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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1911
Page
2
An old ad touts a baldness remedy claiming a 93 out of 100 success rate with guards against misuse. It advertises a “Pony” formula and claims a money back guarantee if not satisfying, noting it is sold only at a safe store in a listed address.
Norae Robinson tells of her husband Clemison’s alleged affair and the murder of his wife in Rogers Park. The coroner linked Clemison to the crime after he spent the evening with another woman, leading to a sensational courtroom reveal and vows of sacrifice amid tragedy.
A circuit court session schedules hearings involving Lanea Tinnent and Heney Garden Conrad Univ Mo Tovtinge at PB Malte inet ve Citizens Savings Bank Prose Co. The note states a mis will be heard on Ayn 20 and awaiting further details as the case proceeds.
A police report outlines a complaint involving Chavies catey and an exchanged sigber yy owarraul da police colt. It notes alleged breach of the peace and lieter ing sleeping in the chains at the place. Officers deterred a fight and Maya Stathwell Line and Bunnell are referenced in the context of the incident.
After her conviction she faces separation and vows to atone. She recalls telling her husband and family, expecting news of punishment, and says she will go to Chicago when summoned to explain everything to the authorities. She left for Chicago to confront the situation and seek forgiveness.
The St Stephen's church project launches Monday with wrecking and rebuilding to remove obstructions and enable new foundations. A thorough overhauling will replace damaged nodes, install a new organ to meet church needs, install art glass windows and wrought-iron features, and add a new steel stair and lighting fixtures before completion.
A garbled account describes a theater show at Smith's theater on Sunday with an act involving Mixie Veee and a dancer in a standing area plus an odd scene. Notable moments mention Frank Kineh wandering near Cheinnali station and an incident where he was grabbed by several people seeking to shake lands with bin,ab ity Ujo Lor President att. A man in a deess fui and plug hat resembled the president.
The Federated clubs announce an important meeting at the Chamber of Commerce tonight. Several subjects of importance will be considered and discussion will cover topics including stamp collecting and related interests at the YM YWCA venue.
A chaotic reminiscence of Alexander Cary and The Sweetest Girl in Paris at Smith's theatre on a Sunday night. The narrative follows a father’s disapproval and a son’s journey through theater, touring companies, and time away from home.
The description centers on a leading lady, a cook in the kitchen, and a manager in a restaurant setting. Brank Burke is noted to sing, with Murphy's restaurant mentioned, and the orchestra's holiday performance appears to falter as the lead actress faces demands regarding her actions.
All persons interested in forming a canoe club are requested to meet at the YMHA Monday night at eight o clock for information and discussion. There is a high level of interest and the plan may become a reality.
Tay Robertson leads a dramatic reading of The Passing of the Third Floor Back with Ian Robertson and Mary Shinn delivering strong performances. Critics hail the ensemble including Charles Vandenhort and William Owen for an impressive, convincing portrayal in a late 19th century style production.
In Hamilton a clothing merchant named Straus is described as very happy after a night of success. The piece notes ties to Ant Porthmouth and Hamillim with focus on wins and high spirits from a notable event.
A report describes youths at Sandy Hill and Laudiow streets throwing stones at a wagon nightly for several days. A man named Davie alleges ongoing harassment and an attempt to scare him, with an incident witnessed by Cron.
The article notes artificial chrysanthemums and other flowers, scented and crafted to imitate nature for lasting fragrance. It recalls ancient and historical use of artificial blooms, from Egyptian dyed flowers to Roman era preferences, highlighting renowned artisans and royal patrons like Maria Antoinette.
Indications point to bright red dominating spring attire, especially with black and white. Neckwear features bold scarlet silk, embroidered linen collars, and vivid four-to-hand and windward scarves. Parasol designs pair with this palette, using alternating plain and striped panels.
Jewelry style notes describe bowknots of brilliants as smart replacements for earlier pearl brooches. They are presented against black velvet or heavy corded silk backgrounds, with centers in Hibton blue enamel and a edge of brilliants.
A woman from Pound Wisconsin reports relief after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for dyspepsia and female troubles. The testimonial claims cures for displacements inflammation ulcers fibroid tumors irregularities pains backache and nervous prostration, urging others to try the remedy with free guidance.
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