not replying letters text
A humorous passage where a sick boy blames a dog bite for not answering his sister. It mocks childish prose and a swimmer’s ear mishap as a likable, folksy aside. The narrator notes girls write better English and boys should.
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Guild
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Sadie Goode
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Anna Howard Matthew
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John
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Incinnati
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J. H. Toran
Eureka
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Cimcimmati
Olio
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Lincoln Ave
Woodburn
Birch Brothers
E. O. Birch
Gaff Avenue
E. Ee Birch
Monfort
Wendbure
West Fifth Street
Canal
City and
Dr. Locust
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W. Fourth Street
Woodford
Buckeye Chemical CO
W. L. Blevins
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Mrs. Sina Still
W. 5Th St
White’s Express
Bishop Mary Knox
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Elliott Bros
Chestnut and
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Valley
The
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Eastern Avenue
J. B. White
Rockdale Avenue
Avon
Samuel Wides Quality Drugs
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Park & Chapel St.s
Hotel Sterling
N. A. Michelson
Prop
Gordon Hotel
Ashland Ave
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Rhodes Bryant & CO
W.H. Peppers
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