The Union Ownership and Circulation Statement 1919
Publication details for The Union a weekly Cincinnati Ohio paper under sole ownership of W P Dabney Legal Pub Co 122 E Pearl St Business Manager E Yarborough 436 W Ninth St sworn June 12 1919 by Clarence E Spraul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
the Union
Cincinnati
Ohio
State of Ohio
Hamilton
W. P. Dabney
Legal Pub. Co
E. Pearl Street
Allister Street
E. Yarborough
Ninth Street
Clarence E. Spraul
How To Make It Book At Library Reveals Quick Craft Tips
A new library acquisition presents instructions for making everything from soda to real spirits. The intro counsels patience with light wines and beers before distillation, noting ancient Arabian chemists sought scents rather than beverages. It adds a light quip about perfume trends.
Tidewater Bank and Trust opens in Norfolk with large deposits
Norfolk June 9 Tidewater Bank and Trust Company opened with paid up capital of 100000 dollars and deposits totaling 150000 dollars. Officials welcomed patrons from Virginia, North Carolina, District of Columbia and Maryland. The bank integrates a trust department and aims to join millionaire concerns, signaling a strong start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Tidewater Bank & Trust Company
Virginia
North Carolina
District of Columbia
Maryland
Trust Department
Announcement for Eugene F. Lacey teas and coffees sale
Local ad proclaims Eugene F. Lacey offering tea coffee and spices with best brand coffee at 40 cents per pound. Delivers to all city areas with weekly specials and trade-in coupons. Phone numbers South 4826 L and Wab 2956 L, motto SERVICE COURTESY QUALITY.
Not Afraid Bride Embraces Preparedness with Rolling Pin
In a humorous exchange at a new home, the bride returns from the kitchen with a rolling pin and flat iron beside her twin and tells her groom she is not afraid he will be anything but sweet. She explains she is a firm advocate of preparedness.
Local Social and Church Notices Reflect Community Ties
Mrs Amy Johnson spent a few days at Willerforce University the past week. Rev Jackson of Avondale preached at Mt Zion on Monday. Rev Culpher and wife returned Friday from Wilberforce. The Predestinarians held a successful rally Sunday. Mrs Leona Williams entertained the Ester Missio. Mrs Ruth Lee is seriously ill and Mrs Daisy Field's sister is ill on Mulberry Street. The Minister's Alliance was highly entertained by Mr Zion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amy Johnson
Willerforce University
Sayings of Sages in a Compact Volume
Quotes from Miss Mulock Newman Doctor Belowsa and A Hodge appear in a brief compilation. The lines explore affection restraint time memory and judging noble acts by their merits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mulock
Newman
A. Hodge
Ready Wit and Grit Uphold in Face of Danger
A motivational aphorism urges bravery and humor under hardship. It extols the value of steady nerve, resilience, and refusal to surrender when faced with danger or pain. It stresses courage, quick wit, and persistent grit as essential traits for enduring adversity.
Wise and Otherwise: Phrases and Proverbs on Memory and Honor
A jumble of maxims and adages notes how a spoiled favor undermines blessing and how memory and truth guide behavior. The piece suggests orators rely on quotations, hints that wealth shapes access to weddings, and claims honesty wins in the end.
No matter what they say keep rushing on and grit
Motivational lines urge persistent effort no matter the odds. Keep up grit and hope when setbacks occur, with a message to press forward and avoid whining.
Man Returns Home late and Disturbs Infant Cradle
A husband arrives home from the office well after his usual hour and enters the bedroom quietly. He rocks his first-born in the cradle to mask his presence as his wife stirs and questions his actions. The scene hints at a troubled household atmosphere.
Lincoln Theatre Week at a Glance Films and Acts
Lincoln Theatre lineup features Tom Mix in Fighting for Gold Sunday, The Silent Mystery Monday, Our Teddy dynamic Tuesday, The Fighting Roosevelts. Chas. Perez appears, plus The Hand of Vengeance Thursday, Married in Haste Friday, The Tiger's Trail Saturday. Vaudeville and a big country store every Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Fox
Tom Mix
Francis Ford
Teddy
Roosevelts
Theodore Roosevelt
Chas. Perez
Wilson
Kentucky
Gaumont
Sennett
Albert Ray
Fox
Ruth Roland
Capital Comedy
Big Country Store
Mose Flees From Fear in Lane Pursuit
A colored man, Mose, bursts from a lane chased by an unseen danger. The colonel from the barn calls to him, asking why he runs. Mose replies, I'se a runnin from, not for. The tense scene hints at a broader pursuit or threat.
Nighttime struggle in a domestic scene ends in alarm
A tense domestic exchange unfolds as a man complains about calming a baby while his wife asserts she has the child in bed with her. The dialogue hints at escalating tension as words fly between the couple.
Man Wanted For Light Work In Cincinnati Coal Cellar
An elderly colored man is sought to work around a coal and ice cellar with light duties and good wages for the right party. Apply to JOHN T. CONYARD at 709 Kenyon Ave in Cincinnati Ohio.
Eight room house with yard and older plumbing
Eight room house built five years ago offers four sinks two toilets gas heat side yard rear yard priced at 3500 with terms 500 down balance like rent contact J S Glasmmeyer 271 Hackberry St Woodburn 3039 Located at 1728 Hughes St For Style Economy and Good Fit try Clothes MISS BESSIE KELLER Dressmaker now at 1287 CHAPEL STREET Walnut Hills Phone Woodburn 3438 Y
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S. Glasmmeyer
Hackberry St
Woodburn
Hughes St
Bessie Keller
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THE
UNION
W. P. Varney
Mcallister Street
Cincinnati, O
K. Yarbrough
Seneca
Statement OF
Band and Trust Company
Eugene F. Lacey
Auspices
Garnet Lodge No
K of P
Cincinnati, Ohio
Carthage
Isaac Paul
Gen
George E. Mann
W. Court St
Hartwell Junction
Lockland
Glendale
Lockland Notes
L. J. Earhart
Leona Williams
Ruth Lee
Mr. McLanney
Rev. Jackson
Avondale
Mt. Zion
Culpher
Wilberforce
A. M. Poston
Lincoln Club
Daisy Field
Mulberry St
S. J. Johnson
Mrs. Hardy
Mr. Zion
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Cora Oliver
W. Ninth
Phoebe Allen
Ward Ave
A. Crawford
Elma C. Leach
T. J. Monroe
Barr St
Andrew W. Lee
Chambers St
P. A. Gifford
Chandler St
T. A. Triplett
Ashland Ave
A. Lee Beaty
W. Seventh St
A. L. Ines
Chateau Ave
W. A. Williams
Hathaway
C. I. Smith
St. Elmo Ave
College Hill
Inquisition
Ella Wheeler Wilcox
Suutcuovc
Rob
Pottscmidi’s
Seventh Avenue Sanitary
S&t
W. S. St
WEE Grocery Company
Myrtle Willis
Kenyon Ave
Mrs. W. J. Bryant
Bath
Ethel Page Jackson
Keeper Avenue
Reginald E. Beamon
W. Fifth ST
Neer John
West Seventh Street
Norman G. Kerr
Anna Howard Matthews
Lincoln Theatre
All New Vaudeville
Mose
Robert
John T. Conyard
Fannie L. Brown
Mme. D. L. Butler
Elmore Street
Cumminsville
Chapel Street
Near Arms Place
Walnut Hills
H. M. Higgins
Park Ave
A. Sandees
Cutter St., Cincinnati, O
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