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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1913
Page
2
An old advertisement extols Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna as a gentle, safe laxative for liver and bowels. It warns against calomel and harsh tonics, claims benefits like improved digestion, increased energy, and a brighter mood, and urges shoppers to buy the California Fig Syrup Company product from their druggist.
A garbled OCR record outlines district boundaries and representatives for an old village council. It lists districts 1 through 8 with rough territorial extents and mentions meetings at various local places. The text names district supervisors, teachers, and several addresses but remains unclear and fragmentary.
Officials at the Chamber of Commerce announced the appointment of Chis Le Whitaker, Jean Zilia, and C. C. Apiin to positions. The billoting will occur at the quarterly meeting, with details to be posted at the Irenckuuarterg site.
An old advertisement touts Dr King s New Discovery as a universal remedy for coughs and colds for all ages. It cites testimonials from E A Jones and Mrs Davis Slickney Corner among others and claims rapid relief after use. The copy promises money back if unsatisfied.
City council discussed sanitary improvements and street upgrades including Lindenwald downward, Green Woods avenue, and Sehenck avenue. The body adopted reports on widening sidewalks, adding curbs and gutters, and constructing a storm sewer system while deferring a street cleaning machine purchase.
An advertisement promises a free trial package of Pyramid Cure for piles used at home. It touts swift relief from pain swelling and itching with a claimed permanent cure. The copy urges readers to send for the trial and report back on its effectiveness.
Fragmentary OCR shows a reference to Pyramid Drug Company and a mailer offering Pyramid Pile Cure samples. Details are unclear, but indicates a mailing address line and instructions for sending one sample by mail, with garbled street and building names.
Stockholders of the Farmers Bank of Sevenmile Leidy district announce F J Idlin and a slate of directors including Chas Juddby and others. The note comments on prospects for the new year 1918, with strong optimism about bank operations and a recent loan success. Additional notices list marriages licensed and other local records.
A council vote on Wednesday night adopted a resolution to have Attorney John Neilan draft legislation to establish a municipal slaughterhouse and meat processing plant. The plan hinges on state legislative permission and a municipal water and waste framework, with Health Officer Smedley noting Hamilton’s slaughterhouse is a key goal.
A listing for a December evening concert at the First Methodist Episcopal church presents a program titled Pheiprageann. The lineup includes choruses and solos by various artists with names such as Burnsyt-Hoss, Sweet and Low-Hagers, The Night Wind and the Mothal ss, Ul Airs. Gara Virmas, and many others. The cut lacks clear dates beyond references to January and a general evening schedule.
George J. Agiss, councillor of the Hamilton Chamber of Commerce, will travel to Washington next week to represent Hamilton at the first annual meeting of the Chamber of Commerce of the United States of America. The event aims to unite chambers nationwide and discuss national commerce policies.
The Chamber of Commerce appoints a special committee to audit its accounts for the year. Members Heiser J. A. Kuelun and FM Allen will meet at the Chamber tonight to review finances and report findings.
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