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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1912
Page
10
A newspaper ad touts a freckle removal system by Radcliffe Drug Company using double strength ethine. It claims a guaranteed money back policy if freckles persist and suggests one night of treatment yields a clear complexion at little cost. Rarely more than one ounce is needed.
Reading the season’s mood, women will favor extended sleeves that reach the hands and skirts that trail the floor. The frost line era phrase hints at a rise in long garments. The C. H. D. plans a rebuild along its tracks adding street access toward South Fifth Street.
Personal notices show Mr and Mrs Howard Meyman and daughter planning a two week trip. Mrs Belle Willig visits from Michigan, Miss Marge Wughes travels to Virginia, and Miss Tenors Pilgrim heads to Richmond. Several residents visit Chautauqua, Overpeck gatherings, and relatives in Pittsburgh, Dayton, and Toledo.
Miss Carrie Schlosser hosted the Sewing Club at her Ludlow Street home to celebrate her birthday when she and Louis Duemer Jr were revealed as engaged. The event featured pink and white decor, a luncheon, and a card group announcing the couple’s union, with guests from Hamilton and nearby towns.
Mrs. Atin Walk and Mrs. Kramer of Covington received trophies at a club gathering with free refreshments at five. Edith Bell King infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Virgil King died of meningitis at 230 Walnut Street. Funeral services set for 4:10 PM at Rev C By Line's residence. burial at Greenwood. Fire on Ludlow Street caused floor damage from a gas oven at 1:35 PM. loss estimated at $2.
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