08 Aug 1912
Page 6
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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1912
Page
6
A late 19th or early 20th century beauty column offers home remedies for hair growth, dandruff, and skin care. It prescribes substances like ganthrox powder for hair shine, calamine and gel cream jelly for skin, pyroxin for lash growth, and parmolis fat reduction tonics. It also includes tonics for blood cleansing and eye care using erystol and glycerine.
Walker S. Brown reports from Philips company camp near Buckeye Lake Ohio that suffragists Eliza Well Freeman and Rosalie Jones began a campaign trip from New York City across Ohio and planned to return Sunday. Contributions aided Mrs Antoinetta Guiminsly at Ch ehruti City Hospital while farmers were urged to study constitutional amendments before the September vote amid scarce market conditions and dry weather.
Washington reports lawmakers approved a bill funding executive and judicial needs while a senate vote blocked it. The measure would end life tenure for civil service workers and dismantle the commerce court, amid talk the president may veto and delay the July 1 appropriation. The bill includes a 4 million dollar appropriation. Also noted are treasonous acts and sentences for suffragette plotters and an accomplice receiving prison terms.
A wedding anniversary celebration marked a double occasion in Trenton as Mr and Mrs Leynard Goebel observed their golden anniversary at St German Lutheran Church. The event honored their August 7 1802 marriage joined by Mr and Mrs Herman Subventialg in a ceremony at the same church. A large reception followed with many local residents in attendance and an elaborate dinner.
A Hamilton Ohio man extols Doan's Kidney Pills after decades of use, claiming relief from kidney pain and lameness since 1895. The advertisement cites testimonials from L. Tichman and J Liebman, dated 1907 and 1911, with Millan Company of Butler County New York as sole agents and a price of 50 cents.
Mrs. Soppel seeks divorce from her 77 year old husband in Milwaukee after 25 years of marriage. She desires to marry a younger man who can support her, while noting the husband’s kindness and inability to earn enough. The couple walked into Courtwood’s office with smiles, expressing mutual assent to the separation.
Cincinnati reports Prof. Pliny A. Johnston chosen as superintendent to succeed Dr. Frank B. Dyer. Johnston, recently named Woodward High School principal after Dr. E B Coy’s retirement, follows Lyon’s transfer to Hughes as part of district leadership changes amid strong business support.
Sarah Kerry widow of William Kerry died Tuesday morning at age 84 after a long illness. Survived by seven children, eight grandchildren, and several great grandchildren. Funeral held Saturday at 2:30 at the home in Miltonville with burial in Miltonville.
An advertisement touts TZ and THA products as remedies for foot pain and swelling. It praises relief from aching feet and urges readers to send money and mail order to Walter Luther Dodge in Chicago for a trial package.
Harugari lodge 0 held a large meeting last night at the Light House in response to a request from the German American Alliance and the Schwaben Verein. Five-dollar refreshments were approved, and members will attend the upcoming convention on August 294 and 23. Max Fingus will represent the order, while Aberharde Conrad Markert was elected as delegate to the German American Allinner convention in Youngstown in September. Applications for pen members were received despite recent sickness and three deaths. the lodge remains active and in good standing.
Mrs Belle Topps widow of Mar Maduke Veyps died Thursday afternoon from internal hemorrhage after a capeur for some time. She lived in the Grudhach flats South Fourth and Ludlow streets and is survived by several children, none of whom reside in the city. Her husband died several years ago.
The Senate last night refused to strike from the Panama Canal bill the provision exempting American ships from tolls. Debate ran from 1 p.m. to midnight before adjourning without a vote on the bill. The Burton amendment to remove discrimination failed amid British protest notes. Senators voting for the Burton amendment included Brame, Gee, Burton, Crane, Gromaa, Lodge, Nelson, Oliver, Penrose, Root, and Welmore.
Provson Mase Aug a tenant for banana eating faced a strange incident Wed afternoon when George Marto employed a freight house and then consumed a mountain of bananas. He reportedly ate dozens of meat sandwiches and doughnuts before attempting to steal more. at four o'clock he claimed to be finished after a long eating spree.
Short illness ends the life of Dr. Prod Bou at Polyelinge hospital in New York aged 42. Born December 29 1869 in Atoola UL he grew up in Hamilton and graduated from Hamilton high school in 1887. He earned a medical degree at Vie Guus University and was esteemed as a leading physician. After his wife’s death nine years ago he moved to New York where he built a large practice and served at Polyelinic hospital. His death saddened friends in Hamilton and Butler County who recall his many acts of friendship. Remains will be brought to Hamilton for interment in Graey wood county. Further funeral notices will follow.
Probate court records show Mary C. Hicks filing to be appointed guardian of Tues Hicks age 16, heir of Charles W. Lujaks, deceased. The action seeks legal guardianship and custody arrangements as part of estate administration.
Women recount relief from long standing health problems after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. One Sikeston reader credits it with lifting headache, weakness, and inability to work, restoring energy for chores and social visits. A Murrayville reader says it averted surgery for severe female trouble, restoring strength and health.
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