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Newspaper
The Union
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1920
Page
2
The object of this publication is to disseminate information to the Jewish community, stressing loyalty, pride, and unity. It urges working together for spiritual, material, mental, moral, and political interests. The emphasis is on strengthening the Union among our people.
A line attributed to Beneca echoes the maxim that how one treats others returns unto oneself, highlighting a timeless rule of conduct. The phrase appears as a public moral reminder stressing reciprocity and ethical behavior toward others.
Harmony Club hosted about 200 employees of the Cincinnati Abattoir Co at the Oehler Street Branch auditorium on May 29. The event featured a fine program, rooftop garden flowers, and a central swimming pool area inviting aquatic recreation as the company seeks energetic applicants for well paid jobs.
Helen Hagan was greeted by a great audience at Park Street Church Tuesday night. Her recital marked an epoch in the musical history of this city. Her charming appearance and magnetic personality enhanced the effect of her rendition of difficult classical selections. Madam Matthews deserves the thanks of the community for bringing her to our city.
The Pittsburgh Courier highlights Rev. Dr. W. Augustus Jones as the efficient popular leader driving the Church’s progressive work with an auditorium study rooms and social settlement features. Dr. Jones, formerly pastor of The Union Baptist Church of this city, earns wide recognition.
New York May 9 Helen Brogiley an 18 year old Newark New Jersey resident died after a burning automobile overturned at Queen's boulevard and Old Mill road Queens Borough Witnesses said two men abandoned the other girl who rode with them and dragged Helen from the scene pleading for help as she burned alive before being driven away.
The Arrangements Committee for the International Conference of Knights Templar Order of Eastern Star and affiliated Negro Mason bodies will distribute an Official Program of the Week's Activities to the thousands of visitors from August 22 to 27, 1920.
The Lincoln Theatre offers a lineup with Typhoon cooling and full electric fans. Sunday stars Capt. Robert Warwick in The Tree of Knowledge from Paramount Artcraft. Monday presents Clever Bryant Washburn in The Six Best Cellars. Tuesday and Wednesday promise the big event Back to God’s Country with WAPI the dog, plus many animal scenes. Thursday trails by three with Stuart Holmes in a Selig Animal story. Friday features The Third Eye by William Fox with Franklin Farnum and lv West. Country store every Friday night with two prizes.
Sunday feature The Miracle of Love stars a torn couple amid public glare while Monday showcases Shadows of Rosalie Byrnes a Select picture. Tuesday brings Enid Bennett in The False Road with a moral journey. Wednesday Thursday promise a flood of big pictures headlined by Pollyanna with Mary Pickford. Friday features Bound in Morocco with Douglas Fairbanks and Lightning Brice. Saturday Nothing But the Truth stars Taylor Holmes. An all new vaudeville bill includes Lelia Mitchell Six Sunbeams Cabanola Trio Trixie Smith and a Country Store with a Silver tea set and candy gift Thursday.
The note states that to use the columns for advertising will confer with the Chairman at once. Signatory F A B Hall lists 2713 Alms Place as contact.
Lockland Notes lists visiting relatives and health updates. Fannie Pierson of Springfield visits relatives. Rev Dickeson’s wife improving. W Howston visited Owensboro Kentucky. Edna Pates of Gary West Virginia visiting kin. Rev Day’s wife returned from Dayton Ohio. Mrs Terrell entertaining sister. Mrs Burns ill. Mrs Katie Sweeney sick last week. Mrs Cornierson’s child ill. Pethers remains very poorly. Emily Denny rapidly improving.
ASA week one my friend gets a note about pills and a plan to fill a prescription. A doctor calls it prescribed but the teen cannot read the words. The friend trades the note for a box of pills and fifty cents, yet the pain continues and the situation grows more confusing.
A student tells how a chiropractor punched him in the back and stomach during a visit, worsening stomach pain while the friend contemplates retaliation. The narration ends with a reflection on truancy and boasting fading with adulthood.
Agnes Ayres, noted as a Chicago girl, visited a major studio as a prank and agreed to appear in a staged scene. She later received a lucrative offer to act in films, giving up medical studies to pursue stardom.
Edna Kent Forbes outlines eye beautification through expression and grooming. Long lashes and arched brows enhance depth while wrinkles can add character. Avoid surgical alterations like corner slits. massage with cream aids reducing lines.
Mary Bell Saulter of 925 West 8th Street resumes operations as sole owner and manufacturer of the M. D. S. System. Friends may visit or place orders as she restarts business activity.
A fragmented dialogue from a 20th century revue joke features a narrator and Blighty bantering over a failed romance. The exchange shifts from heartbreak to a quip about someone’s future destination, culminating in a punchline about an insane asylum.
Kathryn laments an invitation to the Peachblow Multirox wedding reception and frets about expressing regrets. Kitty counsels restraint, noting Kathyrn’s lingering sorrow over losing Multirox and advising not to voice regrets.
Miss Clara Stevens has completed the Poro System hair and scalp culture under Mrs. Hattie M. Castleman and is prepared to take customers at her residence 2312 May Street Woodburn 56153-Y.
A Homestead Development Association notice offers ownership of one or more lots in Cherry Grove with promise of steady income for life. Each 30 by 144 foot lot costs 54.50 with terms at 3 dollars monthly, no interest, plus a deed and money back guarantee. A brochure is available from Dept. A Cincinnati Ohio.
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