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Newspaper
The Union
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1919
Page
2
Six months rate listed for The Union, with partial figures and unclear pricing. The OCR text shows subscription terms including six months and one month options, but key numbers and exact pricing are garbled. The readable entities include The Union and subscription timeframes.
K of P Endowment Board met in Columbus with 1904 transfer of all funds to H M Higgins Grand Treasurer totaling 24000 dollars. President Sneed and Higgins to Cincinnati. meetings to stay at Grand Secretary office 863 Mt Vernon Ave Columbus. Palestine Co B returned from Atlantic City after drills with prizes and praise for General Jackson and civic officers.
President elect King of Liberia arrived Friday morning with his wife and Hon. W. F. Worley. Through Bishop Hartzell he was quartered at the Linton. A 25 member committee greeted him at the Mayor's office and Mayor Galvin delivered the welcome.
The piece argues that Jim Crow is not about race preference but racial superiority. It counters Whittier’s views by highlighting dignity, equal seating rights, and the denigration of Black progress. It cites W. E. B. Du Bois, Carter G. Woodson, and Kelly Miller and praises Black achievement and self-respect.
Mrs L Williams spent Sunday at Avondale and Rev Broadus visits. Mrs Anna Chapman returned home and Miss Carey Warner quietly married. Mr Bronson buried last Friday and Miss Ella Jones called to Ripley Ohio for her father’s illness. Many neighbors share updates on health moves, travel, and local social events within Millsdale and Hartwell communities.
Horace Sudduth reports several sales to new owners across Walnut Hills and surrounding neighborhoods. Emma S Cottle’s seven room house at Buena Vista and Gilbert sold to Dr. and Mrs Edward B Gray for autumn occupancy. Wm Eskridge buys a nine room Walnut Hills home at 892 Wehrman for investment. Robert O Brien sale of seven rooms at Ridgeway to Rev Samuel Knox and his wife. E E Minnes acquires eight Wyoming lots for market housing. E Winnes sells eight five room houses at 626 East Sixth to Amos A Watts and his wife who plan to move soon.
Dr Edwin Creig Will to address the Brown Chapel Christian Endeavor this Sunday September 21 1919 from 6 to 7 PM Public cordially invited Georgien R Smith President P J Blackburn Pastor with details in local church notice
If your hair is bad it is your own fault. Madam D. L. Butler's Grow er and Treatments will make your hair soft, straight and glossy. The folowing ladies have completed a course in scalp treatment and hair dressing Why not give them a trial. Phone Woodburn 3434-L.
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