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Newspaper
The Union
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1921
Page
2
The Union, published by W P Dabney in Cincinnati, outlines its mission to disseminate news and foster loyalty, pride, and collaboration across spiritual, moral, political, and civic aspects among its readers, with subscription rates listed for six months and one month.
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The Negro Civic Welfare Committee reports three years of work improving Negro social agency cooperation. It cites retuned funding, orphan care reforms, and expanded recreational outreach reaching 8,906 in 315 groups and 8,447 in large gatherings. It notes job site visits to 22 plants employing 750 colored women and boarding home efforts with 32 tenants.
Lincoln Theatre announces a week of films starting Sunday with The Fighting Chance and a Matt and Jeff comedy. Monday features The Phantom Foe and Claim Jumper with Warner Oland and Juanita Hansen. Tuesday presents Good Reference with Constance Talmadge. Wednesday offers All of a Sudden Eggy starring Marguerite Clark. Thursday shows Sunset Sprague with Buck Jones and a Pippin. Friday screens The Miracle Man by Paramount Aircraft in one day only, plus Velvet Fingers and Neal Hart Westerns. Saturday presents Velvet Fingers and Hank Mann Country Store with Friday night program.
Thrift week was celebrated with a program in the auditorium of the YMCA. The Girls' Reserve Corps was organized at the Y Thursday afternoon with about 60 girls present. Miss Colson Byrd and Lewson of the Y outlined the work.
Lyceum Theatre offers a week of vaudeville and films headed by Constance Tal Mage in Sauce for the Goose, George Walsh in From Now On, and Why Change Your Wife directed by Cecile DeMille. Friday features Hindoo Hats and The Woman in Grey, with Tom Mix in The Untamed Saturday. Also a Fox Star double bill and daily store promotions with home goods and prewar price appeals.
Foster Miller of Hartwell died Saturday while funeral arrangements are pending. The First Baptist Church Elmwood held Sunday services led by its pastor. The Church Aid Society gathered at Mrs. JL Miller’s Wyoming residence on Thursday.
A colored preacher insists on practical questions about women's duties toward their husbands during a discussion in the Ladies Home Journal. Dr Buckley prompts with a test about domestic duties while a whispering preacher hints at personal relations.
A historical note encourages women to return to spinning and weaving as a home business. Learn the craft with a six week course, invest in a quality loom, and join crafts societies to market handwrought textiles through exhibitions, studios, exchanges, or dealers. Patience and fair pricing build a sustainable income.
The quote urges that African Americans gain self-respect and practical independence through land ownership and self-improvement. It argues that voting rights alone are insufficient without material progress, urging them to step away from degrading roles and build farms, houses, and businesses to prove manhood and demand equal standing.
The late Dr. James Monroe Buck ley was asked to conduct an experience meeting at a Colored Church in the South. A Colored woman accompanied him and the scene reflected the era's racial church life.
A simple dressing idea for fresh fruit salads uses honey mixed with fruit juices to create a tasty sauce. This natural pairing enhances sweetness and pairs well with any fruit combination.
A fragment of a recipe titled Orange Ambrosia gives instructions to slice fruit very thin, peel neatly, arrange in individual dishes, pour over honey and sprinkle with coconut. The note cites a source in the Western Newspaper Union archives and mentions a page or item number 192.
A two acre campus eight miles from Nicholasville Kentucky offers a nonsectarian girls school under Northern Presbyterian care with a 200 acre farm. Board and tuition are nine dollars per month with scholarships for needy girls. Fall term begins October 6 and winter term starts January 1.
For sale a gas and water connected inside rooming unit on a large lot at 3725 Dirt Street Cumminsville. Contact Park 1367 X for details and arranging a viewing.
Visit Madam Heeder's hair parlor at 2702 Alms Place Walne Alls to try a newly discovered hair restorer. The ad promises wonderful and speedy results with braids and switches made from combings and cites Pheonc Nort at 34 cents.
An ad claims one thousand cards printed with any wording for 2.26 delivered any piece with no specials. Samples available, order by mail or phone. Company advertises own building, 210 rent, and Ridge 592 phone.
Investment prospect promotes ownership of one or more Cherry Grove lots with a shade trees and 150 strawberry plants per lot. Offers free development during payment, small net profits when developed, 30 by 144 feet lots priced at $59.50 with $3 monthly terms and no interest. Warranty deed money back guarantee. Homestead Development Association Dept. A Cincinnati Ohio. Canal 4239.
Advertisement from K. Ebersole Printing Co promising relivered wording for $1.86, noting no special price and urging readers to drop postal or phone for samples. Claims ownership of own building and rental need to cover costs. Mentions Cipcinanti, O and address T1210 Smeders Use.
Mrs. Thos. Easily has opened headquarters at 452 Kenyou Avenue to treat scalps and promote hair growth with C. J. Walker's Wonderful Hair Grower. Goods available at wholesale and retail.
Printing done cheap for business cards letter heads envelopes bill heads dodgers and more. Society printing wedding invitations and announcements dances and parties. Church printing a specialty. Entertainment tickets 2.25 per 1000. Call Ridge 682. K L Ebersole 3710 Lueders Ave Cincinnati Ohio.
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