Every Sixth Death In Hamilton From Tuberculosis
Ohio public health notes compare Hamilton and state rates, citing 1914 and 1921 data. Hamilton shows a 17.4 percent tuberculosis death rate from 470 deaths in 1914, while Ohio statewide hits 14.6 percent in 1921, with cities like Cleveland and Toledo reporting varied burdens and wider national context.
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Hamilton
Harmilton
Owi
Hailton
Ohio
Heavening Journal
Ohio Boeiely
Uhercilosis Midey
Give Board At Health
Quejety
Alrnet
Calvinhnk
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Moyy'tlinn
Staly
Auérentosis
Porthiscully
Chillivothe
Ingrahde
Congo
Liverpool
Tranton
Toledo
Zanesville
Lia
Massillon
Alliance
Ashtabula
Betlaire
Tlyria
Lorain
Newark
Alston
Cambridge
Canton
Dayton
Findlay
Haton
Lakewood
Lancaster
Mansfield
Mariette
Marion
Middletown
Norwood
Piqua
Sandusky
Springfield
Steubenville
Tiffiny
Warren
Youngstown
Vegets promise relief from indigestion and stomach ills
A vintage style ad touts Vegets as a pure vegetable cleanser to clear indigestion sour stomach and biliousness. It claims gentle movement of waste through the bowels without griping and free from liver poison and headaches. It urges readers to try a small box available at drug stores.
Bock Busy Installing Officers of Spanish War Veterans
Department Commander Theodore Bock of Hamilton installed officers of two Cincinnati camps of Spanish War Veterans and those of Grubba Bagley dump at his city last night. Local post officers installed included Commander K. K. Filbert Ralph Sheard George W Henderson Julius Engler John Kizer James Lancaster John DeCamp Charles Sanders John Tyre. Officers of the Ladies Auxiliary of the Cincinnati and Hamilton posts were also installed.
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Theodore Bock
Hamilton
Cincinnati
Grubba Bagley
Bis City
K. K. Filbert
Ralph Sheard
George W. Henderson
Julius Engler
Johm Kizer
James Lancaster
John DeCamp
Charles Sanders
John Tyre
Chicinnati
Catholic Church notices list Masses and devotions in multiple parishes
St Peter's St Agnes St Stephen's St Joseph's St Ann's and St Aloysius announce Mass schedules Holy hours benediction and catechetical instruction. Latin German English sermons and vespers noted with special events including reception of holy communion for various societies and forthcoming officer elections and renewals.
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St. Peter's Church
Ridgetawn
Millville Avenue
Rov
Anthony
Justor
St. Agnes Young Ladies* Society
Oscar Gorlardus
St. Veronica’s
Hells
St. Joseph's
Routh
Washington
Atydels
J. H. Holtians
Sodality
St. Ann's
Glinton
Pleasant
City Water Works Plan Survey For Improvement Project
As soon as weather breaks, Ber viet Director John A Hotsberger announces a complete survey of the water works basin and plant by Superintendent Larry J Thompson and Engineers William J Coakley and Yingling. They will prepare plans and specifications for the improvement and submit them for appropriation. No additional engineers will be hired at extra cost.
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Berviet
John A.hotsberger
Larry J. Thompson
City Water Works
William J. Coakley
Yingling
Camei
Tha
Indictments Returned by January Grand Jury Report
The January term 1943 grand jury submitted a partial report to Judge Harlan of the Common Pleas Court. It notes four days of session, nineteen complaints examined, twelve ignored, and bills of indictment returned. It commends county officials and recommends sanitary upgrades to the jail and infirmary ventilation and lighting, along with praise for the county’s prosecutors and staff.
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Harlan Tale
Waltin
S. Harlan
Common Mews
Buller County
Bio
Inedia
A. Bick
Ley
Casta
Jesse Richardson
Serimaival Nsgyalti Geo
Surne Henry He
Jreath
Peaus
Pene
Fyant Lipscoti
Port Hende
Lasson
Grand Jury
Pension Bill Passes House Amid Filibuster Struggle
An omnibus pension measure clears the House after extended delay fueled by a Southern Democratic bloc led by Moon of Tennessee and Pribble and Roddenberg of Georgia. The bill boosts pensions for Thomas G. Smith from 16 to 24 dollars a month and Henry Cr Ging from 20 to 20 dollars a month.
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Moon
Tennessee
Pribble
Roddenberg
Georgia
Thomas G. Smith
Henry Cr Ging
Ruth Hospital Alleges City Funds For Monthly Aid
The city council approved a small monthly allowance for Ruth Hospital and nearby facilities. City Auditor H. A. Osimmer said the 0% mills grant was meant for all hospitals, with distribution later finalized to Merrey and Ruth hospitals after Clerk Shafer corrected the ordinance error.
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Rall
Coun
Cll
Wien
Tuth
H. A. Osimmer
Bath
Merrey Hospital
Ruth Hospital
Shafer
Diapepsin claims fast relief for sour upset stomach
Readable ad copy touts Diapepsin as quick help for sour stomach bloating and gas. It promises five minute relief from indigestion with a fifty cent dose and cites dramatic transformations in comfort and digestion.
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Papa
Opinion Sought On Bridge Fund Request In County Meeting
County commissioners read a petition by Service Director Holzberger requesting funding for a bridge at Hy a park. The matter was referred to Prosecutor Bickley for an opinion as required by statute. The board noted the county’s bridge needs and considered next steps.
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County Commissionard
Servier Direstor
Holzberger
CIA Bridge
Bickley
Banquet Honors Local Officers and Dignitaries
A January 24 banquet will honor officers including Yohn Gladtelt, A. Bhtner, Bert Steelman, Hettner, and Walter Weager. The event will feature initials on dampment and a ceremonial assembly.
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Yohn Gladtelt
A. Bhtner
Bert Steelman
Ren . Hettner
Ambiguous high school program details emerge in fragment
Fragment cites a principal guiding a high school program for boys with a band and events. Mentions a schedule, addresses, and various names, but many words are garbled. The readable parts indicate a school event lineup including rides and a bank listing, with unclear dates or locations.
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Slo
Hane
Mediklinne Mina Viel
Phillipa
Vorasole
Mies Bilenreih
Animbanents
Aihdress—atn
CHL Bank
Mobius Prithures
Mystery of a Humble Patent Cough Remedy
Fragmentary lines praise a patent remedy claiming cures for coughs and congestion. The text mentions money, pills, and touted healing powers but remains incoherent and incomplete, lacking verifiable details or clear attribution.
Bryant suspected in home intrusion and theft
In a warrant signed by Mr. Weber, Bryant is charged with entering his home on December 20 and printing a revolver. Tyler and Cohen's loan office are mentioned. Hug Wit admits taking a pair of slaves and knife at Mr. Clements farm. Gilmore reports missing two blankets. Bryant fined $50 plus costs and sent to jail after Mayor Strand’s order.
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Carl
Bryant
Torm
Henry
Weber Art Gilmore
Wriday Merino
Weber
Tyler
Cohen
Hugwitt
Clements
Strand
Secretary notes and unclear names in fragmented report
A garbled OCR text lists scattered names and titles such as Henry Betcher and Henry Wot with unclear roles, plus references to officers and a secretary. The segment mentions a plumbers report and a pension, with other illegible fragments, lacking cohesive events or outcomes.
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Joeul
Toh
Henry Wot
Johan Vie Joan
Angus iBebeel
Cory
Tinanobal
Neuenlary
Morey
Hammel
Plumbers
Warl
Mipple Covered 1618 Dayton Street Case
A fragmentary 1912 account describes a case at 1618 Dayton Street labeled Mipple covered with pimples and severe itching. The patient suffered festering pimples on the head that burned when scratched. The only legible remedy mentioned is Cuti cura Soap, but the text is garbled and incomplete.
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Dayton ,St
Burning and Itching Reported in Fragmented Text
Fragmented OCR text references burning itching and unclear medical or environmental notes. Appears to describe symptoms and possible exposure but lacks coherent context, dates, or locations. No verifiable entities or concrete events present in readable fragments.
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BOCK
the Catholic Churches
St. Stephen's
Davion Street
Secon
Third Streets
Isidore ‘Ventkamp
St. Mary's Church
Coury
Pia Haly Namo Society
St. Aloysius Division
McNichola
St. Lathe
Metcalf
Minor Evans
Slate
Thomas
Joli Stith
Lareeny
Dolm ‘Smith
Lereeny
Jokes Smith
Sau Bulkivini
Sau Bulkivini, Second Degree Murdut
Stale
Dai Horku
Philip Wignwiteh
Charles Kioneur
Smith
Gray
Pape
Evening Journal and
the Hamiltonyond
Fournal
Ita
Butler
Prof. Lake
BER
Foley
Jair
Peyavicky
Boe Hfey
Henry Betcher
the Plumbers” Local
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