26 Feb 1913
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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1913
Page
1
An old advice ad touts Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Remedy to darken gray hair, claiming it yields a natural look after several applications. The home recipe involves sage tea with sulphur and algin, but a ready-made tonic is sold for about 50 cents, marketed as restoring color and youthfulness.
The record lists numerous land conveyances in Virginia and surrounding locales with names like Shollenbarger Kramer Runyan and Zimbelman, followed by a Kansas recall resolution passage in Topeka. It notes signatory eligibility for recall petitions and mentions gubernatorial involvement.
In Los Angeles on February 21 Ortie McManigal began drafting a book in which he will reveal for the first time the inner workings of the National dynamite conspiracy. The confession follows earlier justice actions connected to the Samard brothers.
Senator William Green leads a Senate probe into the Akron rubber strike, corporate capitalization, and labor costs, modeled after corporate investigations. The House rejects a law to require county officials to certify hours worked for pay. The compensation bill heads to a fight, with a legislative probe of state offices planned at the printer’s. A school survey bill, creating a three-person commission, is likely to become law.
A proposed bill would authorize routes through eastern Ohio linking the Great Lakes via a canal from the Ohio River to Lake Erie. The plan, centered on Ashtabula and Youngstown areas, envisions a canal to connect the two water systems and boost transit in the region.
Bethel church choir performs the first part of the American oratorio Emmanuel under Dr Alfred Beirly tonight at 7:45. Admission is charged. second part to be sung Thursday. Music critics from Chicago praise the work as high quality and deserving of favor with performers and public. Prof Adolph Weidig and Prof Milon R. Tisiris commend Emmanuel and anticipate a large choir event.
The Brotherhood group will hold an open meeting at the church Thursday evening starting at o'clock. Members from the Brotherhood classes of the parish will discuss social service aims and a brief program will precede the discussion, with opportunity for fellowship after.
Sunday entertainment and weekend visits reported from Hamilton Oxford Lebanon and Trenton include Miss Emma Digiz and Miss Carrie Digiz guests of Miss Schoenfeld. Helen Grafft and friends visiting Dr Vanes Grafft’s family. Florence Drown visiting Mrs H Johns. Evelyn Borger a Hamilton visitor. W R Beaver of Middletown calling. Anna Thomas of Oxford College hosting a classmate. Mrs Simpson of Hamilton visiting Mrs Mindler. Alea Pialzgral ill with tonsillitis. Sam Flanagan family planning move to Trenton or RDN.
A fragmented OCR note mentions a signature by E W Grove and a reference to brom quinine. The text alludes to a canoe removal and mentions a remedy related to cause, headache, and laxative, but provides no clear event, date, or involved names beyond Grove.
A neighborhood social summary notes residents visiting and hosting events in Hamilton, Middletown, Miltonville, and North Miami Street. Ada Studle saw Ahasuerus at Hamilton on Saturday. William Taman injured when electrified line car struck a bakery wagon shows improving condition. Families and visitors from Trenton, Miamilton, and nearby towns are mentioned with casual gatherings and school announcements.
The Theodore Thomas Orchestra has been renamed the Chienge Symphony Orchestra founded by Theodore Thomas, per a statement released by the orchestra association. The change reflects a rebranding while preserving the ensemble’s historic roots and leadership.
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