Passover Feast Begins Friday Evening in Hamilton
The Jews of Hamilton start Passover, the Feast of Unleavened Bread, Friday evening. The observance spans a week ending Friday, April 29, with Seder rituals at home and the Hagadah recounting Israel’s deliverance. The festival symbolizes liberty and spiritual renewal for all mankind.
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Honor for Murphy elected to state chamber board
At a Connersville meeting Tod dnat Tridey a Jes 4A Murphy was elected a member of the Advisory Board of the Indiana State Chamber of Commerce.
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Adam Weiss Probate Case Names Widow as Executor
The will of Adam Weiss of Hamilton filed for probate Thursday names widow Elizabeth Weiss as executrix, granting her control of the entire estate. The document specifies the widow as the sole beneficiary and executor, signaling a straightforward settlement under local probate rules.
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Corns Cure Claims Quick Relief with Freezore Bottle
An ad style claim promotes Freezore a tiny bottle designed to remove hard corns and calluses quickly without irritation. The text describes using small amounts and mentions Préexone and Pour Couggiat as sellers. Actions are presented as simple and effective for corns between toes and on feet.
Evans Triple Phosphates Ad Promise Boosts in Three Weeks
A vintage advertisement touts Evans Triple Phosphates to restore nerve strength confidence and ambition for overworked people. It claims a fifty percent better vitality within a week or money back and urges thrice daily dosing with a three week treatment. The Radcliffe Drug Co and Howes Drug Co endorse the product.
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Life spared for Eaton after pardon board action
In Shreveport Louisiana reports say Lannie Eaton, condemned for murder, had his death sentence commuted to life imprisonment by the state pardon board. The sheriff of Ouachita parish reportedly forgot about the hanging date, causing the delay. Governor Parker requested opinions, but clemency was not extended, leaving the case to the pardon board’s decision. Also noted is FitzGerald’s first bill proposing a Workingman's Compensation law for the District of Columbia in the House.
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Aged Coffin Now a Relic on View in Columbus
The coffin of Edwin Oppick, who was executed by federal authorities for his role in John Brown's raid, is on display at the Ohio State Archaeological Museum on Ohio State University grounds. Oppick, buried by Quakers at Salem, was exhumed for safety and reburied in a metal coffin with a marker to deter disturbance. The relic has recently been added to museum curios.
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Varieties Of Potatoes Highlight U S Farm Notes
Ohio Experiment Station notes hundreds of potato varieties with Bliss Triumph as early main, Gobbler Rose mid and Green Mountain Gold Gain mid season. Local testing urged before changing varieties. Wheat disease surveys study flag smut take all and related ailments. some varieties show susceptibility. Foresters favor native oaks maples elms over foreign stock for lawns and streets.
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Pilli Tells About Brazil In Interesting Talk To Class
A Tuesday evening talk by Mille R. Pilli of New York offered an in depth view of Brazil and South America. Pilli, recently back from a year long business trip, discussed trade, currencies, exports and opportunities, and noted German methods shaping South American commerce. He highlighted first hand experiences and touched on climate soils and garden topics, ending with remarks on agriculture and crop improvements in Kansas and Illinois.
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Gilmore Case Set For Rehearing In Preble County Court
The case of Craig Gilmore of Eaton, found guilty in the Preble County common pleas court of assaulting Mrs Amy You Kanle Hamilton and Leavice of domestic science at Eaton High School, is set for a hearing before the court of appeals at Daytona on Thursday, May 22.
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