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Newspaper
The Union
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1920
Page
2
The publication aims to spread Union among readers and urge collective effort for spiritual, material, mental, moral, and political advancement. Editor W P Dabney promotes true royalty and pride as keys to a race's success and calls for working together for community best interests.
A reflective quotation from Seneca on moral reciprocity appears as a short reader remark or epigraph in the page’s margin, echoing themes of justice and mutual conduct.
The Enquirer recounts the 1862 Baker Street murder in Cincinnati. It details George W. Watters’s killing, the Mimms family’s alleged roles, the ultimate reprieve for Thomas Mimms, and later pardons and political intrigue. The piece weaves in a Virginia planter link and questions of influence shaping the case.
Sunday at Lincoln Theatre features Ethel Clayton in More Deadlier Than the Male a provocative premiere. Monday showcases Charles Hutchinson in The Whirlwind with the conclusion of the feature. Through the week Constance Talmage Stuart Holmes George Walsh and Warner Oland headline varied attractions with a fox sunshine comedy and an animal story in between.
Sunday features Dorothy Dalton in Black Is White directed by Thomas H. Ince, with a revenge plot about a husband misled into believing his wife dead. The week also offers His Wife's Money, Should Husbands Forgive, The Beauty Market, Lightning Brice, The Lurking Peril, and The Best Cellars plus a country store event and prize drawings.
A philosophical note on valuing time and living fully followed by a practical kitchen tip. It suggests making white cookies rolled and cut, spread with manle fondant, and sprinkled with almonds while warm. A box of cakes with jelly or grape juice is proposed as a thoughtful gift to eliminate the unessential.
A thrifty housewife notes grape juice serves many roles in the family kitchen. It is popular as a beverage and is adaptable for various dishes beyond drinks.
A royal tale set in a wild land where barefoot folk suffer stones. Knut, a shepherd, uses a dyed sheepskin to fashion golden leather shoes for the princess, enabling soft golden roads and bringing shoes to the kingdom. The princess marries Knut as the court receives shoes for all.
Albert Alex Smith a young Negro artist of 229 East 75th Street New York City won first prize in the John Armstrong Academy of Design at 175 West 109th Street The award announced April 2 by John Armstrong Chaloner prize is $25 The exhibit ran April 2 to 4 with nude painting by Smith and other prizes awarded to white students includes honorable mentions from Philadelphia Oakland and Cincinnati
Mary Bell Saulter of 925 West Eighth Street resumes sole ownership and manufacture of the M. D. S. System. She invites friends to resume visits and business activity at the shop.
The narrator speaks of living in a town where work is scarce and friendly locals welcome him. He eats a lot of chicken and notices a slowed sound from a drink cup. A cook makes thick soup and dull music. He recalls a man who stopped buying haircuts and is now bald. He meets a rail worker who starts a newspaper and claims a large extended family. He wonders about the honesty and potential success of this venture.
Miss Clara Stevens completes the Poro System training under Mrs. Hattie M. Castleman and is ready to take clients at her residence 2312 May Street. Woodburn 5153-Y is listed for appointments.
Homestead Development Association offers ownership of one or more lots in Cherry Grove with a plan for steady income. Each lot 30 by 144 feet priced at 54.50 with $2 monthly no interest. includes trees and strawberry plantings. Warranty deed and money back guarantee. Write for booklet. Cincinnati Ohio. Canal 4339.
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