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Newspaper
The Union
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1922
Page
2
The Union publishes at 420 McAllister Street Cincinnati with editor W P Dabney. Subscriptions are 1 year 1.50 6 months 0.75 1 month 0.15 and a single copy. The paper aims to teach loyalty and pride, encouraging unity and cooperation in spiritual material mental moral and political realms. The motto says what thou to others shall have done others will do the like to thee. Seneca.
A fiery editorial condemns the Ku Klux Klan in Cincinnati, calling the group un-American and racist. It warns of lynching and mob violence against Negroes, Catholics, and Jews, urging defense of constitutional rights amid fear of bloodshed and social collapse.
A brief editorial tone quotes urging firm action against mob behavior and endorsing strict enforcement by authorities, emphasizing public safety and uphold of law. The message champions decisive measures to quell unrest and protect civic order.
The Lincoln Theatre presents Too Much Speed with Wallace Reid and Agnes Ayers in a Paramount special, followed by Vanishing Trail with Franklyn Farnum. Ever Side Eve features Shirley Mason in a romance. Silent Call stars Strong Heart the famed dog in a Western backwoods drama. May 6 7 A Christy Comedy For White People Should Brive Morel Torchy Promoters offers a hearty laugh.
Friday June 9 features Life A William A Brady production a crook story full of exciting human life from start to end. Saturday and Sunday June 10 and 11 present Winners of the West an American serial Rough Diamond a Tom Miz story romance of modern chivalry spanning life to a foreign republic. Child for Sale screens June 12 13 and 14.
A reflective meditation on obsolete battleships being junked and the emotional impact on sailors. It urges vigilance against laxity and indifference, endorsing steady hope, adaptation to change, and remaining mentally young to avoid the scrap heap.
The piece notes that labeling a person Miss Nancy marks effeminacy or prudishness. It cites actress Mrs. Anna Oldfield who died in 1780, known as Miss Nancy, and her lavish burial attire despite an act urging woolen shrouds. Pope referenced the fashion clash in Moral Essays.
A reader recalls a school scene about Josh and a fountain pen. The speaker notes the pen’s practicality and its rapid wear, with Josh often writing home for more refills due to frequent trouble keeping up with assignments.
Community notice urges participation in a forthcoming brief history and directory of Cincinnati black churches lodges and businesspeople. Readers are asked to send lodge church and business histories and photos, promising affordable pricing and future value beyond a Chicago edition titled Who is Who Among Colored People. Address "The Union" for information.
A worker describes a broken pipe that vanishes after a seaside trip. The boss suspects it was moved, and their attempt to locate it ends with the pipe gone by the ocean as tide recedes. The tone resembles a casual recount of a mishap and missing item.
A terse notice promises a quick call for a 41.85 postal or phone fee. It states ownership of a building and mentions Bo Tent to pay, implying a swift sales or service offer with immediate follow up.
Advertising for business cards and letter heads with a range of printing items like envelopes pagers and wedding invitations. Mentions church printing and entertainment tickets with low prices. Offers samples by calling Ridge 5932 and cites K L SBERSOLE at 3718 Laeders Ave Cincinnati OH.
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