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Newspaper
The Union
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1921
Page
2
The Union publishes a brief editorial note from editor W. P. Dabney at 20 McAllister Street Cincinnati urging loyalty and unity among readers. It outlines the paper’s object beyond news, stressing spiritual, moral, political, and communal collaboration for race progress.
A concise moral proverb from Seneca on reciprocity and ethical conduct. The line warns that actions toward others are mirrored back to the actor, urging fairness and virtue.
Brown Chapel hosts Sunday evening at six with good music and inspiring talks followed by moving pictures. Gladys Laturn presides and P. J. Blackburn serves as pastor.
Dr. David Philipson denounces the Ku Klux Klan as the most un American movement in a Rockdale Avenue Temple sermon on American Ideals. He blames medieval church state union for historic persecutions and defends equal opportunity and religious liberty as core American values.
Neilson W. Curry aged 19 of Foraker avenue and Joseph Perry aged 23 of Carlisle avenue were arrested by Patrolman Siemer after a dispute in a shoe shining parlor at 603 Vine street over who would serve the next customer. Curry was cut on the left arm by Perry during the fight. Both men, described as Negroes, were charged with disorderly conduct.
The writer praises improved discipline among local boys and notes war related shifts in labor, with colored workers taking jobs previously scarce. It commends clean conduct and courtesy, mentions Knox on Fifth near Central as well-run, and hopes rowdiness disappears from the game and street life.
Writing the Dispatch from Washington under date November 3rd a Washington correspondent reports Harding said in Birmingham that democracy must stand for political and economic equality of the races. The remark is seen as a sentiment with potential wider impact in the north.
Whitney and Tutt present Up and Down a lavish colored production hailed as the season’s greatest musical comedy. A whirlwind of song and dance with gorgeous costumes, scenery, and high class comedy. The Lyceum Theatre hosts the show soon as it awaits broader acceptance.
Sunday features Fox special Rainbow Trail with William Farnum a powerful drama full of fight and excitement. The week continues with Devil's Trail Hurricane Hutch Courage Phill for Short To Him That Hath and a $1 000 000 Reward serial. Friday Country Store Blind Love MARRIAGE BARGAIN with Mary Miles Minter and a Western comedy drama. Sunday Colorado Pluck starring Wm Russell full of fights and thrills.
A Marion Ohio writer critiques a president family speech arguing the South will never accept racial equality. He contends unions exclude Negroes, questions labor support for equality, and predicts no Negro appointments or posts in the administration. He cites Egypt and mocks political sincerity.
A fire colored sunset below the 35th parallel in North America may precede tropical storms as early warnings. The U S Weather Bureau notes that sea swell and cloud movements can signal danger 24 to 48 hours before storms form over the Gulf Stream. The sunset is a striking, nontechnical omen visible to all observers, possibly indicating a hurricane approaching and affecting atmosphere over long distances.
An observer relays experiences commanding a camel train, noting the animal's apparent contempt for humans and its hard footing on sand. It describes the camel's habits, drought needs, and resilience, including loading, lifelike reactions, and unique mouth structure enabling thorny plant feeding.
Fauchon Villeplee develops a new electric gun using a current carrying conductor moving across a magnetic field. A wartime model fired a 50 gram projectile at about 200 m/s, easily piercing hardwood. He notes windings used briefly allow enormous current, from flywheels or storage batteries.
War’s shock loosens long held beliefs as France, famed for bronzes and fashion, turns to bricks. French bricks arrive at prices below local quotas in Kent, a key center of British brickmaking.
The British air ministry prepared to transport and distribute food across the United Kingdom if the threatened railway strike materialized, outlining a plan to ensure supplies reach all regions despite transportation disruptions.
Divers on the British salvage steamer Pacer have recovered $10,000,000 worth of bullion from the Laurentic wreck. The German torpedoed White Star liner sank off Ireland in 1917 with 300 lives lost and about $20,000,000 in bullion. The team compares the wreck to a street of collapsed high houses and faces extreme depth. Winter seas hinder progress as divers work brief shifts, surfacing slowly to prevent heart failure due to blood pressure changes. Only two diving spells per man per day are possible.
The National Geographic Society Bulletin notes that in 1920 Hawaiis 22 000 full blooded Hawaiians and about 164 40 of mixed blood formed under 15 percent of the islands, while Caucasians totaled just over 20 percent. Americans and Northern Europeans about 10 percent, Portuguese 9 percent, Porto Ricans and Spaniards 2 percent. The Japanese alone reached 44 percent, with Japanese Chinese and Filipino groups together over 60 percent of the population.
An advertisement promotes J. Walkers Wonderful Hair Grower by Mrs Thos Easily as a scalp treatment available both wholesale and retail. Readily obtainable from the new headquarters at 652 Kenyon Avenue.
Printing done cheap with business cards, letter heads, envelopes, bill heads, dodgers and society printing. Wedding invitations and announcements, dance and party prints. Church printing specialty. Entertainment tickets 32.25 per 1000. Call for samples. Hidge 592. K. L. Ebersole, 1710 Lueders Ave, Cincinnati, O
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