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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1913
Page
14
The article discusses flood risks and praise for bridges, with debates over whether to keep temporary fixes or move to a permanent structure. Representative Gard Me Barts notes valley residents will benefit from flood prevention work, and state workers may assist in funding and implementing a scientific system to ensure long term safety.
Fragmented obituary notes the Wiegand family, including a seventeen month old infant, Ethel Mae, and Hiram Wiegand of a local address. Details are garbled but indicate a morning gathering and a funeral planned for Monday, with scattered references to neighborhood locations and a family loss.
A testimonial from Mrs Bona Estersnane of Middletown Pa extols Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relief from severe illness and fatigue. The notice claims the product restored health, enabling resumed housework and well being, and encourages other women to write for advice in confidence.
Delicate society events unfold as Mrs. Clarance Helvey hosts a refined luncheon at Avondale for Miss Wigwheth Parrish and friends, followed by gift exchanges at a dance and a notable bridal announcement for Myrtle Mae Meacham Brookhardt to wed Earl Armbrust. Local socialites include Mrs. Brace, Miss Peters, and numerous Avondale residents with a full afternoon of cards, flowers, and etiquette.
A jumble of personal notices lists Miss Ananda Wunderliel departing for a visit with her brother in Detroit and other locals like Mrs. Clyde Stevenson planning a move to Santa Ana. Several families from Chicago, Milwaukee, and California are visiting relatives here, with trips by boat to Louisville and travel to Clevehunt and Puckeye Lake mentioned among many domestic movements.
A notice from Langdon of Piqua Ohio states a simple right of way claim and assignment related to a party named Catarth and Astin. The claimant asserts an interest and provides directions for notification to those awaiting the matter.
The article notes commissioners bonded 890,00 for County Mansarey Larry by Jong Jye Ure ywar, with Lang's second torat and a new law about safety band pod and premium payments. It mentions delivery in October and questions whether the jail heating plant suffices for the proposed courthouse opposite Court Street.
Church notices list Mass schedules and devotions at St Josephs Noy, St Peters Holyoke, and St Stephens North Second Street with Holy Masses, vigils, benedictions, and baptisms. Activities include Mariae devotion, religious education, and parish gatherings led by Rev. Anthony W Thire and other clergy, detailing sermon topics and feast observances.
A dubious health offer promises cure for rheumatism and related ailments. The ad alleges a proven system with testimonials and a home method. It names a distant author and asks readers to respond for free materials and a mail response for more information.
The readable lines describe a chaotic scene with mentions of a person named Chey, a public setting, and references to a daughter and changes in status. Details are incomplete, leaving the exact actions and names ambiguous and difficult to verify.
A vast gathering of 17 000 athletes, all in uniform dress, moved onto a new stadium larger than Stockholm’s, and performed synchronized gymnastics amid music. The event showcased an unprecedented collective display attracting strong praise from onlookers.
Fragmented notes report city briefs on Salvation Army tea work at Tadlows place, a union meeting at Sutherhand pel, and a Lions Prawns event on the Woolwn Mills lawn. Mentions legal troubles, a university graduate in Mes MS, and community discourse on liberty and public life.
An early 20th century ad style piece describes a child with watery blisters and a fiery red face. It recounts a remedy using Curecura Soap and Ointment, praises relief, and notes no further trouble after treatment. The text cites a promotional pamphlet and addresses an audience about hair and scalp care products.
In Hamilton and surrounding county, voters oppose signing petitions opposing the Warnes and Kilpatick tax laws. Critics fear appointed assessors will be biased and raise property taxes, while supporters say measures place power with the people. Some signers cite confusion and lack of understanding of the petitions. The opposition argues the referendums threaten funding for schools and local services.
M rs C C Rumsey reports costly pearls stolen from her home. Investigation targets society members and global jewelry market links. Police say total loss ranges around 225000 dollars with a 10000 dollar centerpiece necklace among the valuables. Suspects include Mrs H l a son and others connected to fashion circles.
Planting time depends on locality, weather, and boll condition. The Ohio experiment station found earliest planting yields from April 36, while best results came from May 24, with some crops secured from planting as late as June 32, noting sod land with contamination.
A long excerpt reports on corn planting timing and seeding rate. It notes planting in the second week of May, soil fertility, and content of stalks. It cites trials at Ohio State University and Minds experimental station with yields and depths. It concludes corn should be planted early, about 12 000 plants per acre, and shallow to warm the surface.
Advertises Resinol Ointment and Resinol Soap as quick solutions for itching, burning, and disfiguring skin conditions. Claims healing of sores, boils, rashes, and piles with opal jars priced a dollar. Mentions Baltimore based company and mail order.
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