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Newspaper
The Union
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1922
Page
2
The Union urges true loyalty and pride among readers to advance spiritual, material, mental, moral, and political interests. It emphasizes working together for the race’s best and cites a Beneca motto about mutual reciprocity.
Dr Sarah M Hobson of the American Homeopathic Institute Fraternity predicts future experiments will enable parents to determine a child's sex as a matter of course. She warns a day may come when regulation of sex by parents leads to women preferring girls and men preferring boys and notes European women outnumber men by over twenty five million. She hints polygamy could arise if divine injunctions to Increase and multiply are followed.
Mrs Heller Ferguson of Wyton D C aged 20 was jailed in Geneva Ill for six months after confessing to marrying fifteen men in uniform and claiming to have had as many as seventeen. She said she would avoid servicemen but noted uniforms drew her, and she was released for hospital surgery with twelve days left on her sentence.
Official statistics show Europe now has 23.6 million more women than men, rising from 1,035 to 1,111 women per 1000 men. Russia leads with a surge from 1,042 to 1,299 women per 400 men, while Denmark, Norway, Sweden, and the Netherlands see fewer surplus women. Many of the excess are widowed or older, with marriageable girls in the minority.
The Lincoln Theatre presents VANISHING TRAIL with Franklyn Farnum on July 10, PANTHER with Norma Talmage, LOVE NEVER DIES July 11 12, a Christy comedy July 12 12, THE PRIMAL LAW with Dustin Farnum July 13 14, and WINNERS OF THE WEST plus TIGER MAN starring Wm S Hart July 15.
Dr Flinders Petrie of the University of Pennsylvania discovered a 3700 year old beer making model in Cairo dated to 1800 B C A dozen workers are shown milling barley with some remains of barley. The artifact will be placed in the university museum.
A provocative policy argument contends that more babies are essential to supply future soldiers, suggesting women could be commandeered for combat roles. The speaker questions how 25 million additional women would find partners, proposing exchanges to secure sweethearts as part of national strategy.
Church groups are offered singing and instrumental performances at affordable rates. The notice lists contacts including Mr Andrews at 1319 Central Ave Cincinnati and President J L Boozer at 62 E Sixth St with business agent John Colman East 724 R.
The Union invites colored citizens to contribute to a expanded Cincinnati directory and brief history of lodges churches and business. Readers are asked to send names pictures and histories to make a lasting resource for future generations with a cheap, valuable edition promising to put Cincinnati on the map.
An advertisement from K. Ebersole PTG. CG. promotes a delivered product at $1.85 with no additional charges. It invites readers to drop postal or phone details for a callback, touting ownership of their building and no rent to pay, and asks to see samples first.
Classified note from K. L. Ebersole of 83710 Laeders Ave Cincinnati advertises a $2.25 price point with unspecified wording. The terse listing emphasizes stable pricing and business contact.
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