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Newspaper
The Union
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1923
Page
3
A series of aphorisms and wry observations on politics, love, and ambition. The narrator reflects on old foibles, shifts in social norms, and the relentlessness of politics despite changing times, ending with a note on enduring human foibles and change.
A narrator notes the strain of life with offbeat lines about nerves and candy fed patients. A book keeper comments on balanced accounts while romance and moonlight memories mix with odd imagery. Doc Young critiques cinema crowds as overweight to illustrate social quirks.
A collage of wry sayings and quick quips appears from a theater or lecture scene. Snippets reference a pot in a show, gallery seating, peanuts, class split in society, nerve meanings, and social riffs about relatives friends and advertising in streetcars.
Tallahassee on May 4 reports the Florida legislature advanced a measure to abolish convict leasing to private entities. Opponents warn of unrest among constituents and fear how to govern Blacks if the reform passes, signaling a second emancipation amid Florida politics.
Thousands of Black workers are leaving Durham and nearby areas for northern job opportunities. About 700 men have departed in the past three weeks, with many headed to mining areas in West Virginia and Pennsylvania, and others to various northern manufacturing sites.
The Ethiopian Art Theatre under Raymond O Neil plans an international tour starting in May with 25 colored performers and a repertoire of about six plays, some never staged in America. Evelyn Preer and Sidney Kirkpatrick head the company. Boston previews begin the week of April 30 at the Arlington Theatre.
The Blue Triangle Branch is renamed the West End Branch Y. W. C. A. to avoid confusion among Blue Triangle associations. A vesper service was held at 5 p.m. with music and speaking. Pew service at Union Baptist Church was a success. Membership Committee led by Miss Lila Rickman reported $175.11 in honors with overall collections up to $281.56 and expected to reach $390.
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