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Newspaper

The Union

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1919

Page

3

Thrasher Couple Listed at 2027 Montford Street

Married couple Mrs Thrasher and her husband are listed at 2027 Montford Street in a local notice. The brief entry notes ownership and residence details for the household.

Montford Street Thrasher

A 1AVE MEETING At St Andrew's Parish Hall

Attendees of the Forum heard Ohio legislator A Lee Beaty explain why his civil rights bill failed. He cited big business opposition and local stores avoiding Black patrons. The meeting denounced segregation, Stowe School, and the Republican party, with strong applause for Leslie Tull.

St. Andrew's Parish Hall A. Lee Beaty Ohio Stowe School Republican Party

Urban League grows with cross race support

National Urban League executive secretary Eugene Kinckle Jones urged wider social service work for Negroes as invitations to speak and organize pour in from both races. He spoke April 22 at Lexington and April 23 in Louisville, stressing democracy and a square deal and calling for agency cooperation. Fargo North Dakota offers cooperation to improve Negro opportunities.

National Urban League Eugene Kinckle Jones Lexington Louisville Civic League

The Sand Blast At New Sterling Hotel

The New Sterling Hotel undergoes sand blasting to renovate its exterior. The process aims to enhance neighborhood beauty and attract visitors, with future access to concessions like a restaurant. Mr N A Michelson expects to open by the end of May.

Sterling

Missionary Meeting and Local Notices From A Small Town

Miss C B Thomas of Hathaway Street left Saturday for Georgetown and Lexington with Mrs Lillian Davis King after visiting her parents returns home Mrs Lindsey of Washington Terrace is ill Mr Robt will leave soon to take charge of a hotel at Maple Grove Mr Thos Easily improves slowly Mr Miller was called home due to his mother's illness Bethel Baptist Church held a missionary meeting at Mrs Browns last Monday

Lillian Davis King Bethel Baptist Church Mr. Robt Maple Grove

In Memoriam Harrison Blackwell 1909 Death

Beloved son and brother Harrison Blackwell departed this life on April 30 1909. Loving parents reflect on faith in God and promise a heavenly reunion beyond life’s struggles. They express sorrow yet trust in divine will and the ultimate meeting in heaven.

Harrison Blackwell

Medicine Label Directions Emphasized for Safety

The label on a medicine bottle must be read when pouring and the bottle held to the side opposite the label. Directions can blur or be forgotten after time, risking wrong doses. Even careful recall may fail after weeks or months.

Governors Salaries and Term Lengths by State

Governors serve one to four year terms with salaries from 2500 to 12000 yearly. Massachusetts unique at one year. two year states include Arizona to South Dakota. four year states include Alabama to Wyoming. Notable pay rates listed per state.

Arizona Arkansas Colorado Connecticut Georgia Idaho Iowa Kansas Maine Michigan Minnesota Nebraska New Hampshire New York North Dakota Ohio Rhode Island South Carolina South Dakota Tennessee Texas Vermont Wisconsin Alabama California Delaware Florida Illinois Indiana Kentucky Louisiana Maryland Mississippi Missouri Montana Nevada New Mexico North Carolina Oklahoma Oregon Pennsylvania Utah Virginia Washington West Virginia Wyoming Massachusetts New Jersey

City colors shape distinct urban character, says Julian Street

In American Adventures the writer notes cities display signature hues. Paris gleams white and green, Chicago and London appear gray, New York shifts from brown to cream brick, Naples shines pink blue and green, while Baltimore blends cheerful red brick with marble steps and iron scrapers on older homes reflecting past paving limits.

Julian Street Paris Washington Mr. Street Chicago London New York Naples Baltimore Baedecker

Mother’s Cook Book Seasonable Dishes

A kitchen guide outlines potato and beet dishes with new garnishes. Includes mashed potatoes baked with white sauce and crumbs, canned beet cabbage relish, hot slaw, hot potato salad with bacon and vinegar dressing, and puffed crackers baked with a bit of fat.

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