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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1912
Page
5
An old political style medical ad promises relief for dyspepsia and indigestion with Dyspepsia Tablets. It asserts a money back guarantee, urges customers to visit a local Rexall store at 231 Tigh St, and claims to offer larger sizes for chronic cases. The tone is promotional and verbose with dubious medical claims.
The will Snown fenit store conducted for milly genys by Rothen bish and Co at 100 High street passed to William Cy Atherton who now takes over the entire stocks of duels and fruits. Mr Allerton remains with the business on High street, and James Ball, long associated with the store, continues with Mr Atherton and will supervise the seed department as before.
Judge Judan Milton Clark ruled on demurrers in a Poclicision suit involving Margaret Smith and others against Mary Wrimble and Eth Ora. The court dismissed certain answers and granted defendants 15 days to file further pleadings or respond to the ruling.
The annual sinking fund report presented at the Wednesday meeting details transfers of 50,000.00, interest 472.00, and total receipts 892,597.69. Expenditures include bond redemptions 12,500.00 and secretary salary 200.00, with outstanding indebtedness shown and a total net liability figure around 200,224.81 reflecting bonds, street works, and other charges.
Y. M. C. A. 7 Boettetree and Hartman's Athletics beat Taw Thorney and Eagles 2 to 1. Crescents and Senate Athletics win 2 to 0. both teams tied for first with six wins and five losses. Eagles and Adhetion set to play next. junior snapper outlines morrow night Bible class schedule.
Registration by nes-law Middletown is en filed a résistration on end after this year. The election board will not ghost this registration for the coun ty primaries, but will order wil vot ers in Middletown registered sharlly bature the regular election next No vember. The fawn was precently redistricted into four wards and twelve pree vinels.
Tonight marks the close of Raneh King at Smiths theatre amid strong attendance and praise for Lewis. Hearts of Kentucky, an idyll of Kentucky mountains, is set to start Thursday. Grand theatre announces two bills weekly, with Monday and Thursday matinees expanding to eleven performances weekly. Morton Jewell jugglers headline a strong bill with a tall, athletic troupe and a seven foot tall performer as a feature act. May Buckley appears in an early talkie The Poor Relation at the Jewel. Lyric presents Jack and the Beanstalk tonight and tomorrow, plus Getting Even and Sunshine on the program.
Emerson was sent to the penitentiary for four years for art e and horse stealing. He was taken to Columbus today by Deputy Sheriff Melton.
The Salvation Army reports severe winter strain across cities with crowds at the hall and station. They have distributed clothing and meals, but supply runs short as homeless men, many skilled workers, seek shelter and work. Donations of men’s, women’s, and especially children’s clothing are urged to help, with contact through the Bell phone or care of Hay 2 Vuekeve street.
Effie Young filed suit in the tam mon play court against Ovian for divorce and custody of one child. She alleges they married November 12, 103 and that for some time her husband neglected her and stayed out at night drinking with other women. She seeks alimony and support from the court.
An executive meeting of the Hamilton Constitutions Convention League was convened at the Roenisehles building by the Vic officer of Attorney UL.11 Milnes to organize the next gathering. The session aimed to set a date about a week hence and outline preliminary arrangements.
Health Officer A J Smedley reports two scarlet fever cases in Sheeily one in Tast Hamilton and another on North Sixth Street. All contagious illnesses must be reported to the officer.
An 1941 testimonial from W. A. Armstrong of Corbin Kansas describes severe back acne lasting three years. After trying many remedies, the Culicura trio reportedly cured the pimples and skin condition in months. The letter praises Culicura Soap and Ointment and urges others to use them as directed.
Mrs Schwab files suit against Lewis Schwab alleging years of abuse after marriage. She claims he used anger and drunken excess, threatened her with eviction and demanded return of money while he retained control of household goods. Attorney L F Nolan represents the plaintiff in this divorce and property dispute.
A memorial service for Rev. Warbert Moninger was held last night at Northside Presbyterian Church in Cronminaville. The event featured speakers from local religious bodies and a movement to erect a monument in his memory, with remarks by figures including Lacrace Drake and others from Hamilton County Sunday School and related associations.
A suit by attorneys Maillikiv and filnits for Gyorges Holtmas against Sella Dingfelder, administrator of the Dott Dingfeller estate, seeks $528.75 including interest from a December 13 1802 bill. The case notes alleged lack of administration for the John Dingtedlat & ootil estate and administrator’s earlier rejection of a vision.
Report from the Roosevelt Club indicates farmers are lining up in support, with petitions being signed as members attend. The action signals opposition to Taft and a push for a second term, reflecting momentum among agricultural stakeholders.
In Middletown the Balconists Fort Basa and Steve Swill were dismissed by Tailze Gard after juvenile court considerations. The Harper girls allegedly involved remain under review as the kerund jury investigates the incident with suspected delinquency and unlawful restraint.
Fragmentary court filing shows Coppage suing Crumviere Coppage in common pleas over Tixoree with April 7 entry. The damaged text mentions wife’s death, meals at home, and various parties including Tiekley & Tiektoys, with unclear allegations and names.
The Bible Club of the First U P Church held a meeting in which the Vita Loviten Hyeshylurian elie group participated. The program featured lessons, a nature study, and reports from Miss Randi and Miss Cie with speakers from local organizations.
The Ladies Aid society of Vins United Goehzen ebmreli holds a regular session at the church parlors on Mark and Ute avenues. Discussion includes translation of Tagle and Work Jan Cheviser Mis. CL We Kilgmillen reports. A suggestion box will collect plans for work and the West meeting program.
A marriage license was issued in Hamilton County to Alfred Hiegel age 46 of New Baltimore and Avonsiegle age 26 of Nent. A license was also issued to Tarry Bonaworty and Witi Chotirane age 22 of Clivabethown.
The passage records court actions including a probate of the late Maria Shera and the will of George Lintner. It notes Davin Weaver named administrator of Andrew Thornshell estate and letters testamentary issued to J. F. Holly with a $12,000 bond. Details mention inventory objections by Havl Breen and Berttin Kreinfelder and a hearing to follow.
The decree outlines final accounting for Theodore DeWolf estate by Apres DeWally ascetrix with a list of assets and expenses totaling 850. The document references legal proceeding details and distributions.
Deputy Fheriil Moten transported Milzabeth Sule to the Dayton hospital on Tuesday for medical treatment, details of her condition were not disclosed.
An old home remedy claims mixing one pint granulated sugar with a pint water, adding 2 1/2 ounces Pinex, then sugar syrup to create a cough suppressant. Ad presents Pine extract as a powerful healing agent, touts quick relief for coughs, croup, bronchitis, and lung troubles with a money back guarantee.
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