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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1912
Page
2
An advertisement extols Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as quick safe relief for stomach troubles. It describes indigestion driven by poor digestion and claims the tablets aid natural gastric juices, digest food, and prevent chronic dyspepsia. A free trial offer and 50 cent price accompany the pitch.
Washington reports the House committee pressed a measure to tax oleomargarine to lower butter costs. The bill aims to boost revenue while framing oleomargarine as a political tool amid rising living costs.
Ananlen No 4 National Association of Stationary Engineers schedules an open meeting for Saturday evening January 27 at 7 45 o clock in their hall 28 High street Hamilton. Two leading citizens will speak along with J W Lane of Chicago editor of the National Engineer. The event aims to explain the NA to employers and engineers and invites all stationary engineers regardless of membership.
HIBERNIANS Division No 1 Ancient Order of Hibernians will hold a regular meeting Saturday at 8 oclock in the Catholic Order of Foresters hall at South Second and Court Streets. Installation of officers will take place followed by a banquet.
The Pennsylvania announced early results of a new order granting cash rewards to workers for valuable ideas. A clerk won for a carbon sheet repair method in cardbooks, and a tingmith improved fastening of locomotive cabs. A fireman suggested standardizing coal gas heights to reduce losses. A car inspector perfected a cleaner for storibiving drinking mana used in iriggengerers. Notable attendees included Col Abe Rothwell and Capt Thomas J Dempsey at Company No. 13 Knights of Pything installation in We, Jnvington, O. The Knights celebrated with music after the inspection. Meanwhile, School Days for the 106th time lifted attendance in Hamilton as five engagements occurred. In Cincinnati, Daeke to Stowilley faced a furling court proceeding.
A fragmented feature profiles W. Wuery Spears a longtime editor and publisher. It notes his rise from a local column maker to chief editorial writer and founder of weekly papers across twelve states. The piece highlights his claim to continue publishing until he reaches a milestone of one thousand papers.
Obituary for Mrs. Elizabeth Long widow of James M. Long of Busenbark who died at her daughter's Camden home after a fall broke her hip and led to complications. Born March 13 1933 to Samuel and Anna Lanidis, she lived near Busenbark most of her life, leaving six living children and many grandchildren. A Baptist church member, she was regarded as deeply devoted to family and community. Funeral details to be announced by the family.
A garbled report notes Saynehbeg Vadan and Rev Clarener Richeson, father of Rev Richeson, condemn a Boston murderer Avis Linnell. The elder Richeson asserts distress over a desertion and appeals for aid, with lingering affections for his son despite the turmoil.
Thircelor of Pablo Service John A Volzberger asks City Solicitor John F Neilan for an opinion on whether the city may lease its gas mains to Ohio Fuel Supply Co The request seeks whether the gas plant is real estate or personal property and if the lease would be satisfactory to Ohio Fuel Supply Co for a stipulated rent of 1000 a year
A faulty advertisement for Hae Cincinnati Sythe in Smith's theater led to confusion about the engagement date. The notice originally listed Ma date as Fok, shifting plans to next Wednesday evening.
The article reports on voucher returns by legislators including three senators who refused to accept advance salaries. It mentions an attorney general ruling on compensation during a term, and questions over prosecuting attorneys drawing extra pay. It also notes a prohibition rule about using available revenues for current appropriations and the timing of final installments.
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