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Newspaper
The Union
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1923
Page
2
The Union edited by W P Dabney lists subscription rates, one year for 1.50 and one month for .05. It emphasizes fostering loyalty and communal progress, quoting Seneca on reciprocity and urging united effort in spiritual, material, mental, moral and political aims.
A quote from Ella Wheeler Wilcox asserts that silence in protest makes cowards while humanity advances through protest. It argues that voices must rise against injustice, ignorance, and lust, and that the few who dare must speak repeatedly to correct wrongs.
Pearl Ross Green unknown residence named in petition filed April 16 1923 in Hamilton County Common Pleas Court Domestic Relations Division case 185846 by James Green for divorce on grounds of wilful absence over three years and child custody. Defendant must answer by July 3 1923. attorney W L Ricks 408 W St Street Cincinnati Ohio.
A middle aged woman from 1065 Mound Street wandered away Sunday night amid low spirits. Described as average height stout build brown complexion wearing a blue dress she is a good talker who sometimes believes enemies pursue her. Her condition linked to the Park Street Church Picnic wreck.
Real estate agent Sudduth reports sales for Harry Longmead to Jesse Haines of a modern 6 room house at 621 West 9th Street. The Estate of Thomas Manion sells a 3 flat building at 826 West Ninth Street to Margaret Davis Bowen. Edith Wafford sells a bungalow at 1242 Lincoln Avenue to Sallie P. Frazier as an investment. Joseph Katz sells a double two story frame at 727 729 West 9th Street to Arthur and Ella Houser who will live at 727 and rent 729.
Mrs. Clara J. McKenny has deeded the McKenney residence at Sycamore and Marehall streets to Petersburg for use as a free public library and museum valued over $235,009. The project will be named after the donor and serve the city as a cultural and educational center.
Memorial to her late husband by Mrs. McKenney funds a free library in Petersburg with access for colored people. City must spend about $10,000 on equipment and at least $7,500 annually for maintenance on one of the city’s most valuable residential lots. Signaling changing conditions in town.
From June 1 to June 8 ceremonies marked the opening of the enlarged West End Branch of the New Y W C A. The renovated building adds a beautiful and practical space for girls and women with a popular Tea Room. Management committees and staff are praised, including Executive Mrs Josephine M Norcom and members Miss Isobel C Lawson and others.
When her husband rose for work he asked where the new mattress came from she replied it was the old one repaired by the Hall Sweeney Mattress Co for six dollars The ad notes their specialty renovating and repairing and lists the office and salesroom at 735 Richmond Street with phone West 6588.
Advertised job offering seeks twenty Saleslaties capable of earning seven dollars daily. The notice lacks details on location or employer.
A near final notice invites readers to invest in a clothing company with two city stores. The firm reports strong demand and urges potential investors to visit and discuss stock shares sold for cash or instruments, speaking with the company manager.
Judson J. McKim, YMCA Cincinnati secretary, urged ministers to cut sermons under an hour and deepen preparation with a conversational tone. He criticized noisy preaching that masks shallow thought and noted next week’s speaker would be F I Johnson, returning from the Far East, who met Japanese and Chinese leaders.
Renfro and Fielding Funeral Service announces first class seven passenger closed cars for seven dollars and new motor house for five dollars to all parts of the city and suburbs. Located at 746 Richmond Street with phone numbers West 5931 and West 6112.
Davis J. Walsh reports the Dempsey versus Wills fight will not take place. The New York State Athletic Commission plans to wait out the controversy, while promoter Tom O Rourke insists the bout could still happen. The piece argues the match is effectively dead amid reformers and influential opposition.
Cleveland readers were advised on obtaining and retaining beauty in twelve commandments prepared by Dr. L. W. Childs, head of the Health Education Department, via the superintendent's bulletin. The tips include bathing twice a week, avoiding heavy clothing that retards evaporation, and a moderate sun exposure for skin health.
The snippet lists hair and skin guidance on diet hygiene and grooming. It then advertises Yor Rent for two rooms in Norwood with Avon contact and a first class furnished option for light housekeeping at 892 Welshman Ave. Also notes a six room frame on Lincoln Avenue offered by GLASSMETER owner and builder at 2719 Hackberry St. with Woodburn 2 39.
Wanted notice seeks a middle aged woman for information and offers a home. Contact Madiconville 247 L for details.
The statement weighs the merit of Dempsey and Willa without a direct match, noting neither is seen as an easy mark. It implies strong respect for both fighters and ongoing speculation about a future confrontation.
Mrs C Turner of The Andover Flats has moved to The Auburn dale Flats and will go out to do poro hair work. For information call Avon 1430 Y.
Parlor advertises shoe shining cleaning and repair services on Sixth Avenue. Also offers model laundry agency daily papers and soft drinks. Proprietor F M Steele.
Classified note seeks an organist and chorus builder for a posting titled Organist Director for chow. Man with specialty in choir creation wanted. Apply at 813 West.
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