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Newspaper
The Union
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1919
Page
3
Mrs Hassie Hamilton completes the Poro System Course under Mrs Mattie Brooks and remains at 2822 Alms Place.
Short classified note indicating three rooms for respectable tenants at 541 Oliver Street and a furnished room for a man and wife at 2927 Montford Street. Mentions Mrs and Thrasher as contact or listing names.
Attendees at Sundays Forum meeting heard Attorney A Lee Beaty explain why his civil rights bill failed to pass. He cited big business opposition and stores in town resisting patronage by colored people. Segregation and figures like Leslie Tull drew sharp applause.
Eugene Kinckle Jones, executive secretary of the National Urban League, spoke to mixed crowds in Lexington Kentucky and Louisville on April 22 and 23 urging race cooperation. He called democracy a square deal for all and announced plans for a permanent organization. An offer of cooperation came from Fargo North Dakota from a local lawyer interested in expanding Negro opportunity.
The New Sterling Hotel is undergoing sand blasting to newness and beauty. When finished it will enhance the neighborhood and attract visitors from far away. Concessions including a restaurant are being prepared. Mr. N A Michelson aims to open by late May.
Miss C B Thomas of Hathaway St left Saturday for Georgetown and Lexington with Mrs Lillian Davis Kingater visiting her parents Mrs Davis Kingater returns home. Bethel Baptist Church missionary meeting was held at Mrs Brown's last Monday. Mr Miller called home due to his mother's serious illness. Mrs Lindsey of Washinon Terrace is sick. Mr Robt will leave shortly to take charge of a hotel at Maple Grove. Mr Thos Easily improves slowly.
Loving parents and family announce the death of their son and brother Harrison Blackwell on April 30 1909. The obituary expresses faith in heaven and reunion, noting deep sorrow yet acceptance of Gods will and the hope of meeting him again in the hereafter.
A guiding note stresses pouring medicine away from the label and reading directions carefully. It warns misreading blurred labels can cause dosing errors and recalls how memory fades after weeks or months, risking wrong amounts.
A historical survey lists governor term lengths from one to four years by state and detailing annual salaries from 2500 to 12000 dollars. It notes Nebraska at 2500 and several states at 3000, 4000, 4500, 5000, 8000, 10000, and 12000, with Massachusetts and Indiana at 8000 and Illinois at 12000 respectively.
In American Adventures Julian Street notes cities display distinct hues. Paris appears white and green, Chicago gray, London buff in fog, New York shifting from brown sandstone to cream brick. Naples glows pink and blue, Baltimore features cheerful red brick with white marble steps and iron scrapers.
Recipes transform common vegetables into novel dishes. Boiled potatoes mashed with salt butter milk and baked with white sauce. beets cabbage horseradish with vinegar for canning. shredded cabbage with onion hot vinegar and seasonings. fried bacon with mustard pepper cayenne and vinegar dressing served with hot potatoes.
A concise kitchen instruction describes splitting milk crackers and chilling in ice water, then baking in a hot oven with a dab of butter on each until puffed. Four spoonfuls of jelly are added on each cracker and served immediately.
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