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Newspaper

The Union

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1924

Page

2

Its remedy for all troubles the golden rule

A compact statement from Preston and Lincoln News Services via the N A A C P News Service asserting the golden rule as a universal remedy for racial national and individual troubles with emphasis on moral guidance and equality.

Preston Lincoln News Service N. A. A. C. P. News Service

BEHAVIOR: A call for conduct and public image among Colored people

A piece urging Colored men to be their brothers keepers and to maintain above reproach conduct in public spaces. It argues white judgment is based on their best products and condemns untidiness and coarse behavior, urging improvement to reach equal heights with other American citizens.

Negro Business and Merit as Keys to Success

A column argues that true progress for Black merchants lies in competing with whites on merit. It urges offering good bargains, prompt payments, and courteous service, rather than forming exclusive Negro enterprises or patronage. The piece stresses universal betterment through quality and efficiency.

Many Friends Visit, Travel and News in Cincinnati

Personal notices list numerous visits and travels among residents and guests in Cincinnati. Names include Mr. and Mrs. Hardrick visiting Taladega. Miss Edna Hill from Chicago. Mrs. Kate Harris improving. Mrs. Victoria Taylor hosting Miss Hattie Finley. Mr. St. Julian Renfro attending national meetings in Chicago. plus local gatherings, teas, and family visits in Pittsburg, Cleveland, Detroit, Columbus, and Chicago.

Ida B. Risher Chicago Kathryn F. Boyd Washington, D. C Indiana Dayton Cincinnati St. Julian Renfro

Civic League Call To Action For Community Awakening

A dated appeal urges organizing a Civic League of about a thousand to uplift the community. It criticizes perceived complacency among Colored Citizens and notes white participation in city government. It promises invitations to interested men and frames participation as a duty in a pivotal historical moment.

New Law Firm Adds Two Promising Attorneys

The city gains C. E. Hunter and C. K. Blythe as new attorneys. Hunter, a Wilberforce and Ohio State Law graduate, served in World War I, taught at East High School in Xenia, and practiced with Wilber King in Columbus before joining Blythe, a June 1924 OSU Arts and Law graduate admitted to the bar. They set up at 605 Smith Street above New Model Drug Store with full offices and equipment.

Wilber King Columbus Ohio Blythe Ohio State University Smith Street

Herb-o-Life Invigorates and Restores Vitality Claims

An advertisement touts Herb-o-Life as safe for instant eating, prevents indigestion and headaches, and boosts memory and reproductive health. It targets married women and aging men, inviting visits to Taylor Reed at 422 West Court Street to discuss merits and guarantees honesty from a traveling medicine seller.

Taylor West Court Street Western Wonder. CO West End

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