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Newspaper
The Union
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1921
Page
2
The Union outlines its mission to publish news and teach unity among Cincinnati readers. It emphasizes encouraging loyalty and pride, and urges cooperative effort for spiritual, material, mental, moral, and political betterment.
Fragments from a medieval saying fragments suggest duty and reciprocity. The garbled text hints at consequences of deeds and the idea that what one does to others returns. The sourcing is unclear but the tone resembles a proverbial maxim.
Joshua Jehovah Sykes, self-styled potentate of heaven and head of the Tabernacle of David, departs Denver for San Francisco to begin an 18 month sentence for obstructing the draft during World War I. The piece mocks religious pretenders and warns of clever con artists taking money from gullible people as officers move against them.
The Mock Conference at St John Church on Monday night raised over 2500 dollars in January and February with strong participation by members and friends. More than fifty additions to church membership occurred during January and February at St John Church located at Barr and Mound streets. On March 6 Rev Dr S T Hawkins of Charlotte North Carolina will open a protracted meeting at St John Church.
A detailed note from Palestine Ohio for First Battalion First Regiment Ohio outlining the 1921 season activities. Includes opening drill on April 18, joint anniversary in Cincinnati May 15, joint picnic July 4 at Carthage Fair Grounds, supper plans for the Supreme Lodge encampment in Topeka August 14–20. Describes travel by private car with 30 Sir Knights and 14 ladies, trip from Cincinnati to St. Louis, then Topeka, with arrivals, departures, and names of officers and staff.
Sunday Bethel Clayton stars in a Paramount film The Ladder of Lies over three days. Mar Neilan showcases Dinty with Wesley Barry famed child actor. Cautionary note on content contrasts with a Saturday Munsell Law tale and a noir Northwest police drama. Full slate includes a tabloid troupe in repertory.
Lincoln Theatre to open daily 10 AM to 11 PM starting Monday March 7 to showcase big pictures this season. Monday features The Sign of the Unconquered with an all star Negro cast from Oscar Micheau Film Co. Also announced are Joe Ryan serial first chapter and Velvet Fingers, with a double show for 10 cents on Thursday. The text then shifts to a biographical feature on Rum Dubrouilhe and his wartime profits and political ambitions in France, including a pending court case and senate candidacy in Guadalupe against Henry Berenger.
A brief notice lists Second Lieutenant Sandy Davis Inspectors Edward Steward and Quarter Master Edward Sanders in a wartime or military personnel record. The item names three individuals by rank and role.
All members are requested to attend a meeting at the school on Tuesday March at 7 p m. Fannie L. Brown presides Ethel Wesley secretary.
Gaston Riou, famed French author and publicist, spoke at McCall School of Industries on February 15 at 11 am. He addressed his first English audience, shared a harrowing tale of his brother and a Senegalese regiment, and the students sang, ending with a promise to return.
The article argues southern laws restrain Black people while whites struggle to improve their own status. It asserts persistent repression keeps the South in the ditch, yet Black communities have become adept climbers in many fields.
Joseph C. Manning, described as a Southern white author, is noted for his bold and fearless critique of Southern ills. The remark emphasizes his willingness to confront regional problems publicly through outspoken essays.
In Camilla Georgia Jim Roland a Black man was lynched after shooting Jason I Harvel a white farmer who had ordered him to dance A pistol was taken from Harvel in the struggle and Roland fired Harvel died Roland owned a 200 acre farm in Mitchell County and was described as thrifty and hardworking The incident occurred in front of a county store drawing comment from the Mitchell and Decatur counties authorities.
Adeodat Dubrouilhe born in Guadalupe rose from nothing in France to wealth, crafting a remarkable rags to riches saga. The profile traces his ascent through business ventures and mounting fortune, highlighting his status as a top earner in the country.
The speaker argues that educated or wealthy Black people provoke more hostility among whites, labeling it envy and jealousy. He claims Northerners tolerate the loud, assertive Black individual while Southerners idolize him, reflecting a stark regional divide in attitudes.
Furnished rental offered in Avondale area with contact Avon 5764 for details and availability. Includes expected lease terms and location note.
The Poro System announces that several women have completed the scalp and hair treatment course under Miss Pearl Christian and are now ready to operate businesses from their homes. Listings include Mrs Julius Jones at 1126 Yale Ave NW, Wollon 4880-L. Mrs Maggie Williams at 3047 Lavinia Ave in O'Bryanville, O. Mrs Mary Maupins at 3059 Kerper Ave NW, W H, Wdben 3124-Y. Mrs Amanda Andrews at 2696 Alms Place NW, W H, Wdlen 4216-Y. Mrs Gertrude Johnson at 805 Hutchins Ave Avondale, Avorn 5818-L.
A Sunday NAACP event at Memorial Hall under the N A C P banner featured an admirable program with Mrs. Anderson as prima donna soprano, Prof. Quarles on piano, and a mixed chorus. Superintendent DeCatur spoke eloquently, Dr. Smith presided, J T Monroe and Attorney Beaty engaged audiences, while Clinton remained lively as ever. The organization is booming and J Weldon Johnson will be here in the near future.
A good normal and grammar school for girls and young women sits eight miles from Nicholasville on the Lexington Danville pike. Board and tuition are nine dollars per month with a two acre campus, 200 acre farm, and nonsectarian under Northern Presbyterian care. Fall term opens October 6 and winter term January 1 with scholarships for needy girls.
A brief verse sketch about a husband whose every action is model behavior, while his wife knows his precise whereabouts from morning to night, illustrating a playful paradox in domestic life.
Gas water inside and large lot at 3725 Dirt Street Cummins ville. Contact Park 1367 X for details and inquiries.
Visit Madam Reeder's hair parlor and be convinced of the wonderful and speedy results of her newly discovered hair restorer. Agents wanted to handle Reeder's Hair Restorer. Braid and switches made of combings. Phone Wood burn 5452. 2702 Alms Place, Walnut Hills.
One thousand cards printed any wording for two dollars twenty six cents delivered anywhere no special. Our regular price. Dont pay any more. See samples first. Drop a tal or phone. Agent will call at once. Own our own building. Have we rent. K Ebersole Printing Co Ridge 592 Tite Smeders Ave Giacienati
A persuasive ad offers ownership of one or more lots at Cherry Grove with a life income promise. It details planting shade trees and fruit on each 30 by 44 foot lot, free development while paying, and future profit potential. Price 53.50 with 3 monthly payments, no interest, warranty deed, money back guarantee. Homestead Development Association Dept. A Cincinnati Ohio. Phone Canal 4339.
Classified ad offers one thousand cards printed with any wording for 1.35. No special features, regular pricing. Readers urged to see samples first, drop postal or call, agent to call immediately. Promises own building and transfer of rent payments.
C J Walkers Wonderful Hair Grower offered by Mrs Basil who also opened headquarters for treating salps and crewing hair under any conditions. Goods available for wholesale and retail at 653 Kenyon Avenue.
Printing done cheap advertise business cards for 2.25 per 100, with options for letterheads envelopes bill heads dodgers and more. Includes wedding invitations dances parties and church printing. Entertainment tickets also 2.25 per 1000. Call Ridge 692 or visit 8710 Seekers Ave Cincinnati J.
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