28 Feb 1913
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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1913
Page
1
Auto owners oppose a proposed May auto license bill raising fees for most vehicles and tools, while exemptions for motorcycles and electrics face changes. The measure also plans a state office building and expands an industrial commission with three members and labor representation amid related legislative moves and a Mercer County water damage inquiry.
An old advertisement touts Hoy Springs Liver Buttons as a perfect liver and bowel remedy. It claims to flush toxins, relieve constipation, and ease headaches and indigestion. Sold by druggists for 25 cents each.
Hamilton lodge Ny held an evening gathering with enthusiastic members. Four candidates were initiated into the first degree, followed by a light reception. Next meeting promises further candidate introductions as the membership reportedly reaches a high mark. Location details appear to reference Rothenbush Street and Garden Beads.
Leo Smith aged 14 son of Mr and Mrs Charles Smith 803 East Fourth Street underwent a notable operation performed by Dr D B Bundy to remove a tooth growing inside his ear mistaken for a growth. After the procedure he was taken to Cincinnati where a specialist continues care and study of the case.
In Chicago plans for a new interdenominational church to serve Chinatown were approved by the operative council of mission. The church will unite Baptists Congregational Christians Methodists and Presbyterians. A shared creed and by laws were prepared requiring Chinese members to affirm Jesus as Christ and savior. The constitution covers key doctrines and scripture authority.
The junior Bibby Elias boys enjoyed a lively weekly supper at the CY with potatoes and crackers replacing usual beans and vows to form a baseball league and other projects. Datiniy avlion will be taken in the next days. Meyattopay died of chronic kidney disease over a decade, noted by physicians, leaving a widow and four children.
Local reports tout Swamp-Noot as an herbal kidney, liver and bladder remedy. Ad claims grip weakens kidneys and that Swamp-Noot quickly strengthens them, with testimonials from readers and offers a free trial by mail.
The Wayne township school pupils directed by Prof. Morrison presented a highly praised concert on February 22, attracting a crowded house. Miss Louise Todhunter of Mid-Motown delivered literary selections, and proceeds will fund music literature for the schools. The event showcased student talent and community support.
The Bender company's Gal Hemp, superintendent, said steel will arrive soon for the courthouse remodeling. TheRender rampay remains intact in the building, with iron work on the ground expected within a few days, signaling an imminent start and a lengthy completion period.
At a Flynn Health Wolch meeting last night all outstanding liabilities were settled, $24.45 remaining in the fund was ordered paid to the Salvation Army building for the club, and the session adjourned sine die.
Millard Barker aged 1 year 3 months died of pneumonia amid a cluster of infant deaths in the Barker family on Vaulerreer Avenue near U H D. The mother Mrs Barker lies gravely ill with pneumonia and was taken to Hereley hospital by ambulance. The family, destitute, had already lost two daughters and another son to the same illness. Millard’s funeral was held Friday afternoon at Greenwood Cemetery.
Police officers assigned to patrol duty across districts with detailed shifts from 11 a.m. to 1 a.m. and 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. Names include Morton Second district Lonte Bowers Vourd Magen Fith Dodger Knodet Symmes and others. Affected area includes Fort street Main and B and High Street. One case notes an amputation consultation for a patient after an injury at Gordon Avenue.
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