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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1911
Page
3
A dated warning condemns depilatories as dangerous, citing barium sulfide pastes that can scar and fail to remove hair. It touts a allegedly safer De Miracle preparation, claims endorsement by authorities, and offers a 52 page booklet from De Miracle Chemical Co for $2.50.
A Monday bill by Senator Huttman and Representative Wi Donson proposes redrawing the second common pleas judicial district. The plan subdivides counties into three districts with Butler in the first, Miami Champaign Clark Greane Warren Clinton in the second, and Montgomery Darke Preble in the third, potentially yielding no Democratic advantage in districts one and three.
Gorn Producer Peter Davin of Grabhy Massachusetts set a new production recount and received an $800 award from the New Bruss and Garis exposition judges. The test plot covered an acre where Mg Doyle inverted 108 percent harvest of dry yellow corn. The harvest yielded 127 linwahels of corn.
The Louisville Courier Journal cites civic planning as key to attracting residents and investment. It lauds Washington and Cleveland for orderly street layouts and envisions Manila expanding with radial boulevards. It argues road and street quality signals progress and national standing.
A discussion on city beautification as a public good. Belgians and Denver are cited, showing investments in parks and civic buildings attract visitors and residents. The concept treats the city as a union of villages, with social life sustained by a core of closely connected people.
An old ad claims a liquid remedy defeats skin infections and eczema while scolding greasy salves. It touts a "25 cent trial bottle" from Awe & Son as a quick cure and asserts the liquid soothes and heals the skin better than any prior treatment.
An old advertisement urges wives to consider Orrine against alcohol abuse by husbands or sons. It touts two forms a tasteless powder and a pill version, claims a money back guarantee if no benefit, and notes pricing at $1.00 per box with a mailed booklet offer. The notice cites The Radcliffe Drug Co in Washington DC and local sponsorship.
The article discusses defining a village by its resident population and notes a village edge may form alongside the original. It advocates forming improvement societies linked to school grounds and urges clubs to improve school yards with real, meaningful work.
James Sturgess describes a 19th century figure 4 trap in Farm and Home detailing a box trap with a bait stick, trigger, and notched uprights. The design includes a brace and hinge to hold the cover, with risks of动物 moving the cover and a release mechanism to trap small animals.
The Consular Trade Reports criticizes American fathers for wastful use of land and highlights the Rockefeller educational board push to educate agriculturists. It notes European nations average higher yields per acre in wheat and rye, with Germany and England far ahead, while U S yields lag significantly. The piece argues improving yields could reduce living costs globally and empower broader reading of world trends.
A garbled report describes Tha Spinach Plantation and mentions an amusement plantation feeling mulched. Details are unclear but imply a local property event with possible landscaping issues and a community interest angle.
The Elyria Chamber of Commerce hosted a monthly dinner at the audllow club with a large attendance. Prominent Elyria businessman Mr Garford, a leading Republican, spoke about city progress and how it has been achieved, citing growth from 4,000 to 16,000 in population and 900 to 1,910 in trams.
A fragmented agricultural note extols cash buyers, emphasizes Kansas leading winter wheat production, and discusses soil, manure, and garden planning. It stresses thorough tillage, pre-planning beds weeks ahead, and the value of soil balance for better yields, with broken phrases reflecting OCR text.
A damaged ad-style story features J W Landon of Charleston West Virginia sharing recovery from a nervous breakdown after using Dr Williams Pink Pills for Nervous Troubles. The piece touts blood nourishment as key to nerve health, urges readers to request a free booklet, and notes pills cost six for two dollars and fifty cents plus postage.
Fragmentary text notes a misjudged practice by a local farmer compared with the care of a lawyer, doctor, preacher, and merchant. It mentions a barrel in pine water, an apple, and a cens or nf barrel, highlighting a cautionary contrast in professional diligence.
Planning the farm home blends beauty with order and sanitary condition. The article urges setting back houses from the road, creating a lawn and tree backdrop, and placing barns and buildings to form a harmonious whole. It advises homemakers to plan for future growth and to position structures to allow expansion.
An advertisement touts Fosa as a quick cure for dandruff and an itchy scalp, promising removal of hair loss and gray or faded hair. It claims men and women of all ages can regain natural color and growth, urging readers to mail a free coupon for a $1 package to a city address.
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