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Newspaper
The Union
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1920
Page
2
The Union urges readers to value local cohesion and civic virtue, stressing the need to foster wealth, pride, and collective effort across spiritual, material, mental, moral, and political spheres in Cincinnati. The piece outlines the publication’s aim to disseminate news while strengthening community bonds and progress.
A quotation attributed to Seneca: what you do to others will be done to you. The line emphasizes moral reciprocity and echoes across ethical discussions.
Mr J P Jetton president of the Baptist Laymen's League delivered an eloquent address at the Sunday School District Convention in Madisonville on Thursday morning. Miss Nettie Johnson president of the Women's Baptist Missionary Union spoke to a large enthusiastic Washington Terrace gathering. Mrs Taylor plans a visit to Mrs Sarah Johnson at the Ohio Baptist Women's Home and Training School in Dayton.
Cincinnati society notes report Miss Katie Chenault is better. Several local figures, including Bishop J N Ross of Washington DC and Mrs Elizabeth Coleman, plan health trips or visits. Various families greet visitors, with illnesses and social events noted. a local ad offers fifty cents for a good home for a kitten.
The remains of Mrs Susan Coles of Cleveland sister of Mrs Lida Holland of Watson and Eastern avenue were buried from her residence Saturday morning. She leaves a husband, children and many relatives. She was a member of many societies and a devout Christian. Her sister Mrs Holland visited and offered comfort. Formerly a resident here, she leaves many friends to grieve.
Social notes list residents from Oak Street Richmond and Hagers town visiting relatives in Ohio. Mentions of a restaurant ownership on Locust and Maple, a house for rent pursuit, and a dismissed court case. Coin value table and obits include Mr Alvin Roberts of Lockland and a Wilberforce return.
Lincoln Theatre showcases a week of film and stage highlights including Once to Every Man and The House Without Children. The lineup features Masterpiece features, Mutt and Jeff, The Winds and Salome appearances with Th eda Bara and Gladys Brockwell, plus Warner Oland.
Sunday Bert Lyttell in Lom Bardi Ltd a Metro classic set in stylish humor Monday a SELECT feature Blind Youth Tuesday William Hart The Tiger Man with the screen’s bad man Wednesday a Republic play Romany where love runs wild punchy drama Thursday Dorothy Dalton in Ince directed Paramount The Dark Morror Friday Para Mount Another good production A Lady in Love Last week of Brown Robinson Gulfport Musical Comedy Company praised for pretty girls and gorgeous costumes.
A court item notes a defendant facing a speeding accusation with the judge asking for their defense and response. The fragment suggests a courtroom proceeding where arguments or answers are expected. No additional facts are available to confirm charges or outcomes.
In Alaska New York New Mexico and South Carolina marriage licenses are not required. In South Carolina the wedding is filed for good and divorces are not permitted.
A humorous riff on red hair, mixing personal motivation with a parade of jokes about redheaded people. The writer notes affection and curiosity, cites various labels from different professions, and ends with a cheeky self mockery and the exclamation Sucker.
A night time disturbance leads to a young girl visiting the speaker and mentioning a dog that has not returned home. The child, about six or seven years old, describes her mother’s absence due to illness and a missing puppy. The account hints at ongoing family stress and possible welfare issues.
Phone Ridge 692 R 3710 Lueders Avenue Cincinnati Ohio listed under contact details. Public notice reads as a simple directory entry with location and initials. No actionable event or date appears in readable text.
Local ad touts Madaw Reeder offering a newly discovered hair restorer promising speedy results. It claims agents are wanted to handle the product and mentions a braid and switch made from combings. Address 2702 Alms Place Waiau.
Printing done cheap with 1000 business cards for 1.85 and similar rates on letter heads envelopes bill heads dodgers and more. Society printing includes wedding invitations announcements dances and parties. Church printing a specialty. Entertainment tickets 1.85 per 1000. Call Ridge 592 for samples. K L Ebersole 3710 Lueders Ave Cincinnati Ohio.
Pietro finds a small dog named Fritz who comforts a crying girl. The pup bonds with Pietro and the girl, and even as she leaves, Fritz stays loyal, while Pietro plans another animal story for the centenary paper.
Si Simlin asks how the sour singin' society is doing and Jud Tunkins answers that the singing amounts to little but some arguments show sharp repartee.
A Homestead Development Association brochure promotes owning Cherry Grove lots for life income. It promises shade trees, 30 by 144 foot plots at 54.50 each with $3 monthly terms no interest, a warranty deed and money back guarantee. Descriptive booklet available from Dept. A, 222 West Court Street, Cincinnati Ohio.
Mary Bell Saulter of 925 Wer. Stb Lt resumes sole ownership and manufacture of the M. D. 8. System inviting friends to visit as she restarts business activity.
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