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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1919
Page
2
Margaret Ylavria an African American merchant is named in warrants for Geiger Hirher and Libber Rile, both colored, connected to a grand larceny. A complaint alleges she drove a barber’s car on Soh avenue and on the ei of Pehnuy.
Barber and Bile with John Haddi son escaped in a vehicle to Cincinnati. their car hit a tree and the driver deserted. The vehicle was towed to a train yard as the midtown trip continued toward Middle-Lown. Chief police signed deformation of Barber Tal Ween, who was fined and cast to that city. Rile is wanted as a witness.
Kate Kiaier resigns as a member at the Teble camaty state hoard. Newt ssteeeedlad by Alvadore Me Roberts served a term before. Musical comedy coming to The Grand opening Sunday. Eddie Ray’s rifle act expected at Getty. Dine vie Weatees to present show, with strong local endorsement.
The page describes a mixed program of vaudeville and comedy acts including Kil and Nina, Kil’s stage tricks, Jan Antonie Morena, Antonio Moreno, and a suggested investigative plot line. It notes a mix of sensational and light entertainment, with emphasis on provocative modern humor and refined audience appeal.
The article previews multiple cinema offerings. Antoniy and Moreno perform daring trapeze stunts, while Elsie Ferguson and Nazimova star in major titles at the Jewel and Grand theatres. It highlights plot twists, dramatic tension, and reviews of Helga Selwyn’s drama and Eye For Eye with vivid context.
A vintage advertisement promotes a grape lemon lithia based effervescent Salt to cleanse kidneys, claim it eases aches and supports kidney function. It urges daily use in water, asserts neutralizing acids, preventing disorders, and contrasts with doctors selling stricter remedies.
A fragmented report describes a desert pursuit and rescue tale involving a captive woman named Daphne and allied help, amid an era of tribal conflict. It then shifts to theatrical highlights featuring Geraldine Farrar in The Hell Gat and a review of Pancha O’Priony’s performance at the Grand Theatre with music by Miss Berry Leavell, noting audience reception during a hot day in Wyoming.
Trade copy promises Miere’s medicine stops indigestion in five minutes. Read like a dated testimonial urging readers to pay nothing if not satisfied, offering a zero cent trial through Nadettfre Drug Co. or any druggist, with a claim of immediate pain relief and no risk.
A wartime dispatch notes the 148th detachment of the Washington unit under Captain J. Wesley Morris may join the Thirty-seventh Division. Plans include shipment to Cincinnati or Cleveland for training and eventual deployment, with homeward journeys anticipated for later phases. Transportation factors and regional bases could shape the final placement.
A vintage ad claims Vinol strengthens the nervous system and digestion. It touts Vinol as a constitutional remedy with liver peptides and peptides, promising renewed vitality and a calmer temperament for weak, nervous individuals and mothers. A list of seemingly fictional endorsers is included.
In a period ad style piece readers are told that aging hair loses brightness, while a grandmother’s mixture of Sage Leaded Sulphur is praised for darkening and brightening hair. The routine promises rich tone, lustre, and depth, touting easy daily application and a long-standing domestic remedy.
Farmers report a shipment of quality work horses available for inspection at Mi Horn 23 North Front Street. Interested buyers are invited to inspect the pairings and select suitable animals for farm labor and transport.
An old advertisement fragment urges readers to apply Sloan's Liniment for rheumatic pains in joints or muscles. It hints at ongoing ailments and promises relief, but the garbled text makes specifics unclear. The piece resembles a period drug ad with informal phrasing and typographical errors.
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