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Newspaper
The Union
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1918
Page
3
Business Cars is printed with pricing 1000 for $1.35 and 500 for 95c. No 7 move. Invitations announcements etc. Church printing a specialty. See samples cost nothing. Drop postal or phone. agent will call. Phone Ridge 395 R. K iL Eberosle 3710 Lueders avenue city Walnut Hills.
Bible School at 9 30 A M preaching at 11 A M and 7 P M Christian Endeavor at 7 P M cordially invited to attend For Rent furnished front room for man and wife Bath Electric Light 2529 Ida Ave Norwood
Advertising notice for printing cards offered at 1.53 per thousand with delivered service to any place. No special requirements, regular price. Samples available, drop postal or phone. Agency will call. Company owns its own building, no rent. K Ebersole Printing Co Cincinnati.
Mrs Lula Gaither completes hairdressing course at 406 Milton Street under Mrs Maggie Westfield of 1115 Myrtie Ave. She learns to make puffs and braids from cut combings.
Rev B F Smith claims whiskey is a sure cure or safe preventative for influenza and pneumonia. He questions officials like Dr Peters and Mayor Galvin and ridicules government medical research while asserting he has a formula in brain or abdomen.
Rev B F Smith preaches a sermonette linking Liberty Loan Bonds to spiritual bonds. He frames government bonds as safe when nations prevail and touts Christ bonds as superior with rewards of peace and joy. He urges the audience to confess sins and take up the cross and buy bonds to support the war effort and aid society.
An Ohio weekly article claiming colored soldiers died from poor quarters was shown to Camp Sherman officers. They said colored soldiers have as good quarters as white soldiers. Stables used for colored troops were cleaned and improved, with walls painted and stoves installed, making them as sanitary as regular barracks.
The Union cites a mixed source including a letter and a man with recent ties to Jeff Chillicoths. It notes artillery stables are used for them, and that only a few Colored individuals died, which is presented as a source of congratulation.
Chicago October 15 delegates from Minnesota Wisconsin Michigan Iowa Indiana Illinois Kentucky and Missouri told the Inland Daily Press Special Standing Committee that labor conditions have forced the consolidation of 259 daily papers and the suspension of 850 papers since the war began The meeting warned that paper costs could rise to 80 dollars per ton soon up ten dollars from current levels
In Charleston West Virginia October 16 the Supreme Court of Appeals reversed a murder conviction for Rock Young. It held that excluding African Americans from both grand and petit juries in Raleigh County violated the Fourteenth Amendment, granting a new trial due to the unfair jury composition.
Poem fragment by Eugene Field expresses longing to escape with mother to a dreaming land. The speaker invites a walk to a moonlit garden where rest, care, and bruises vanish. They promise a silver dew stream voyage and a hush of stars that soften dreams while mother leads toward a secret, ideal realm.
A call to readers to tell friends to subscribe and send names and addresses. The note frames The Union as a tool in a broader fight against a strong Jim Crow faction in Cincinnati, implying heightened community mobilization and political tension.
Nathan Smith files for divorce from Albertina Smith in the Court of Common Pleas Division of Domestic Relations, Hamilton County Ohio. Case number 169258 cites gross neglect of duty and adultery as grounds. Albertina must answer by November 18 1918 or judgment by default will be entered. Attorney L P Karch 5054 Second National Bank Building Cincinnati Ohio.
Three room modern flats with private bath and toilet, laundry use included. Located at 2235 Concord Street, Walnut Hills. Rent offered at 12 and 16 dollars.
Mrs Cora Sorter announces completion of the Poro System of hair dressing under Mrs Emma H Young and begins business at 925 Barr street. The move marks a new local salon opening with a specialized service.
Real estate listing offers six room brick on a 223 by 120 foot lot for 2000, an eight room modern house at 2500, a ten room modern brick on Gaff Avenue for 4500, an eight room brick on Seventh Street for 400 down with rent-like balance, and nine room brick in eight flats at 4400 with separate baths and hot water, terms available.
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