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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1923
Page
2
An extended critique argues American diplomats should study Latin American sensibilities and languages before representing the United States abroad. The piece contrasts American haste with European diplomacy, urging formalized training and longer preparation for foreign assignments to improve trade and influence in Latin America and beyond.
Fort Drake, an Arizona lawyer, reports improved weight and vigor after using Bitro-Phosphate. He claims months of weakness and nervousness gave way to steadier energy, appetite, and improved appearance. He urges others to try Euro-Phosphate as a safe, inexpensive aid to vitality.
A vintage advertisement urges Mothers to treat early coughs with Musterole ointment on the throat and chest. It claims to draw out congestion relieve soreness and imitate a mustard plaster without blistering, available in jars and hospital sizes.
Sulphur is touted as the best cure for ugly broken out skin. Menthae Surplecue is recommended for quick relief from itching and irritation. The preparation claims to soothe, heal, and leave the skin smooth, with caution about drying the area.
Thames Quinn and Clifford Key bound over in Middletown on charges of attempted assault to steal 60 dollars from Holly Brown. Both juveniles aged 17 or 30 are confined in county jail awaiting further action.
Oioh Volumbue, fin. Beil of shore was today appointed by Governor Donrhey as the Ohio representative to the Brazilian Centennial celebration to be held next month. An Eagles dance featuring Ebel's Orchestra is listed for Jacobs Hall tonight.
The Brotherhood of Tomorrow Engineers announced plans to apply within a week for a charter for a bank in New York City owned by labor, after purchasing a large Empire Trust Co. stake and proposing two Brotherhood officials join its directorate. Warren Stone, president, and William S. Prenter are cited as new directors, pledging no interference with openings of several city banks.
Judge Alexander Boxwell died at Miami Valley Hospital and will be buried in Franklin likely Friday. He championed rural to city school promotion via an examination system and served as Ohio House speaker and Warren County probate judge. Known in Sunday school circles, he headed the Warren County Sunday School association and managed the Mini Valley Building and Loan in Franklin. Death followed fear illness after three operations. He was 87 years old.
The Behringer Clevenger Co filed a common pleas suit for 1406.27 seeking money due on an account from Benjamin and Louise Swett. The plaintiff asks that a property conveyance by the defendants be set aside as a fraudulent act.
An event notice urges attendees to remember the dance at Jacobs Hall tonight at 11. Local organizers promote the social gathering with music and refreshments.
Columbus January 4 25 Representative Allen Walton Wyandot County introduced a bill to levy two cents per gallon at retail for gasoline with one fifth to the state and four fifths to counties to fund road and street repairs. Pending bills also seek one cent per gallon. The article also notes an appraiser appointment in Hamilton involving Edward C Davis property and Jay Korner as assignee with Andve Woodruff and LE Collins filling vacancies.
A patient from Calamus reports dramatic health gains after using Kadicok for long standing liver digestion and neuritis problems. She credits improved vitality, fewer pain spells, and lasting relief, praising Kadicok above prior remedies. Sold at Wad He's and Beeler's Drug Store.
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