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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1913
Page
2
Westwood Maryland resident Mrs Dusts Ticharng writes of severe right sided pain from organic inflammation. She credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring health after months of illness and bed rest, urging others to try the remedy.
An old advertisement touts Sweeney's Capsules as a fast cure for grippe and colds. It promises relief within 24 hours, easing headaches and chest discomfort with no bad after effects, claiming complete cure and easy breathing.
Police were notified Monday night of illness involving Bin John Herald of Rossivenue and A Street. Her children were said to be at Easting Altring. The district physician was sent to the home for care, with several named individuals mentioned in the request.
The second annual Monroe Farmers Institute event and coin show are held in Morac Stewarts Hall and the Monroe National Bank banking room. Activities include lectures on agricultural education, demonstrations, music, and social sessions led by President Lung and committee members. The program lists speakers H Markley, A Livingston, and M Moon among others with multiple discussions on farming practices and tools.
City council postpones decision on a food ordinance amid World Day meeting. Discussion centers on controlling market food products, and addressing pricing and stall conditions for vendors. A socialist research group at Cluenga is cited as backing reimbursement measures in related health initiatives.
Crowds praise Dr King’s New Discovery for quick cough relief and lung recovery. Letters from Ohio residents claim the remedy cured a yearlong cough and restored weight, with testimonials from Manchester and New Dover. The medication is touted as a long trusted cure and is sold by The Radcliffe Drug Co.
An advertisement extols a century old patent remedy for stomach disorders claiming swift relief from indigestion, dyspepsia, and gastritis. It asserts global popularity, urges purchase as a preventive measure, and touts a 50 cent case obtainable at large stores.
Fragmented OCR of a Monday meeting notes for Union Life Insurance Company policyholders. Names listed include Clark, Davis, Waters, Murphy, Sage, Davis, Breiting, Haynes, Keil, and others with roles such as vice presidents auditors and directors.
A garbled OCR entry recounts a Charlotte Gaertner marriage near New Burlingiat and a 63 year union, with names Nicholas Wy Brithhaupt and others in Cincinnati. It notes a Newark or New York related abatement plea by Charlée Ay Motch, resident of the New Haven railroad line, in federal court.
A misreadable 19th century notice recounts a fatal accident near Riley and Bunker Hill where a child of eight years ten months died after a horse incident. Dr J W Smith attended in Hamilton Ri lay area. the event centered on a kettle mishap and ensuing injuries.
A fragmented dispatch from Tremonton area outlines attendance at Havernarsalee Cox inauguration with prominent figures listed. It cites community members, civic leaders, and students, noting social events, holiday visits, and local concerns about governance and public work.
A vintage advertisement from the Pyramid Drug Co promotes Pyramid Pile Cure. It claims immediate pain relief, reduced swelling, and eventual cure for piles. The offer includes a free trial treatment and a full-size package for 60 cents, with a mail order coupon and plain-wrapper shipping.
A Marshall Michigan advertisement offers a free sample of Pyemnid-Pile Care. The coupon or prompt asks readers to request the product at once in a plain wrapper, with no additional details provided.
In Washington and Columbus, Democratic representatives press for clarity as the Gerrymander issue dominates discussions about possible redistricting. Analysts note party strategy leaning on Cox to influence districts, amid memory of earlier Republican strongholds and anticipated shifts in 1914 elections.
Albert Lackman agrees to sell his farm on the Springfield Pike near Glendale to the City of Cincinnati for a proposed country home. The deal involves 290 notes with a purchase price around HTB and a $1000 portion set aside in detention. Formal closing is expected Tuesday after a council meeting discussion.
The eleventh annual meeting in the Traction building Cincinnati elected directors Hoffaman Teffmans Ts Tati William Cooper Proton Bayard Kilgour A Hteeht and Genete Wy Liewis. Rayant Kilgour was named president, A Mewis secretary treasurer, Lewis supervisor. The company plans a meeting Wednesday afternoon at 230 at Mrs Dy Griffith Ariffin home 814 South Fourth street with a splendid program announced.
Clinton Egbert's address stresses duty and hope as employed youths prepare for a formal trip to the electric railway station for a work related outing. He cites President Hey Chuvelit King on ideal conditions and urges all club members to attend the January 1 gathering at 6 30 p.m. to begin the journey to the works.
Ming Eviuis, sporinfehderit of the county intima, received from G. H. Hill executor the estate of Jena tus frosw Wolfga ehoel 200 for two bequests of 100 each from the Misses Wolf to provide dinners for inmates of the county infirmary at Christmas and Thanksgiving. Next year’s bequests may provide a dinner for those sheltered in the county institution. Services Sunday at the First UY alwueboal Dyeke and Packanve were exceptionally good with large attendance.
Fragmented OCR item discusses medical advice for consumptives with names and places obscured by garbled text. Mentions advice, publications, and opinions from individuals and organizations, including references to health issues and a call for action. The passage contains numerous misread words and fragmented phrases, making precise details difficult to extract.
An event will be held with a reception for all and fields after which refreshments will be served in the dining area followed by social hall activities.
A police court warrant was issued for Noay Kaldvds after a surprise clash at the Hooven Owen and Herstachler Co shop. Kalevda was fined one dollar and costs by Mayor Strath A. Social notes mention a church social event to be held at Lie dene on May day with locals invited.
A garbled ad style piece touts Musterole a white mustard plaster for throat, chest and muscle relief. It references doctors and nurses and a large hospital setting, with claims of fast, mess free relief and broad uses from coughs to pain and aches.
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