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Newspaper

The Union

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1921

Page

3

FrienDs Dilemma Over Drunken Drinking and Kisses

A friend faces a odd dilemma as a wife forbids kisses while he drinks. He plots to drink fifty two weeks a year to keep both his kiss and drink desires, then schemes to place the kiss back where he started. The tale ends with the narrator asking for opinions on the plan.

History of Hindu Roots in Mathematics and Logarithms

Rithmetical numbers originat ed with the Hindus, passed from them to the Arabs, and were intro duced into Europe by Leonardo of Pisa about 1200 A. D. The use of fractions is very old, nearly 3,600 years, but the decimal system did not come till the Sixteenth or Seventeenth century. Logarithms, the greatest audvance in mathematical science of their time, were proposed by Napier in 1614.

Europe Leonardo Pisa Napier

Witty Wedding Exchange Prompting Laughs

A humorous exchange questions who served best man with a quip that the bride’s father counts as best man if her happiness matters. The line plays on family roles and lighthearted wedding banter.

Tarred and Feathered in Jacksonville Drama

J J Sullivan a Jacksonville chicken farmer claims he was tarred and feathered by five white men after attending a Negro wedding and asked to be godfather at a Negro christening. Police say Sullivan a naturalized Australian and World War veteran disputes federal help, saying the matter is for state courts.

Jacksonville Fla J. J. Sullivan Sullivan Twenty Seventh United States Engineers

Ku Klux Klan Warning Sent To Durham Lincoln Cafe

The Ku Klux Klan issued a first warning in Durham to the Lincoln cafe on Mangum Street, a Greek‑operated venue for Black patrons. The letter, circulated to press, asserts Anglo Saxon founders and the U.S. Constitution but condemns social mixing and Black socializing, labeling the cafe as aiding “evil.”

Associated Negro Press Greensboro N. Y Ku Klux Klan Durham Lincoln Cafe Mangum Street N. C United States

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