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Newspaper
The Union
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1920
Page
2
The Union outlines subscription rates for one year six months and a single copy. The publication emphasizes unity among readers, promoting pride and collaboration for spiritual, material, mental, moral and political advancement.
A brief maxim echoes the Golden Rule, urging reciprocity and moral conduct. The quotation frames social expectations and ethical behavior as a guiding principle for interactions.
George Matthew Adams urges readers to embody pioneering spirit by starting ventures. He cites Watt, Newton, and Woolworth as examples of initiators who transformed ideas into progress. The piece emphasizes initiative, risk, and daily effort to keep pioneering alive.
A widower reflects on loss and shared sorrow after Jessie’s death. He and his wife realize happiness lies in walking life together, not chasing wealth, as they endure the quiet fever and the nurse’s gaze. The passage contrasts wealth with deep, enduring love.
A peasant girl Greta fills a dipper for her ailing mother and shares water with a thirsty old man and a wounded woman. A fairy tests her kindness, rewards her with a flask of healing water and diamonds, but the North Wind steals the dipper skyward, leaving Greta the scattered gems on the ground and the starry dipper shining above.
At Lincoln Theatre weekly lineup features Wm Farnum in a Fox Standard HEDART STRINGS emphasizing action and drama. Next day Chas Hutchinson stars in THE WHIRLWIND and Enid Bennett in THE FALSE ROAD. The schedule continues with a U S Government message film teaching many lessons no mother should miss.
A dramatic warning about child safety screens a two day film run with Tuesday and Wednesday showings. No under 16 admitted unless with parents. Feature programs include Stuart Holmes and Frankie Mann in Trailed by the Throne, a Sennett Comedy and Texas Quin an female billed as the “Bill Hart” in The Fighting Vigilantes. Friday presents The Iron Heart with Wm. Fox photoplay. Saturday screens The Third Eye with Warner Oland, Franklin Farnum in Anaphili climb, and Billy West in Brass Buttons.
Sunday Viola Dana in a Metro Classic Fair and Warmer. Monday Whispers. All star vaudeville. Tuesday and Wednesday The Mother of Men. Thursday Nazimova in The Brat. Friday Capt Robert Warwick in The Tree of Knowledge and The Lingering Peril. Saturday The Lincoln Highwayman and Uncle Tom Without the Cabin plus big store giveaways. Cornell Myers and Porter & Porter headline along with Trixie Smith.
A witty exchange asks about an older brother, answering that he is away taking entrance examinations, then reveals the punchline that he is bound for the insane asylum. The text ends with a quip about the fountain of perpetual youth needing a toothbrush as a guide.
A humorous piece on the cold sore as nature s lesson in humility. It jokes about causes from pancakes to hay fever, notes its timing before social events, and contrasts male and female reactions with tongue in cheek. The piece ends noting patience as the only so called cure.
A narrator recalls a fishing day with Joe, where a stubborn eel worm and a long pole failed to attract fish. The plan to drown the worm and hook twice was tried, but results stayed poor despite hours on the water. Joe blamed the worm size, while the speaker suspects a clever mischief or a hungry cat story.
An old style advertisement offers relivered wording for $1.86 with no special charges. It claims regular price and urges to see samples first. It suggests dropping postal or phone contact and notes immediate agent call. It promotes owning the building and no rent to pay, listing K. Ebersole Printing Co. with Ridge 693-R and 3710 Leeders Ave in Cincinnati Ohio.
For rent two rooms with a garden ready for occupancy. Call at 4024 Gulow Street for details.
A speaker explains trying worms to catch a catfish but suspects they won’t work. Beefsteak is proposed as an alternative bait after a dog is mentioned. Joe questions the idea, and the speakers agree the worm plan seems unlikely.
A six year old boy admits fear of the dark stairway after being told to go to bed. He hesitates then asks his mother to accompany him to verify he really goes to bed in the dark setting.
For rent a beautiful front room furnished for a couple. Located at 2407 Symmess Street. Phone Woodburn 2418 L for details.
Job notice seeks barbers cooks laundresses and maids for all kinds of work at Mackinac Island. Respond to Mrs Duncan Thomas and hear from Mrs formerly Miss Tattle Sproot.
Investment notice offering ownership of lots in Cherry Grove with shade trees and strawberry plantings. Claims free development while paying, lots priced at $54.50 with $3 monthly, no interest, warranty deed and back guarantee. Descriptive book available from Homestead Development, Dept. A, 222 West Court Street, Cincinnati, Ohio. Contact Canal 4339.
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