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Newspaper
The Union
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1923
Page
2
The Union published by W P Dabney in Cincinnati outlines its object to disseminate news and teach loyalty, pride, and unity among the people. It emphasizes working together for spiritual, material, mental, moral, and political advancement and quotes Seneca on reciprocity.
In a bold call to action Ella Wheeler Wilcox argues that silence in the face of injustice breeds cowardice, while Protest has driven humanity forward. She asserts that the few who dare must speak again and again to correct wrongs against widespread ignorance and lust.
Personal notes report Mr. John McRoberts homebound for months and others like Mr. and Mrs. Grayson planning a Detroit home, the Wests welcoming a second daughter Elmira, and Mrs. Tatum ill. Various trips accompany deaths, engagements, marriages, and hospital or travel plans affecting many residents, plus a society club reception by the Webb Art Embroidery Club.
Miss Ducelia Glenn of Lincoln Ave quietly wed last week. Mrs. Cornelia Gant of Boston attended the funeral of her niece Alice White. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rankin celebrate a second son. Miss Martha Thompson visited Mrs. E. O. Coleman. Mr. and Mrs. Heater add a son to their family. Miss Myra Carver remains ill after ten teeth extractions. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Thompson host in the Dunbar flat. Mrs. Dora Coleman Smith improves after illness. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Amos welcome a baby girl born Sunday May 13. Mr. and Mrs. Harris welcome a baby girl born Sunday May 20.
A compilation of personal notices and letters mentioning Rev Harper and The Black Jews. Includes social updates on Edith F. Miller, Mrs Williams, Mrs Anna Ballard, Mr and Mrs Wm Minor, and guests from Chicago, plus engagements, residence changes, and forthcoming local anecdotes.
A husband discovers his wife has a repaired mattress bought for six dollars. The Hall Sweeney Mattress Co. repaired it at 735 Richmond Street with salesroom and office at West 6588. The humorous exchange highlights the cost and service provided by the local mattress specialty firm.
A 1920s classified item seeks twenty salesladies offering seven dollars per day. The ad urges applicants to write Hall Sweeney Mattress Co or call West 6588, claiming the sole colored mattress factory is the U. S. with this opportunity.
We have a few shares left in our up-to-date clothing company with two city stores. Demand is strong, so we will increase supply. Shares are sold for cash or installments. Come in and talk with our manager.
Renfro and Fielding Funeral Service offers seven passenger closed cars for seven dollars and new motor housing for nine dollars to all city and suburban areas. Services at 746 Richmond Street with West 5931 and West 6112 contacts.
The Niche and Interpretations of Delle Magnolia Suite headline the Industrial School Pageant on June 12 at Emery Auditorium. The arrival of the famed lady confirms the high praise she has earned, and tickets were quickly ordered after seeing her.
The Lincoln Theatre, home of first run pictures and high class vaudeville, screens nightly with matinees Thursday and Sunday. This weekend shows Robin Hood then Catch My Smoke with Tom in the cast on Sunday and Monday May 27 and 28.
Mix Production presents The New Leather Pushers a sea drama with Richard Barthiemess and Dorothy Gish promising thrilling rescues on a stormy voyage Tuesday to Thursday May 29 30 31 plus showings of Cold Feet Kids and Skids and The Rocary a symphonic human heart drama highlighting three great loves at the cinema venue.
One sad, one sweet, and one were quitting. Heartfelt Sunday and Monday, June 3 and 4. Fox presents Mixed Faces featuring William Russell, in one of the greatest pictures Fox has yet presented, also showing a Century silent film Dad's Boy.
A reader writes to The Union praising the paper for fair dealing and requesting continued delivery and prompt billing. The writer notes being away all winter, recently returning from Florida, and asks the editor to send the subscription bill or push it to her.
Rent ad notes two first class unfurnished rooms in a good neighborhood with reference and contact phone West 1407 R.
Help wanted for summer camp need two cooks from June 26 to September 2. Open to a man and wife or two men or two women. Apply by calling Canal 1588. Do not delay.
A May Posz celebration is announced at Orpha’s Asylum with Decoration Day activities scheduled for the evening at 7 o’clock. The public is invited to attend the event and participate in the observance.
In art circles an American Negro artist Henry W Tanner receives high praise on two continents. His painting Christ and the Disciples of Emmaus was purchased by the French government and hung in the Luxembourg Gallery. A solo collection of his works is touring American cities to strong acclaim.
Classified note promotes a direct sale for 2.50 delivered anywhere with samples provided. It claims no special charges beyond regular price and urges drop postal or phone for an agent to call. The seller states ownership of their own building and no rent.
A compact era notice proclaims Sixth Avenue Shine Parlor offering the best shine in the city with cleaning pressing and repairing services. It also advertises soft drinks and Model Laundry Agency daily paper route presence.
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