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Newspaper
The Union
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1921
Page
2
The Union outlines its aim to disseminate news and promote loyalty pride and unity among readers. It emphasizes working together for spiritual mental moral and political betterment and urges faithful public spirit.
An archaic line hints that what one has done for others will be done in return by others. The terse phrasing implies reciprocity in future actions without naming persons or events.
Sunday features a warning about dangerous business with MISS CONSTANCE TALMAGE guiding young girls and the title DANGEROUS BUSINESS. A slate of cinema and serials runs May 15 to May 22 including THE DOUBLE ADVENTURE, HALF HOUR with DOROTHY DALTON, PEACEFUL VALLEY featuring CHAS RAY, A MYSTERY MIND, HARREST AND THE PIPER with ANITA STEWART, THE PURPLE RIDER, TWIN BEDS with the DeHaven couple, and a TOM MIX Western DAYS OF THE THURNDING HERD plus a country store option.
The Ledger profile describes Thomas Larue Jones a Newark youth known as the Black Jewish Cantor in the Hill Jewish section. He speaks Hebrew with ease and proficiency, sings in multiple languages, and has learned Russian songs to stay busy. Jones lives at 80 Somerset Street with his father and siblings. his late mother was a talented singer. He has brothers in vaudeville, music, and mechanics.
A short excerpt from C N Lurie argues against using awful and awfully as mere intensives replacing very. He explains awed origins from awe and urges proper usage, noting the misapplication by students and adults alike.
The Lyceum Theatre announces week of May events led by McGarr and De Gaston's Ragtime Steppers. Highlights include Miss Mildred Harris in Old Dad on May 15, Norma Talmage in Branded Woman May 11, The Scoffer May 18 19 20, Thunderbolt Jack serial May 20, Sea Wolf drama May 21, with Candy Night Thursday and Country Store Tuesday.
A dramatic recital featuring AIDA CROGMAN is planned by CROGMAN, highlighting a Newark-born lyric-tenor cantor known for performances at Jewish parties and theaters. He rose from early lessons to national attention in Boston and Newark, toured major cities, and pursues master recordings while signing with top agents.
President Harding telegraphed greetings to the United Confederate Veterans of Georgia gathered for their thirtieth annual reunion in Albany. He urged reconciliation and hinted at unity including Black citizens on equal grounds, noting the Civil War wounds heal and North and South remain united for the country.
The Cuban Stars have returned from a successful tour and will face the Cleveland Giants at Redland Field on Saturday and Sunday. A series with the Bacarach Giants of New York follows if weather cooperates, promising a great crowd as these teams are known for solid play.
President Harding and Chairman Hays held a long conference on Southern representation. A plan was formed to convene leading Republicans from all Southern sections in Atlanta, Georgia, soon to prepare a report for a special National Committee meeting.
A youthful cad mutters a quip about golf scoring, noting that most gents aim to finish with as few strokes as possible, though it generally requires more on the course.
Visit Madam Reeder's hair parlor to be convinced of the nonediful and speedy results of the newly discovered hair restorer. Agents wanted to handle Reeder's Hair Restorer. Braid and switches made of combings. Phone Wood burn 5452. 2702 Alma Place, Walnut Hills.
A classified style note advertises a one thousand car printed order for 2.26 delivered anywhere with no rent, urging samples first and indicating an agent will call. It promotes owning the building and avoiding higher costs.
A Garden style investment ad offers ownership of one or more lots in Cherry Grove with a promise of steady income for life. Features include planting trees and strawberries, free development while paying, and potential net profits. Lots 30 by 144 feet at 59.50 each with $3 monthly payments, warranty deed, and money back guarantee from Homestead Development Association. Cincinnati Ohio contact.
Advertising offer from K Ebersole Printing Co. promoting one thousand cards for 1.85 delivered anywhere. No rent, no extra charges. Samples available. payment by mail or phone. Address 710 Sweders Ave Cincinnati Ridge 592.
An advertisement for Wonderful Hair Grower by Wonderful Hair Grower Co. and J Walkers announces scalp treatment and hair growth products. It notes wholesale and retail availability at 4532 Kenyon Avenue and mentions Mrs Thos Basily as a contact or promoter.
Printing done cheap for business cards letter heads envelopes bill heads dodgers and more. Society printing includes wedding invitations announcements dances and party programs. Church printing a specialty with entertainment tickets at 2.25 per 1000. Call Ridge 592. K L Ebersole 3715 Lueders Ave Cincinnati O.
Frame seven room house with furnace gas water and outside laundry. Lot measures 34 by 291 feet with fruit and shade trees. Located at 6156 Ridge Avenue in Pleasant Ridge.
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