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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1911
Page
3
Stephen Waite of Lansing Michigan recounts relief from stomach disease after using MI-ONA stomach pills. The Radcliffe Drug Co offers the product under two guarantees, promising relief or money back. Sold by Radcliffe Drug Co and druggists at 50 cents per bottle.
A society page fragment notes Miss Leal Levison and Mrs Abe Levison among attendees at a luncheon and an evening Bible program led by Mrs Ray Heasinger. A meeting place change relocates to Mrs Joh Griesmer in Tandemwale for April 17. An entertainment event is planned at Lindsey's on April 19 with both afternoon and evening sessions.
The fragmentary item records visits and visits by residents of Sharptown Indiana and nearby towns. Mentions John Elton and wife, James Whitehead, Mrs Lennie Dickson, Miss Dora Russell, Clem Garner and daughter, Marion Vargus, and Richard Applegate. References to Sunday diners, Friday visits, and household duties with scattered names and places.
An April program feature outlines events and schedules at Laila Pywabstoviann Sulshneh and Sunikey wunningys, with references to dinner, service themes, and governance notes. Exertin-Chief Two and Christ 3s igen are listed among activities, with a Secretary's Reports section noting tenodietiiai matters and tenodietiiai.
Manager Barton distributed a handful of releases to players Preble Waldren Mc Cameron and Gillasie while noting others may depart. Dusty Milley quit last night citing health, and Barton warned of lineup adjustments as weather and injuries pressure the squad. Jimmie and Jarkeon will join soon with plans to carry two dozen players as Teague Park workouts proceed amid uncertainty.
Communion services are set for Sunday April 16 in the UW. Local residents including Mrs. Foal Kintzler and Mrs. Mary Wattaler attend gatherings. plans mention old fashioned dances, prayers, and a community ball. Several names appear with family groupings and church activities noted amid scattered phrases.
Ve Latta of Main street underwent a surgical operation yesterday afternoon with Mrs Mugsteman of Prytidia assisting. The patient recovered in good order from beanias arethelia treated by Ve Wikhor bi. Griffith of Sanh Poarth street, and the entire team expects complete recovery soon.
Frederick Bhan and Charles Zeno Mikesell attended the city event for the Jinktintivy Ave of the sangt and accepted Seoul Hite branch of the Masonic order Thursday evening in Davlon Christi. The gathering marked the initiation of new candidates into the veribeyship.
In Uamittany vicinity week relatives visited as well as Dean lake and family Wear West Wiicton Adan Behl and family of Jona Wallman enjoyed Sunday. Russell had an injury Friday night from a colt. Chris Inhoff were Middletown visitors last day. Mr and Mrs Pearl Clevenger spent Sunday with John Kirk and family at MMilirtown. Lindsey Gifford was visited as well. Charles Schaws of West Middle lawn spent Monday with Mhiwy Schranh.
Mrs Eugene Hawthorne of May ton visits her sister Mrs Claude Freeman. Burl Roudlebush of Oxford tours Hamilton on business. Miss Menrietta and Katthyn Pucsing of Cincinnati spent yesterday in the city. Miss Flora Sehoid joins Trolbrook Bros. Attorney Ben Bickley attended on legal business. Miss Aldred Huber of Spring Geld visits Miss Panny Rife on Chestnut Street.
A jumble of misspelled lines includes consumer praises and requests for more samples. Names appear like Mrs. Dulia Ts and Gibson. Advertising tone praises a remedy, urging continued use and future orders.
A local stage offer promises two scenes at Bay Theatre with Peck's Bad Boy style humor. The first scene depicts a grocery and a hotel room, staged by longtime local troupe members led by Shultz. The second scene sets a family picnic and lively acts, aimed at Mabie’s people, featuring a small wine sales moment.
The Great Musical Act Cora Youngblood Sextelle headlines a diverse program at the Grand. Patrons praise her singing voice and the innovative effects of ACY Werden created for the show. A night of variety with juggling acts and dine and song promises lively entertainment.
A fragmentary legacy item lists various people and names over a weekend period. Mentions Cronk, Crawford, Merks, Kalley, Sipyane, Sha, Peak Elman, Burhows, Val Ripp, Prank Allie, and others with scattered activities. The readable text hints at visits, a seven operation, and family time, but specifics are unclear.
Fragmentary OCR text from Grand Rapids Michigan discusses a veterans home story with scattered phrases about figures like Ma Var Wert and Civil War era references. The garbled lines mention care, illness,covid era, and unclear personal details amid a jumble of words.
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