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Newspaper
The Union
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1926
Page
3
The text criticizes flattery as pervasive and hollow, recounting a blind woman amid a minister's guests who praises appearance she cannot see, plus ministers and pastors who rely on flattering tactics to avoid conflict. It notes leaders who tell truth struggle for audience, while flatterers prosper, and mentions African coast to coast news tradition and a claimed ancient radio by priests.
Investigating scientists note Africans in dense jungles have built radio and telegraph style instruments. The goudou goudou is a 6 by 3 foot wooden block with a carved interior shell struck by two rubber covered hammers. Messages audible up to six miles if a river broadcasts station is nearby.
John Patton of 3460 Independence Road says a man posing as a member of the Improved Benevolent Protective Order of Elks of the World taught him to carry money safely. The counterfeit tutor swapped envelopes, leaving Patton with $785 missing when he checked his bank deposit. He reports the incident to police seeking the suspect and the lost funds.
The USDA issues home laundering guidance to ease rural washing by piping water to tub kettles with a flexible hose and siphoning waste water. It recommends filling a short hose, sealing ends, submerging one end, and opening to create a siphon for easy draining and notes a faucet added to the wash boiler aids emptying.
Catholic worshippers from Natchez and Catholic South gather at Elizabeth's Hall as Bishop Gerow speaks to thousands amid the Congress era. The scene includes numerous Black nuns and a strong church presence in the city.
A House Detective and Hotel Stenographer clash over radio fans. Kelly jokes that radio disrupts domestic life, while the Detective explains the social role of women at home. The exchange ends with Kelly admitting radio is as clear as listening to him. Copyright by the abonnehnt Syndicate Inc.
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