27 Feb 1913
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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1913
Page
1
In a heated council session mayor Strack vetoes proposed increases for city plant workers while socialist members maneuver to block raises. The debate centers on wages for gas department head Hamill and the broader salary policy, with dismissive remarks about fairness and political backing amid party lines.
A historical ad promises a unique catarrh cure claiming over one million customers and a method that cures the cause. It asks readers to send their address to receive the treatment by mail and fill a coupon.
A garbled mail notice promotes a discount coupon for a value pack. It directs recipients to fill in name and address on a form and mail it back. The address listed is 4150 Main St, Marshall, Michigan, with unclear product names and terms.
A fragmented report notes over 400 members of True Klay lodge No. THR worked behind the scenes as six officers pledged support. The meeting included remarks by a leader promising future action while attendees listened and observed.
City council debate stalled payments to Garver Contracting and Andrews Co. for Hamilton street work while plans to tear down and relocate foundations near the river bank and High Main street bridge were discussed with public service officials. The racialist majority blocked bills, complicating the removal and protection measures for the riverfront site.
An advertisement touts Stuart's Calcium Wafers as a cure for pimples blotches blackheads and eruptions. It claims the product detoxifies the blood improves skin tone and can be taken safely by anyone with rapid visible improvement within days. Sold at drug stores for about AO gents per box.
The joint committee reported the liquor license bill for introduction and possible passage next week. Gov. Cox approves the measure which would affect Hamilton saloon keepers and require good moral character from licensees. Provisions include suspension for first convictions and revocation on second, with jury trial for second violations. Fees include a $1,000 license, $100 registration, and $5 application, while opponents argue no provision against selling to minors or to multiple saloons. The bill allows remonstrance appeals but critics seek tighter location and eligibility rules.
An old style ask to try Pyramid Pile Remedy claiming quick relief from congested veins and piles. Readers are urged to request a free trial package to prove its efficacy before buying the regular 50 cent treatment at drug stores, with a push to write for the trial.
An advertisement from Pyramid Drug Company of Marshall Michigan promises a free mail order trial of Pyramid Pile Remedy 41. The request includes name address and location details, with a plan wrapper and no cost mentioned. The misspelled copy reflects a postal offer to send treatment for piles.
Washington reports Mrs Jonathan Bourne wife of Oregon senator has filed for an absolute divorce with a co respondent. Preliminary steps occurred in Oregon and the suit moves to Portland for formal proceedings amid claims of mutual promises and failed settlement.
Mrs Caroling G Sickles filed with the sheriff a chattel mortgage covering all furniture in the general Sickles' Fifth Avenue home to halt a March 7 public sale to satisfy a bank judgment. The $15,000 mortgage dated December 6 1912 was witnessed by General Sickles' lawyer. Sheriff to hear claim Thursday afternoon.
Progress Camp No 1995 Model Woodmen of America met at its hall and had good attendance. After business was transgered a smoker was enjoyed by all. The next meeting will be in two weeks at Marvel hall.
The Public Safety Director and city council discussed securing a motor tractor for the aerial truck and an automobile for the wheel. The items would cost about 600 to 1,000 and replace the horse driven truck. a city attorney will draft legislation for the next council meeting.
The department is at present being nde in Venaillon by the Republic Motor Car Co. This report notes a significant shift in local industry with the company taking control of an existing department, signaling changes for workers and operations in the region.
A committee from the Rast Ed Improvement association met at City Hall Wednesday night with Service Director John Holnberger to discuss proposals for Sanitary and storm sewers east of the canals and paving Shuler and Byinan Avenues. The group asked for funds early next year for the sewerage system while urging immediate work on other extensions. Weaver explained plans are rapidly prepared but paving must wait until next year.
Advertises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for women 40 to 50 undergoing the Change of Life. Claims to ease hot flashes headaches dizziness and other symptoms. Includes testimonials from Mrs Henry Heavilton Cadiz Ohio Mrs Edw B Hilbert Fleetwood Pa Mrs Howard Haapens Meetwood Pa and Mrs P Mullendore Munford Ala. Mentions confidential advice service in Lynn Massachusetts.
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