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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1912
Page
5
A dubious ad claims Sweeney's Capsules cure colds and grippe in 24 hours or less with no harmful ingredients. It urges readers to buy at 25c or a dollar per box and begin use immediately, promising full recovery.
Increasing English lessons for foreign speakers attract larger groups. The session last night, second class, included Walsh speakers on Obedience Avenue. The initiative uses Roberts method to aid speaking and reading skills.
Jsale and Henry Krazé plan Sunday visit with Mrs Ed Whitmore while families gather. Ed Wood and wife spent the weekend with Harry Roy and Lunity of Health. A bridge worker died near Arington after derailment, prompting condolences. Rev Rank preached at the Presbyterian church. Mrs Castiner, Mrs Randall attended.
A detailed local notes item from Huntsville covers social visits, holiday gatherings, hunting trips, and church events. It records names like Mrs Zack Berger Miss Helen Finlay and Mr Ralph Ring, plus mentions a Thanksgiving day spread, school entertainment, and Bible Day plans. The piece weaves community chatter with brief anecdotes about residents and visitors around town.
A historical ad-like piece touts Bly's Babu and Ely's Cream Balm as quick cures for catarrh and related nasal throat symptoms. It promises relief within minutes, claims to clear the nose throat and restore senses, and urges readers to obtain these products from local stores.
Local readers note a series of holiday visits and family gatherings. Hamilton guests include Mr and Mrs Joseph Anstedt Jr and Mr and Mrs Herbert Beekett. Families from Millville Oxford and Cincinnati visit relatives in Woods and nearby areas over Thanksgiving week and weekend.
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