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Newspaper
The Union
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1921
Page
2
The piece advocates Union values, urging loyalty and pride to strengthen the race. It stresses working together for spiritual, material, mental, moral, and political progress and ends with a Beneca quote about reciprocity.
Mrs Millie Green entertained Thursday in honor of Mrs Lillian Hamilton of New York. The U S A Society Club was entertained at the residence of Mrs Hettie Johnson Tuesday.
A Paris widow heard a ghost claim the afterlife voice, asking for 107 francs. She gave five 100 franc notes, but a nephew robbed the stash. the widow forgave him as his wife and infant appeared in court, and the haunting ended.
At the Washington Interracial Conference held at the Congregational church, Mazandarani of Persia urged ending racial prejudice as social disease. Speakers including Randall of Boston and Madden of Illinois pressed for equal rights and anti lynching laws, with messages from Abdul Baha and retired General Miles underscoring a universal movement toward racial harmony.
The Lyceum Theatre schedules a week of vaudeville and features starting Sunday June with Ann Luther in Neglected Wives and a new Willie Too Sweets comedy on Monday. Other days include Poor Dear Margaret Kirby, While New York Sleeps, Love Honor and Behave, Thunderbolt Jack, Virtuous Outcast, Ware of the Bride, and Chocolate Brown plus a final showcasing of Eileen Percy and upcoming new acts.
At St Ann Sunday the annual exhibit of work in domestic art and science by the pupils of St Ann's School near Richmond and Mound Streets takes place Sunday June 5. A magnificent display will reward visitors. The public is invited and the Sisters of the School are praised for their work with the children.
The Lincoln Theatre offers a June program with Tom Mix in Days of the Thunder ing Herd, Double Adventure, Catspaw, The Handicap, The Mystery Mind fourth episode, The Purple Rider, Conquest Camman, Country Store, Sins of Rosanna, Avenging Arrow, The Man from Medicine Hat, Cheater Reform and more. A mix of westerns, mysteries, and a melodramatic tale runs from Sunday through Sunday with notable stars and serials.
Irvin C. Miller, renowned for Broadway Rastus, scores again with The Chocolate Brown. Detroit and Chicago critics hail the show as the greatest musical comedy by a Colored company. The Grand Theatre Chicago manager A. W. Johnson praises the production with a powerful story, music, staging, costumes, and a strong cast led by Andrew Tribble and Chas Pewee Williams. Mildred Smallwood contributed special music by Spencer Williams.
A lyrical poem celebrates June arriving with partridge drum, roses blooming, and birds singing. The speaker anticipates June's warmth and the half spring, half summer atmosphere pervading the woods and clearing. The verse personifies June as a joyous fairy month and daughter of the year.
Senator Sorghum replies that while he has noted recent astronomical discoveries he will not mention them in speeches. He says constituents expect him to focus on his own district rather than exploring realms of space.
A compact quotation from Publius Syrus asserts the strength of habit as a governing force. The line highlights habitual behavior as a powerful social and moral influence in human conduct.
An etiquette note argues well bred travelers show moderation in stations. It urges punctuality, considerate behavior, minimal fuss, and private conduct, advising against loud displays, excessive eating, or public kissing. It contrasts Anglo American restraint with continental scenes and ends noting copyright.
Classified rent notice lists a monthly price of ten dollars and provides contact Ridge 592 at Five Lucders Ave in Cincinnati Ohio for leasing details.
Advertising notice offers one thousand cards printed with any wording for 1.86 delivered to any place. No special. regular price. Samples available. Drop a postal or phone. Agent will call. Company claims own building with no rent. K Ebersole Printing Co 2730 Sweders Ave Cinchkarati O
Mrs thos opened headquarters for scalp treatment and hair growth. J Walker’s Wonderful Hair Grower available here at wholesale and retail. Address 6523 Kenyon Avenues.
Advertisement from Cincinnati lists cheap printing options for business cards 1600 for 2.25 plus wordings. Includes letterheads envelopes bill heads dodges wedding invitations announcements dances party printing and church printing as specialty. Offers home or office samples via phone Ridge 592. K L Ebersole 3710 Lueders Ave Cincinnati Ohio.
An old classified ad notes Mrs Panxie L Browe offering hair grower treatments at 1654 Kilmore Street in hone Park. The listing also mentions D L Butler and references Cumméneville, indicating a local service promotion dated 1911.
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