14 Dec 1916
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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1916
Page
1
An advertisement by Gauss touts a combined catarrh remedy claiming to remove the cause and deliver lasting relief. It offers a free pamphlet and urges readers to send a coupon for details and treatment information.
An old newspaper fragment advertises real estate in The Journal of Butternuts and a drug store promotion. The piece mentions Paley Kidney Pills and family remedies, urging readers to buy White food and clothing with note of price changes and easing doctor bills. Beeler Drug Co. appears in an unrelated ad line.
County commissioners toured the infirmary for the quarterly inspection and reported excellent condition. Inspectors C B Reeflen and M A Coe called the facility one of the best managed in the state and commended Superintendent Tacob Theiss for efficient operation.
Judge Murphy appoints Charles B Anil Middletown as receiver for Fairbanks Fibre Box Co amid insolvency claims. Bond $10,000 with Fidelity and Deposit Co. The basin Senramm estate shows $126.08 deficit per share Teinanlinany estate officials file first account. Auctioneer sought for Wilhehoma Trey estate. Korner 14 seeks guardian. A. Bosco case settles with railroad to pay £2000 for injuries. Schwab will of John Selwab to sister Mary Selwab. Curtis Kennedy guardian sought. Bishop estate final appraisal shows assets $6294.71. Panama Canal records fall as Balboa completes voyage in 6h25m and Canea in 9h9m. Macabees meet with Middletown guests. one new member application.
Post office officials announced an experimental air mail plan to link New York and Chicago with a 100000 appropriation. Flight could cover 720 miles in 4 to 14 hours with eight hours night timing and a 500 to 1000 pound mail load. Trips would depart from New York city to Williamsport Pennsylvania Niles Ohio and Napoleon Ohio with extra machines and fuel.
Washington report from the annual convention of the American Civic Association notes cities restricting billboards and noise, with Mrs. John J. Oakley of Philadelphia leading the committee on noise nuisance. Pittsburgh item says President Wilson will receive a large pear shaped stick, a 36 pound, 3.5 foot white pine gift from an Oregon admirer, enroute to the White House.
A vintage advertisement claims Hood's Sarsaparilla cleanses the blood to clear eruptions and boils, treats skin issues, and strengthens digestion and the whole system. It urges readers to insist on Hood's and buy now.
Embryo journalists at Columbia University go on strike after weeks of excessive study demands and extended exams. The student newspaper staff refuse to work under the director’s order for extra examination days and the faculty weighs steps to quell the rebellion.
An early wax product claims to remove dead surface skin and restore a spotless, even tone. Advertised as painless and sold in drugstores, it promises rejuvenation even for severe complexion issues.
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