Oxford Girl Struck By Truck On Street
Hlenor Staney Jey, year-old daughter of Mr and Mrs Harald Stanley, was struck by a passing truck on Oxford road Aug 25. Luther Gentes was driver and assisted. the girl suffered severe bruises but remains in stable condition. Funeral notices follow for Mrs Brown and others. Edna Johnson undergoes surgery at Mercy hospital. a baby girl arrives at the Sloan home, both mother and child reported well.
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Mh Rd
Hlenor Stane Jey
Les
Harald Stanley
Luther Gentes
Brown
John Keller
Fannie Shera
Irace Muning
Low
James Wright
Munn
Sloane
Dwight Sloan
Attractions At The Oxford Theatres
Friday and Saturday present Mae Marsh in Tittle Fear Lady plus Douglas McLean in The Home Stretch at the Oxford Theatre. The program also notes What Every Woman Known as a feature.
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Oxford Theatres
Oxford
Mae Marsh
Douglas McLean
Real Estate Transfers and Local Notices
Real estate transfers listed for numerous properties in Hamilton Morgan and Waynes townships with buyer seller names and parcel details. Also arrest report on Judge Patterson for speeding in Middletown and a notice of couples licensed to wed in various states.
Foley Kidney Pills Advert for Mary Rourke
Mrs Mary Rourke of 1097 N Allister St San Francisco reports relief from backache after using Foley Kidney Pills. The advertisement targets women doing housework or office work with ailments like kidney trouble, rheumatic pains, stiffness, and biliousness and claims the pills relieve these symptoms.
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Mary Rourke
N. Allister St
San. Francisco
Calif
Foley
Adv
New Miami Laundry Offers Hat Renovation Service
Oxford business notices advertise Genuine Tennessee Jelliva coal, Shinkle, phone 95. Bring in your felt hats for renovation and repair before the rush starts as of August 24.2t.
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Tennessee
New
Miami
College Corner O Aug 24 College visits and gatherings
Richmond residents Kessler Black and Electa Black with Neva Ivans join Glenn Marton and kin for weekend visit. Esther Black nurse from Richmond Hospital on two week vacation. Murry Bake, C W George, Elsie Chaney picnicked near Brookville. Miller reunion at Albert Miller home. Dr Mosbaugh and family visit Cambridge City.
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College Corner
Kessler Black
Richmond
Electa Black
Neva Ivans
Lebanon
Glenn Marton
Tilda Ault
Howard Bryant
Darrtown
David Barger
Leonard Brown
Esther Black
Richmond Hospital
Isiah Montgomery
Nell Lynch
Charlotte
N. C
Ivan Black
Murry Bake
C. W. George
Elsie Chaney
Brookville
Carl Miller
Lindsey
John Lindsey
Fred Witler
Tiberty
George Witler
Jellica
Tenn
Miller
Albert Miller
Mosbaugh
Mary Pentecost
Searchers swarm Findlay Market area over missing Freda Hornberger
Citizens flood Cincinnati streets in a bid to aid the missing nine year old, as detectives arrest Andrew Lieberman and Joseph Spiker in the suspected case. Rumors of the girl’s discovery ignite packed crowds and mob pressure near Dunlap and Race streets, with officers protecting the prisoners at First District Station.
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Cincinnati
Oy Abe
Freda Hornberger
John Hornberger
East
Clifton Avenue
Findlay Market
Since Street
Edward Schwaebel
John Wank
Andrew Lieberman
Dunlap Street
Joseph Spiker
Race Street
First District
Lieberman
Mohawk
McMickan
Third District
Columbus Named Prohibition Capital of Ohio by Official
The Ohio Anti Saloon League capital Columbus is hailed as the state prohibition capital for having the highest city bootlegger to area ratio and the strictest enforcement stigma. State commissioner Don Parker credits severe fines and lenient treatment of violators for Columbus ease in obtaining a drink, declaring it the easiest city in Ohio to procure alcohol.
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Ohio
Ohio Anti-Saloon League
Columbus
Don ¥. Parker
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Toledo
Sys Dudga Parker
Rialto screens Brewster's Millions last times today
At the Rialto, Fatty Arbuckle stars in Brewster's Millions from Paramount. The program includes The City Dude from Briggs and a Paramount Magazine segment showing current events with world scenes. Arbuckle plays three ages of Monte Brewster in a clever screen rendering of George Barr McCutcheon's novel.
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Ore Rialto
Brewater
Paramount Magazine
Faramount
Roscoe
Fatty) Arbuckle
Paramount
Veriele
Monte Brewster
Walter Is
Wote
Joseph Henahery
Henahery
TODAY'S BEAUTY TALK DELIVERS EASY SHAMPOO HACK
A beauty tip suggests buying vaulbrox from a druggist and mixing a teaspoon in hot water to create a tall shampoo liquid. It promises thorough dandruff and dirt removal, easy application over the entire scalp, quick drying, and a light perfumed finish that leaves hair soft and manageable.
Silent chase ends as detectives nab two suspects
Police surround the Hornberger residence as Joseph Spilker and Andrew Lieberman are arrested after a dawn inquiry. Spilker tries to flee toward a window but is stopped by Detective Schwaebel. Both men refuse to comment on the Hornberger girl’s disappearance.
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Elmer D. O'Neil
Joseph Spilker
Hornberger
Will
Spilker
Andrew Lieberman
Lieberman
Schwaebel
Louise Spilker
Race Street
Optimism Expressed By Business Men Across Nation
A Journal of Commerce telegraphic survey shows broad optimism in the business outlook nationwide. Respondents foresee a likely short crop, firm prices, strong demand, and steady vigorous trade, with food conditions influencing financial prospects.
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New York
Journal of Commerces
Hamilton to Screen Real Pictures of World War Action
Frank Darwin post of the American Legion brings actual WWI combat pictures to the Jefferson theatre in Hamilton for next Tuesday to Thursday. The exhibition shows no staged scenes, with images taken on firing lines and approved by the U S War Department. Widely praised by veterans and officers, the display underscores genuine frontline experiences. Also reported, the estate of Bine M Holly of Trenton valued at 35 000 with executor P B Holly handling 21 000 in personal property.
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Hamilton
France
Frank Darwin Post
American Legion
Jefferson Theatre
Nok
United States War Department
Iivtyal
Bine Holly
Bine M. Holly
Trenton
P. B. Holly
Ike Martin Returns to Cincinnati to Visit Ill Son
After a two year absence Colonel Ike Martin of New York travels to Cincinnati to be with his son Jack who lies ill at Jewish Hospital. The young wife recently collapsed due to overindulgence in athletic sports but is recovering and no serious complications are anticipated.
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Msrtin'b Bon
Cincinnati
Ike Martin
New York
Queen City
Lis Son
Jack
Hd Jewish Hospital
Building Permit Granted for bungalow on Miami Street
Frank Ruth receives a building permit to construct a bungalow on Miami Street at a cost of 3000 dollars. The notice mentions Grove's Laxative Bromo Quinine Nine tablets marketed by E. W. Grove for headache and cold relief with a genuine heart signature, urging readers to buy Bromo.
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Frank Ruth
Miami Street
GROVE
E. W. Grove
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Harry Leshner
Cole
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James E. Faucett
Mary Lechner
Matt Daniel
Ethel
Atwood Hardwick
Edward Be, Brown
George W. McGilliard
Peter Bender
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Charles A. Kohn
Allis Crist
Thomas G. Hick
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Margaret Bois
Frank Geier
George B. Merchant
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Bertha Butcher
John. Wesley Canp
Andrey and
Josephine Krause
John Coodman
Beeen Ee
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Middletown
Tudge R. ©. Patterson
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Montgomery County
Clyde Bonner
Patterson
Taylor M. Snyder
Alilen
Mich
Esther 3. Smith
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Louisville
Gertride Bell
Oxford Motor CO
Gilbert
Maybury
Ford
Oxford Business Notices
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Arcola Club
Albert Shuler & Son
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2Nd St
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