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Newspaper

The Union

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1919

Page

3

I Answered This Call to Help End Discrimination

A historical appeal urges support for the NAACP in its nine year battle against grandfather clauses Jim Crow laws and disenfranchisement. It outlines civil rights efforts in courts and legislatures and calls for education organization and public opinion to abolish injustice, with a $1 annual membership and a $56 090 annual goal.

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Reading Declared Like a Narcotic Cloud in A Hearn Quote

A speaker likens amusement reading to a narcotic and opium, saying it dulls thought and suppresses deeper faculties. He argues such habit clouds the mind, prevents development, and serves to avoid the pain inherent in growth, framing reading as a trophy of avoidance.

Lafcado Hearn

Watch Tick Found In Illinois Repair Shop

An Illinois watch repairer reports discovering a mysterious new tick inside a watch mechanism. A tiny insect nested inside the repaired timepiece prompted the unusual claim.

A true actor never overacts his part in news

A quirky misquote column notes that a true actor avoids overacting while the saying recalls a bulldog barking first and biting afterward. It references a says and an analogy as a method of convincing without proof and mentions Arman’s shoes and a blacksmith’s dual craft.

Arman

Plays a Part in the Formation of Hall According to One Theory

The article explains how hail forms by alternating electrical charges in clouds. Wind shapes a cloud strip where water drops carry positive charges and snow particles gain moisture and become ice. The cycle of attraction and repulsion builds hailstones that eventually fall to the ground with others.

Hall

White Ants In the Soudan Dispose of Dead Vegetation

A plea on behalf of the white ant notes its impact on Soudan vegetation. The climate causes rapid growth after rains or irrigation, then drought and desiccation weaken plants enabling ant attacks. Early destruction of weakened growth prevents a fire dangerous clearing method.

Soudan

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