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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1913
Page
3
An extraordinary booklet on hypnotism and personal magnetism is being advertised. Mr. Flint will give a free copy for a limited time to interested readers, claiming decades of practical experience and numerous insights into these sciences. No charge for the initial offer.
An infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Cier of Hartwell was baptized at St James Church Sunday afternoon. Rev Father officiated and Mary Hutjise presented the child in a solemn rite witnessed by family members including Mrs My and Ms Jijiliiuise- Pater.
Charles Hayes alleged a Middletown elevator bottom gave way thirty feet from ground injuring him while employed by the city. Hayes died before trial. administrator C D Bod prosecutes for his widow. Trial jurors questioned on workers compensation views during selection.
A first inquest was held into the death of Henry Wrone who was killed by a train near the New River. Witnesses testified that his memory was given to Elise Lily, and the body was found along the tracks.
An oyster supper fundraiser followed a political gathering featuring candidates listed for the upcoming Monday night event. Organizers urged attendance at the fourteenth and forty streets venues for the community talk and vote setup.
An advertisement touts a new salve with camphor menthol eucalyptus and phytol to be inhaled overnight for cold relief. It claims absorption through skin provides rapid throat and chest warmth, with a guaranteed satisfaction offer and limited 25 cent packages available from local druggists.
Customer seeks a 26 cent Vicks dry shift salve package. Instructions request name and address on the back of the coupon and to send the package when the recipient receives his shipment.
Fragmented notice describes Bible classes being held at several local residences. It lists addresses including Mrs Burnett’s residence on Burnett street and a residence on Central Aves, with additional unclear names and street references.
Daily notes Husbachy of the Mumilion Daylty farms has captured a large sum with White Rocks at the four day poultry show. 2500 top birds from across the country compete for prizes. Chivikhoin previously honored in London displayed. Lonny Pobergte faces arrest after an altercation with his father. he posted bond after police involvement. Examinations upcoming at Contra high school with reviews held this week.
A vintage ad touts TIZ foot bath as a cure for aching feet and suggests it can reduce soreness, fit feet into shoes, and aid running or standing tasks. It offers a 25 cent box via Walter Luther, Dodge & Co., 1228 Wabash Ave, Chicago, urging readers not to substitute.
In Hamilton Ohio on January 23 1912 the case of Cooke v Big Fan Railroad and others moved as Judge Dickinson oversaw motions to dismiss or compel multiple defendants. The judge overruled the defense request to force Cooke to elect a defendant and later denied dismissal against the railroad, leaving two $100 000 damages suits still pending against the Big Fan and Mayor Henry J Hunt. An advertised letters list and postal notices conclude the miscellany.
An old advertisement touts Pyramid Pile Remedy as a quick cure for piles. It promises free samples by mail to prove effectiveness, urges avoiding surgery, and claims the product reduces inflammation and heals sores and ulcers. It states a 50 cent box is sold at drug stores.
An old time promotional notice offering a free package by mail from Pyramid Drug Co based in Marshall Michigan. The readable text promises a trial package of a remedy sent in a plain wrapper and includes address guidance for mailing. The fragmentary copy emphasizes free delivery and mail response.
A Wednesday gathering at the Helping Hand society home on South Sixth Street drew about a thousand attendees. Warren Gard, the congressman and elect, addressed the audience, praising the society’s good works and urging women’s cooperation in community service. Rev Denjawin Myera presided over the event, and organizers highlighted the group’s impact.
Hamilton athletes suffered a 25 to 8 defeat at Cincinnati in a rearranged dual meet. Several Hamilton stars did not attend, yet the team pushed Cincinnati to break records in multiple events including the 13 yard dash, standing broad jumps, and the 880 yard relay. Sullivan’s jump was highlighted as one of the best ever in the event.
A reader offers home remedies for hair care and facial upkeep, including a canthrox shampoo mixture, delatone for lip freckles, and tips for thicker lashes, brows, and a smooth complexion. Several tonics and tonics for hair loss, skin glow, and eye health are described using simple household ingredients and common products.
The ceremony celebrated a new college building described as time-kissed brick with dark red trim, standing set back from the street and accessible by steps. It is hailed as housing worthy of a Jewish learning advocate, while City Treasurer Harry Long remains homebound with a trip.
Two gas mains were found broken on Minster Street on Wednesday. The incident occurred as the street settled, prompting immediate repairs by the local gas department. Authorities reported no injuries and advised residents to avoid affected areas until repairs complete.
A Hamilton reader named Mia James Harding testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills relieved dizziness headaches and fatigue after months of poor sleep and discomfort. She says she has recommended the remedy since 1911 and encourages continued publication of her endorsement. Price 60 cents, Foster-Million Co New York, agents for Tufted Styles.
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