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Newspaper
The Union
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1920
Page
2
The Union explains its aim to teach the value of unity among readers and to foster true loyalty and pride. It urges collective effort for the city’s spiritual, material, mental, moral and political advancement through shared interests and cooperation.
A brief maxim presented in old style wording, reflecting a moral rule about reciprocity. The line emphasizes treating others as one wishes to be treated and suggests universal response to one’s actions.
A fervent opinion piece urges preachers teachers and leaders to warn the masses about spending sprees and luxuries amid rising costs. It laments conspicuous consumption notably fur niture and player pianos and attacks minorities while predicting hard times and layoffs. It advertises a sale by Rev. F. B. Day.
A letter from a Paris Texas citizen recounts the July lynching of Irv ing and Herman Arthur by a mob after a farm dispute. The account details torture cruelty toward the brothers and their sisters, mob parades, and police complicity, with many Negro residents fleeing town. It also includes an unrelated weight table for women.
Sunday Anita Stewart stars in The Turning Point while Alice Brady appears in The Bace. Vivian Martin headlines The Whims of Society on Tuesday and La Belle Russe with Theda Bara on Wednesday. Helen Holmes in The Tiger Band leads Friday action, followed by DrifTwoop with Robert Warwick in five part feature. Saturday brings House Peters in The Closed Road with a big Tuesday pool and Mills Frisby’s Jazz Babies segment. No advance in admission.
Lincoln Theatre presents Ruth Roland in Ruth of the Rockies and The Cyclone starring Tom Mix plus The Branded Four with Dorothy Gish. Robert Warwick in Thou Art the Man and My Lad's Garter. Pirate Gold and The Gold Diggers. Fox Just Skirts and a Sennett comedy. Masonic parade and Shrine Knight Templar visuals, competitive drill at Hunt street grounds. Sunday closes with Ruth Roland cliffhanger.
Timestead Development Association promotes ownership of one or more lots in Cherry Grove with free development and future net profits. Each 50 by 144 foot lot is priced at 5450 with terms of 3 dollars per month no interest and a money back guarantee. Includes plantings and a warranty deed. Department A Cincinnati address and phone provided.
An old classified style ad from K. Ebersole Printing Co cites a one dollar eighty five cent relivered price and urges readers to see samples first. It lists a Cincinnati address at 32710 Leeders Ave and a Ridge 592 phone line noting own building and no rent, with instructions to drop postal or call.
Promote early eye examinations for children to prevent study difficulties. Visit Eyesight Specialist at 405 West Fifth Street Cincinnati for affordable, lowest prices.
In a Boston Transcript excerpt Miss Bute edges Ferdie toward a cautious romance as Edith counsels restraint. The dialogue hints at social intrigue and hinted affection within a poised upper crust scene.
An elderly neighbor known for moralizing visits a convalescent. After standard condolences, she notes that when we feel unwell we think we are worse off, but when worse we wish to be as well as we once were. The remark, quoted from Youth's Companion, is memorable.
Fragmentary ad note presents a request for agents to handle a new air restorer service. Mentions Mae or Medam Keater and a postal address 2702 Aime Place, Walnut Hills. Details are garbled but imply a sales or recruitment notice for a restorer product or device.
A discussion among ground keepers compares early century bread jumping records and marks from Paddy O Connor and Killduff. The tale recounts Killduff fleeing cannibals in Africa, leaping a river of about one hundred feet, then boasting of the feat. The dialogue ends with Dan noting the jump’s challenge from the start.
A humorous exchange has Doctor accused of being very busy and rumpled, to which the doctor replies with a distracted quip about "killing work." The dialogue showcases light tone and character quirks.
Sir Robert Ball spoke on Sun Spots and Solar Chemistry drawing a reply from a young lady who missed the lecture. He quipped that it would not have interested her as it was about sun spots and she joked she has freckles. Two Irish groundkeepers then worked the Georgetown University broad jump pit after workouts.
An American paper notes Centralia Washington displayed calmness after the lynching of the I W W secretary on Tuesday night. Punch urges readers to emulate Centralia’s restraint.
A past OCR fragment advertises one thousand printed cards with any wording for 2.25 and samples to view. It mentions no special or regular price and includes a postal or phone inquiry with an agent to call. It lists Hav 70 rent and claims own their own building at 710 Lacders Ave Cincinnati.
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