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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1917
Page
1
Community churches list service times sermons and events across Zion Evangelical Lutheran First Reformed United Presbyterian Seventh Day Adventists and St Pauls Evangelical Church Includes Adult Bible classes Sunday schools and choir practices with mention of speakers students and visiting missionaries. aims to promote upcoming canvass and church gatherings through late August and early September.
A detailed society page lists numerous Wednesday and Thursday gatherings across East Hamilton. Attendees include Miss Elizabeth Arlinghans, Miss Freda Millen, Mrs Pew, and Mrs DeArmond among others. Events feature rehearsals, church activities, visiting relatives, and upcoming commitments with notices of sermons and pieced social duties.
Dispatch details a disturbance at the bathing place of Kaiser in Copenhagen as German troop movements loom. The report notes travelers and convoy movements influencing daily life and home deliveries, with officials stating no change to accounts or services.
The Jefferson venue presents Marie Doro in The White Pearl with radiant stage presence and a tale of passion and peril on a Japanese island. At The Eagle, Jane and Katherine Lee star in a lively youth portrayal They deliver high energy and bright charisma. Sidney Bostic headlines Borrowed Plaемy at The Jewel, with Georgian period intrigue and witty dialogue. Gullery Blackwell and Hlyidge perform The Privy at Pride as a stylish world premiere, dramatizing daring escapades and romance across a vivid cast. The Jewel features Viola Dawn in God’s Law a photoplay praised for its poetic drive and expressive dancing.
Week Twenty Years Ago reports the Columbia Carvingge Co acquiring distillery property on both sides of Coubral Avenue, fifteen acres for an amount near 00,000. Town incidents include a bicycle arrest, a street accident near Oxford, school commencement plans, and a series of obituaries and personal notices detailing resident deaths, births, and local events across Hamilton area.
A garbled excerpt references names like Robert Connegs and Mabel Trunnelleix, a ghost in old Morro, and watches online amid a dusk at Hie picapets. The fragment hints at a narrative plan, burial, and a daunted gloom with obscure, partial phrases.
Dayton and nearby Covington and Piqua see gradual progress in a labor dispute involving the traction company. Old employees remain unsettled while city officials press for patience as negotiations continue, with unions seeking a fair settlement and stable service.
A noisy tent city with elephants paces toward Hamilton as Sells Floto Shows prepare to roll into town Sunday. Crowds gather for a parade, big tents, trained animals, and acts featuring the Kalido and other troupes in a full day of performances at the fairgrounds.
The report notes arrests by Stiles Marshal Powers and federal agents of a former employee and a proclaimed national spy linked to events around North York. One man, Bronklyny, faces transfer to Tala for further processing while another, Karl Graves, is described as a legal case tied to espionage.
Mrs. George Heese and dangle Mleanovenee spent a vacation in Danville Kentucky. A chicken supper at the residence of Mrs. Peatt Tyree Thursday evening proved a success. A group of young folks motored Wednesday morning and at…
A garbled social column lists numerous names and partial events. Mentions parties at residences, visits to relatives, and travel notes with distorted spellings and unclear dates, reflecting a damaged 19th or early 20th century society snippet.
Unclear text indicates General George Wood Lt Woot to keep current duties amid speculation of possible retirement. Statements describe ongoing service and continued responsibilities within the military context.
A sensational health advertisement touts Hypoferrin as the cure for age, pallor, and weakness. It claims the tonic restores vigor, boosts blood and nerves, and guards health, urging readers to buy at $1 per package from The Sontane Remediew Coy Gavinnat Ohio.
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