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Newspaper

The Union

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 30, 1918

Page

3

Invitations and Church Printing Rates and Rentals

1009 for $1.35 500 for 95c Don’t pay more Invitations Announcements Church printing a specialty See samples cost nothing Drop postal or phone agent will call Phone Ridge 95 R K L Eberosle 3710 Lueders Ave city Walnut Hills Sunday services Bible School 9 30 AM Preaching 11 AM and 7 PM Christian Endeavor You are cordially invited to attend FOR RENT Furnished front room for man and wife Bath Electric Light 2529 Ida Ave Norwood

R. K. L. Eberosle Lueders Avenue City Walnut Hills Bible School Christian Endeavor Bath Electric Light Ida Ave Norwood

Mothers of France tribute to unknown soldiers and sacrifice

Poignant verse from Anne Lunner in Everybody's Magazine appeals for recognition of mothers on both sides. It calls Americans to remember their sons who sail to defend France, endure loss, and await whispers of peace while battlefields bloom with poppies.

France Anne Lunner Everybody's Magazine

Kitchens On Submarines Aboard Cold War Iron Jaws

Submarines built larger after the earliest types include small galley kitchens with dollhouse stoves powered by electricity to avoid smoke. Men eat hot stew and coffee, often from aluminum dishes on collapsible mess tables, with salted North Sea air on deck when surfaced.

Pearson's Magazine North Sea

Hints for Poultry Growers in Winter Hatchings

The article advises beginners to avoid midwinter hatching and suggests April or May as better starting points. It notes winter hatching rewards experienced growers near good broiler markets, and recommends some large slow maturing breeds in January for earlier laying. It stresses warm winter quarters and mentions many hatchers pre-egg calls stay ready for April.

Cochin Alness

Names Our Fighters Prefer in Navy and Army Echoes

Samuel G Blythe argues sailors reject the terms jackie and Sammee. Soldiers and sailors favor gobs and yanks as fitting, masculine labels reflecting rough, battle ready identities rather than childish nicknames. The piece champions self-designation among service members.

Gobs Jackies Yanks Sammees Samuel G. Blythe Saturday Evening Post Jackie Samuel Sam

FOR A LAUGH: A Square Deal and Delayed Payback

A humorous exchange unfolds as a debtor repays a loan with a valuation of a cellar and a friendly jibe about soap prices. Meandering Mike and Plodding Pete joke about costs and excuses while a novice waiter faces the manager's question after a 25 cent tip.

Dissenting Views and Marital Amenities

Fragmentary dialogue notes judge opinions on a new play and a marriage. A critic questions the play’s value as “fatuous” while a spouse recalls being advised against marriage. The terse exchange hints at social commentary on the arts and domestic life.

France 1918 crop value below last year despite wheat gain

M Boret the French food controller reports the 1918 crop value for cereals beans and potatoes in France falls below last year despite a 25 percent rise in wheat production. Maize barley oats beans and potatoes shrink while potato output may reach only 7.5 million long tons. France must still feed Allied troops in the homeland.

France M. Boret Chamber of Deputies

Family Interests and a Doctor’s Visit

Dialogue about a doctor assessing a patient and the patient noting a lawyer brother. Tension arises from implying a lack of will or chances in marriage. The exchange highlights marital insecurity and sleep talk revealing doubts about affection.

Houses for Sale Walnut Hills and Nearby Areas

Six room brick on Walnut Hills lot 23 by 130 owner asks 5000 with offers invited. Eight room modern house on large lot at 3500. Ten room modern brick with electric lights on Gaff avenue priced 4500. Eight room brick on Seventh Street for two families 406 down with balance as rent. Nine room brick converted to eight flats each with separate bath price 4400 with flexible terms.

Gaff Avenue

U S Sets New High Mark For Its Foreign Commerce

September foreign trade reached new records with imports at 262 million dollars and exports at 550 million dollars. Over the September 1917 figures imports rose by about 26 million and exports by around 100 million. For the nine months through September 1918 imports totaled 2,322 million dollars and exports 4,561 million, with exports showing a slight dip from the prior period.

Department of Commerce

Flag of Siberia Unveiled as New Republic Emblem

The latest addition to flags is the standard of the new Siberian republic. It is plain white and green, symbolizing snowfields and virgin forests as the state’s emblem.

New Siberian Republic

Sound Propagation Underwater Outpaces Air

Sound travels through water more than four times faster than in air. As early as 1827 the chime of a bell underwater was heard over two miles, illustrating the remarkable reach of underwater acoustics.

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