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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1912
Page
3
Partly readable ad promotes a miracle cure for deafness asthma bronchitis and other illnesses. Claims two bottles of inhaling medicine and other items will cure the diseases in weeks. Includes references to a doctor and weekly sessions and a sealing claim.
The Humane Society reports efforts to secure a permit for Kilfoyle to return to Hamilton. Officer Yerigan recommends a pardon and release, noting Kilfoyle’s prior restraint and residence in Hamilton, with a likelihood of approval after the Taerdok pardons review.
The fragmentary report cites officers Butler Comr Nin and Liha of New Unty in a case involving alleged theft. Names such as Chas, Ella Lonse, and Kith Hurting appear in unclear contexts. Further readable details remain unavailable in the text.
Fragmentary text describes a Humane Society action involving a family linked to a penitentiary. It mentions a father serving time, a son named Warri, and a move by an officer on a Friday. The family reportedly lived in destitution at 2119 Join street with others to provide for them.
A terse note reports a meeting between Wolves Compton and Relie Coens held yesterday afterland. Resident Matilda Houtman Aman attended as a point of contact with two yeas recorded for the motion.
A fragmented court record shows Harvey Long suing the Ohio Electric Co. before Judge Gard, with mentions of a prior wag attempt and belated testimony in the ongoing case.
A chaotic theft report from Dayton notes rising offenses as authorities urge vigilance. Local residents and officials, including units within the Dayton Police Department, call for increased patrols to curb the surge and protect storefronts and residences.
In Swan Creek villagers back a cheeky scheme led by a wandering peddler to raise money for a village church bell. A jug of beans counts guesses, locals buy in, and Deacon Hosmer, Uriah Goodspeed and others watch as funds and beans pile up while the town debates where to hang the bell, amid comic misadventure and community hustle.
The unreadable lines hint at a chase or pursuit involving a son and a figure named Enda Sin as the speaker notes a desire to erase and prevent a reappearance. The tone suggests fear and vigil, with no clear names, dates, or places readable, leaving the core action and participants ambiguous.
A lively German American alliance stage show drew a full hall in Alton despite bad weather. Performers delivered splendidly and the audience, including reunions from Ohio and Kentucky, praised the event. distant plans mention a Friday departure for St Louis to arrest a woman and suspended actions involving Willie Baytor.
Amelia Dexter recalls a coin tale from her youth at Aubapolis, linking a silver ten cent piece, a cadet named William, and a fleeting romance. Thirty years on, Amelia, now older, reflects on what began as a youthful emotion and how memory lingers in a port tale told to an admiral about love, memory, and propriety.
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