06 Dec 1912
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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1912
Page
1
The Garver Contracting Co now at work on the Middletown pike will suspend operations in a few days for the winter, stopping as soon as noon. The stoppage ends the project for the season and reflects the seasonal pause typical of construction schedules.
A fragmented advertisement claims Hall's Hair Renewer improves hair and digestion with bold statements about rich blood and strong nerves. The text urges consulting a doctor, warning against living with stunted hair and urging followers to heed professional advice.
A stone marker is laid on the hill at the Lings Laym to aid the upcoming road project. It will take about four weeks in spring to finish the road, after which it will be oiled. The state will not permit the road to be used at present.
Cincinnati fans sign a petition to hire Bill Sweeney as manager if he departs Boston. Sweeney, a 200 hitter, would bolster the Cincinnati infield though lacking managing experience. A failed attempt last year to secure him is noted.
In Dayton on January 27 and 28 1913 a major conference will address rural conditions in southwestern Ohio with delegates from seventeen counties. It aims to unite farmers organizations religious leaders educators and press to plan constructive reforms amid declining rural population tenant farming and church closures.
For sick headache and constipation after remedies fail. One little button taken nightly for a few days can improve appetite, energy, sleep, and skin. Available at druggists for 25 cents a box. free samples by mail from Hot Springs Chemical Co. in Hot Springs, Ark with Radcliffe Dring Co as Hamilton agent.
At the recent Matiual Aid society meeting at the Miami hotel last night officers were elected including President Tsuac Riley vice president D P Bea 5 corresponding secretary Jimnes Judee financial secretary Jueah Justee George Wruekers doorkeepers Adam Vike and Joseph Sebniez. The reports show the organization flourishing though the text is garbled. The annual banquet is set for January 2. Licenses to wed list Carl Natale 28 Sphere Hamilton Giovanina Natale 38 Thinnlton Bye C 8 Mines Clifford Ayres 28 yeeman Tamihan Len Stebbins 27 Hamilton Rev Hamilton Jones Ware Ky Mary 4 WW Rev Geo Phillips Fort Thoms 63 Thaynilton.
The suit against A Ki Wamilboni was settled and the matter dismissed. The receiver resigned and all issues connected to the case were resolved, ending the litigation and returning the asset or position to the parties involved.
In a psychology lab Prof Yerkes of Harvard reports experiments with an angle worm in a glass dish offering two dark holes. The right hole led to safety while the left contained a mild electric shock. After several trials the worm learned to turn right, avoiding the shock and escaping to darkness.
An oyster supper was swiftly enjoyed last evening by the regular traveling Bible class members. The event featured fellowship and a brief program, with attendees expressing appreciation for the tasty spread and community spirit.
Whitaker shines in the modern pentathlon events held at the junior high meet at Lrestuhen. He wins the high jump and pole climb, places in others, while Bayes and Howes earn further top finishes. Basketball league action sees interscholastic teams, including Murs and Rand Peters, win key games as calendar events and practice sessions are announced for upcoming Cincinnati Hamilton Yo MoU activities.
Springfield Ohio public school teachers face a dress code change. Superintendent Carey Boggess announces a ban on short sleeves and peekaboo necklines. He urges modest waists with sleeves to cover arms and shoulders to present propriety for students and staff.
Charles Trahenstein, indicted for embedment, will be placed on trial Monday in Judge Morphy's court. The case centers on alleged fraud and misdeeds connected with the defendant's business dealings.
A fragmented note hints at a signature likely W GROVE on a document about a laxative product Bromo Quinine. The text mentions a possible two day grip or care in a past era and uncertain references to PM signs.
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