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Newspaper

Hamilton Evening Journal

Location

Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 23, 1912

Page

7

The Man of Her Choice at Smiths theater in success

Amusements note The Man of Her Choice draws crowds at Smiths theater with three parts including a musician, a post, and an opera singer. Miss Mabel Frost dominates the lead with strong singing and acting, supported by Lewis, Casile, and Henderson. Special matinee tomorrow boasts a massive scenic production for the week and a Sunday matinee. The Grand showcases The Mountain opening four days with Mindy Parkey and company in Will Rose, plus ventriloquist acts and violinist Ela Weiss. Maurice Costello stars in Her Last Shot at the Jewel, with The Belig company presenting When Memory Calls. Additional films feature A Cure for Poker and A Girl of the West at Star theater with family-friendly shows and Saturday extras.

Smith's Theater Elcot Mabel Frost Hulda Clinay Miss Frost Mr. Lewis Mr. Casile Hine Henderson Mindy Parkey and Company Will Rose Clayton Ela Weiss Maurice Costello Farina Fue Hey Belig Company John Bunny Bunny the Star Star Theatre Starside

Star Brand Pretzel Meal Recipe Today

Salind Patties describe mixing one can of saimen two bowls with one beaten egg one cup milk and Star Brand Pretzel Meal to form small patties. Cook in hot butter until brown and salted. Pretzel Meal sold by grocers.

Hiram Brown Dies in Mercy Hospital at Fifty-One

Hiram Brown died last night at Mercy Hospital at age fifty one after a cancer battle. He worked as a bookkeeper at his South Thirteenth Street store and had been employed at Mosler’s sale works. He is survived by his widow, two daughters, and one son. Funeral at his residence on South Thirteenth Street and Cam Boulevard Saturday at two o’clock with Rev J W Kilniter officiating. Further note mentions Lee Surataziger, son of Janeph Stratagier, ill at home with berysipelas on Franklin Street.

Vira P. Brown Mercyy Hospital Me. Brown Eancer Chevat Meow Shige Iiis South Thirteenth Mosler Thirteenth — Street Caml J. W. Kilanitler Thtorment Creanwoo Lee Suratazier Mie Janeph Stratagier Franklin Sirout Berysipelas

Death of Joseph Piatt in Dayton

Joseph Piatt a known builder on Bast Third Street Dayton is found dead in bed from heart disease. Survived by his wife Leia Piatt and a son, all residing in the city. Remains will be brought here for interment.

Joseph Piatt Euler Dayton Norting Piatt Third Street Leia Piatt

Snowbound trains disrupt midweek travel across lines

Snowbound travelers clog stations as trains from Pennsylvania and nearby lines face delays and cancellations. Passengers arriving from the west report slow service and widespread disruption through the week, with crews scrambling to reroute incomplete schedules.

Funeral for Henry Frechting Held at Kes Street Home

The funeral of Henry Frechting will be held Monday at 2 oclock at the family residence, 434 North Prout Street, Kes. The pallbearers will be the sons and other family members. additional details are unavailable.

Henry Frechting Isis North Prout Street Kes Addit

Width of Country Roads Standards Urged Across County

The Los Angeles Times advocates a uniform road width from city to sea or county outer limits, noting current highways range 40 to 100 feet. It calls for 70 or 80 feet as standard, uses overhanging land to reach it, and suggests Forestry County should plant along principal highways, resolving width transitions with graceful curves despite existing “jogs.”

Los Angeles ‘Times

GOOD IN SCHOOL GARDENS AND PEARL FORMATION LESSONS

A historical column discusses home garden programs where teachers guide students to inspect gardens at home, fostering closer relations. It notes a garden lesson structure and friendly visits, then abruptly shifts to a science explainer on pearls, distomes, and mollusk biology with describes August mollusk signs and pearl formation processes.

Cure for Epilepsy Promises Hope for Mothers and Daughters

A testimonial from Mrs. Frank Anderson of Comoey Minnesota reports her daughter, once struck by epileptic attacks every few weeks, showing marked improvement after using Altea Neevine. The ad claims thousands of U S children suffer seizures and presents Neevine as a reliable nervous-disease remedy, not a cure-all, with a money-back offer if the first bottle fails.

Altea’ Neevine Miles Medigal

Fires Ravage Middletown Homes In Snowflood Clash

A fire in Middletown near the American Pollage Mille area caused about 6000 in losses. Neighbors battled flames with snow and water as hydrants failed to reach the scene, destroying a residence owned by Mr Tong and other properties linked to Andy Burlough and Dan Horhey.

Middletown Amerien Mr. Tong Andy Burlough Dan Horhey

Making a City Beautiful through curved streets and gardens

An essay argues for beauty in urban design, praising curved streets and integrated gardens over straight, hill-cut avenues. It notes progress as subdivisions follow hill contours, with landscape planners and horticularists guiding the shift toward greener, more scenic avenues and wider paths.

Sao Sang Asia Cape Avon Denla

European Model Villages Plan Captures Enthusiasm

The plan of garden villages has gained strong interest in France and many industrial centers. A large coal mining company near Downham laid out a model village and is now beautifying the approaches to the mine by planting gardens to mask engine houses and smokestacks.

France Downhag Tose Gardaus

Mayor Stranb Appoints Daury Viemeyer to Park Board

Mayor Stranb announces the appointment of Daury Viemeyer as a member of the park commission, filling a vacancy in the We Dingfeklor Aguiber ward. Viemeyer will oversee daily operations, upkeep, and safety of parks, playgrounds, boulevards, and public canifore stations under commission supervision.

Stranb Daury Viemeyer We Dingfeklor Aguiber Piyrk Commission Dus Pieneyer

Plans Made By Congregational Ladies For Charity Sale

Congregational ladies met at the home of Drs. Alvis in South Firth yesterday afternoon to plan a tree-planting fundraiser and a sale. They aim to spread good will and raise money in March. The Gilies also plan a two day sale with apron crafts and other items finished yesterday to be offered in Aged.

Alvis South Firth Tormer Cheiu Q. I

Middletown Plans City Center Move Amid Court Action

A local property sale and court proceedings dominate Middletown news as residents discuss relocating city facilities to a new home modeled after a historic design. Officials report limited hearing due to courtroom construction, with multiple parties involved in the transfer and governance changes.

Unclear OCR Reads County Meeting Notes

Fragmentary text from a newspaper page mentions officers and county matters with garbled wording. Readable parts indicate a local meeting or official notes but lack clear events, dates, or named entities. Further context is needed for a precise headline and summary.

Roosevelt Split Threat Looms As Republicans Debate Nominee

An Ohio speech by Colonel Themlare Ton Fievell signals a potential split in the Republican party over the presidential nomination. He declares support to follow party aims, while critics say the Fass successor would back President TAL against Roosevelt. Congressmen weigh the impact on unity as doorways close on a united front in national politics.

Congress Tans Welllas Republican Party Philadelphia Ponn Pol Themlare Ton Fievell Ohio Roe Publica Neusevelt Conegrussiman Fabmer Lehis Linith Chicago Jene Ely

Bert Wintersteen Illness Leaves Worker

Bert Wintersteen, once well known in the village, is listed as absent from work due to a serious illness affecting her. Details on the illness and medical status are not provided in the fragment.

Bert Wintersteen Wintersteen Sue

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