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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1912
Page
7
A local journal argues against hiring an expert for a water problem, contending the city water department is competent and that the task is simple. It accuses council of overreacting and wasting funds, urging responsibility lie with the service department and council to avoid extra expenditure.
A long piece argues for moving inaugural ceremonies to spring due to weather and cites historical cold, snow, and wind on inaugurations. It links weather to attendance and proposes Ohio adopt a prison system reform to fund families, with references to public figures and political shifts.
Fragmentary OCR mentions Nick Longworth and references to congress, Cincinnati, George Th. Cox, and political figures but the text is garbled and lacks coherent facts or dates to summarize a clear news item.
A collection of brief quotes from various papers notes that aviation flourishes while a laid movement lags. It mentions a blue pig by hog breeders and a purple cow as still a vet’s death, and comments on the ideal man as voiced by a plain dealer.
A rustic update describes farmers hauling crop yields including hundreds of bushels of bulging produce and stored grain. It notes labor shortages pressing rural work, mentions a contract with a worker for next season, and recounts community gatherings, travelers, and visits by Cyrus Selenek and Henry Arnedt with family in Crescent and Syra.
An old time advertisement extols Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy as a safe, effective treatment to restore gray or lifeless hair. It claims to refresh dry hair, remove dandruff, and gradually return hair to its natural color, with a price of five tenths a bottle and Radcliffe Drug Co. as agent.
Fragments from a rural community recount religious meetings attendance and visits among the Vaugher, Bowman, Gardner, Baecker, and Weiss families. Neighbors at Le tapernaele and Dary Pike homes exchanged calls and Thanksgiving visits with relatives, sharing small town social details.
Mr and Mrs Frank Buller of Darrtown spent the week with TR I Baecker and Tunily Bane Bla and Para Rownyan called on Miss Bertha Fisehey Sunday afternoon Mrs Addie Butler of Darrtown spent Thursday evening in TLanil ton Mr and Mrs BC Gardner and Gwen Joseph and TJnead and daughter Margaret attended grocery on Wednesday night
Monroe Ohio report records a lively midweek gathering at Robert Linuson home among High School students, plus pageant plans, hospital updates, and Thanksgiving visits. Several residents and guests from Middletown and Cleveland areas appear in family and church circle notices amid a hazy OCR of names and places.
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