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Newspaper
The Union
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1922
Page
2
The Union presents a mission statement promoting loyalty and unity across spiritual, material, mental, moral, and political life. It prints subscription prices: six months for 90 cents, one month for 15 cents, and a single copy for 5 cents. The publication urges collective effort and echoes Seneca on reciprocity.
Seventh Day Adventist Church at 526 Hopkins St will hold a special Missionary Program and Revival Services nightly starting March 17. All are invited to attend.
New York reports that upon the death of Mary Giles a hotel maid, investigators learned she left savings of 16000 dollars. Previously believed to have no relatives, she now attracts three claimed husbands, two declared sons, and 62 relatives including brothers sisters nephews nieces cousins uncles and aunts, all drawn by her fortune. The hotel management noted the change in attitudes once wealth became known.
In Quarter Sessions Court Judge Ferguson discharged a jury after a quart of whisky given as evidence vanished. The jury, out three hours, could not agree and the bottle disappeared, threatening to drop the saloon keeper defendant’s prosecution amid criticism of jurors.
A directory prospectus invites entries for a Business, Lodge and Church reference book. It claims the volume will be a handy guide to who is who in business and fraternal circles and provides an address for details at 420 McAllister Street via W. P. Dabney.
The Lincoln Amusement Company opens its house with a three day stand starting Sunday March 19. The feature is the first run Why Girls Leave Home described as a moral picture with a lesson.
A rundown of upcoming features and serials with dates from March 20 to 26. Highlights include WHITE EAGLE Pathe serial, MORAL FIBRE with Corinna Griffith, Breaking Through, SOCIETY SNOB with Conway Teable, and CUP OF LIFE a Thomas Ince production with Hobart Bosworth.
A historical look at Black jockeys who dominated late 19th and early 20th century American racing. Isaac Murphy led a cadre including John Stoval, Pike Barnes, Lonnie Clayton, W Simms, Tony Hamilton, Monk Overton, Felix Carr, Tiny Williams, Winkfield, Knight, Pete Clay, and others. They won major derbies and stakes across eastern and western tracks, shaping a rich, diverse racing era.
Real estate notice listing a five room semi bungalow at 3266 Gaff Avenue with modern conveniences and a contact phone Avon 2940-X. Owner H N Conway.
An etymology note explains that Tartars arose from Tartarus myths and a mispronounced Taters, tracing how horses' invasion altered spelling. It covers the “catch a Tartar” phrase and the idea that invaders symbolized hellish prophecy, noting enduring usage.
A noted German surgeon visiting New York praised the city’s cleanliness. He observed subway crowds are routinely bathed and wear freshly laundered clothing, suggesting such hygiene helps keep crowded subways tolerable and orderly.
A sequence of key photochemical advances unfolds from 1732 to 1841, outlining darkening by light, fixing solutions, and silhouette methods. Dorothy Draper’s 1840 portrait marks the union of independent findings, followed by Talbot’s developing fluid and the roll film innovation that launched Kodak.
A USDA Bureau of Biological Survey report notes a rising American egret count on a Cooper River plantation South Carolina. Two years ago two birds were seen, last season ten were counted, and this year twenty nine were found on two occasions. Officials credit the federal Bird Treaty Act protection for the rise.
Advertising copy offers delivery for 1 dollar 85 cents with no extra charges. The seller claims regular pricing and urges readers to request samples by mail or phone and promises a callback from an agent. It touts ownership of the building with no rent and provides contact details for K. Ebersole PTG. CO. in Cincinnati.
Mrs. Thos. Easily opens headquarters at 652 Kenyon avenue offering C. J. Walker's Wonderful Hair Grower for scalp treatment and hair growth available wholesale and retail under all conditions.
Cheap printing offer for business cards envelopes bill heads and dodgers with wedding invitations announcements dances and party notices. Church printing specialty. Entertainment tickets 2.25 per 1000. Call Ridge 533 for samples. agent will call. K L Sbersole 1710 Lonedere Aves Cincinnati O.
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