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Newspaper
The Union
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1920
Page
2
The Union edited by W P Dabney at 420 McAllister Street Cincinnati prints an editorial on fostering loyalty and unity among readers. It outlines aims to inform and uplift the community across spiritual, material, mental, moral and political areas, and mentions subscription rates.
A compact reflection notes that actions toward others shape how one is treated in return, underscoring moral reciprocity and the timeless idea that deeds reflect back on the doer. The line echoes classical philosophy on ethics and personal responsibility.
The season’s event was the June 7 wedding at St. John’s A M E Zion Tabernacle. Miss Mabel B Isles married Rev. R H Davis after a ceremony led by Rev J P Foote. The couple now reside at 2037 Edison Street East Walnut Hills with many congratulating friends.
L J Earhart reports entertaining relatives and visitors from Detroit to Richmond Kentucky. Notices include health updates on Peters and Walker’s wife recovering from illness, visits by Maria Gray in Cleveland, and Martha Earhart returning home from St Marys Hospital. Congratulations to Mr Starks on his wedding.
Mrs. Lucy Ritter drove to Dayton with friends to join the gathering. Mrs. Maud Johnson of Chicago came to attend the funeral of her mother, Mrs. Eliz Fowler.
Lincoln Theatre presents a cool pleasant evening program with Typhoon ventilation. George Beban returns in The Hearts of Men alongside Honest Jockey with Matt and Jeff. Week features include May Allison Please Get Married Dorothy Dalton Turning the Tables Wm S Hart Selfish Yates Trailed by Three Fox Special The Twins of Suffering Creek Franklin Farnum An Uphill Climb Brass Buttons and Warner Oland The Third Eye.
Sunday caps show Capt Robert Warwick in Jack Straws, a dandy. Monday all new vaudeville and Just a Wife. Tuesday William Farnum in Heart Strings. Wednesday Clara Kimball Young in Trilby. Thursday Ethel Clayton in Mrs Templeton's Telegram. Friday Wallace Reid in The Things We Love and The Lurking Peril. Saturday Tom Mix in The Terror plus Back to the Kitchen Sennett Comedy. Big Country Store Tuesdays and Candy nights Thursdays. Chappell Hunter and Theressa Brooks featured. Crice Cole Ma Phunters.
A reader from Hot Springs writes about the town’s mixed race social life at parks and amusements, noting whites and colored people attending together. He compares experiences in Cincinnati and other cities, mentions Jim Crow cars, and asks to receive the paper to stay informed.
The Defender reports a complex case where Sullivan allegedly lured Miss Tusken to a lonely spot late at night to illustrate a point about circuses packing up. The girl waited to report to her father and parents, while men on the ground claim innocence and disputes over whether an assault occurred.
In the wake of a whiskey embargo, two factions of deputies contend to end illegal distilling. The crackdown fills prisons with prominent men learning interior prison decor, and observers warn the worst is yet to come.
Dreaming of dancing is seen as a good omen for love and friendship, with possible increases in family and profits. A dancing dream foretells success for singles and enduring benefits for married individuals, plus a potential legacy from an unexpected source. Dressing in dancing tights may bring temporary money shortage.
The notice promises ownership in a building with no rent, offers samples to inspect first, and instructs to drop a postal or phone contact for immediate agent follow up. It emphasizes a one dollar eighty six cent price and urges quick action.
In Duluth on July 2 investigators found discrepancies in Irene Tusken’s account of an alleged assault by three men from John Robinson crews. Dr. David Graham reported the examination showed nervous shock but no clear evidence of assault. The girl was found with her companion William Sullivan near a circus tent. witnesses recalled a lynching in the public square after her cry.
The piece proclaims that merit determines reward not luck or fate. It urges higher aims and better effort, insisting success follows genuine merit when one believes in possibility and acts beyond expectations. It emphasizes focusing thoughts on elevating aims and ideals to reach the winning path.
K. L. Ebersole advertises business cards 1000 for 1.85 and related printing services. They offer letter heads envelopes bill heads dodgers wedding invitations and announcements for dances and parties with church printing as a specialty. Samples available via phone Ridge 592. Cincinnati Ohio.
Two rooms available for rent with a garden at 4024 Gulow Street Cumminsville near Knowiton's corner. Call for details.
The poem praises lemon pie as a cure for sadness and a bringer of happiness. A mother’s lemon pie lifts spirits, brightens eyes, and unites the family in a chorus of joy as troubles fade and the golden treasure is savored.
The interchurch world movement reveals a variety of medicinal and religious antidotes mixed with animal blood, burned into powder for internal use. The survey catalogs these items among its broad economic, religious, and social findings across the globe.
Edgar Schmitt, chief of police of Evansville and convicted leader of the Evansville whisky ring conspiracy, reported to the Federal Building to begin a two year sentence in the Atlanta Federal Penitentiary plus a $2,500 fine and costs. Whiskey trouble continues as dry laws fail in practice.
A historical note describes a mystic nerve tonic given to a lady of Zululand. The remedy blends potent animal parts including the heart and eye of a lion, fat and Gesh em elephant, and the hide of a large creature, reflecting era beliefs in magical cures. The passage warns against seaside or mountain retreats for nerve restoration, highlighting traditional healing practices.
Classified notice seeking barbers cooks laundresses and maids for varied work on Mackinac Island. Respond at once to Mrs Duncan Thomas who awaits letters from Mrs formerly Miss Hattle Sprool.
A Homestead Development Association offer describes owning one or more Cherry Grove lots with a life income via development profits. Each 320 by 144 foot lot carries a shade tree program and fruit plantings, with $54.50 price and $3 monthly terms, no interest, warranty deed, money back guarantee, and a descriptive booklet available from Dept. A at 22% West Court Street Cincinnati Ohio.
Mary Bell Saulter of 925 West Eighth Street resumes her business activity as sole owner and manufacturer of the M. D. S. System. Her friends come to support the venture.
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