13 Jul 1917
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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1917
Page
1
The readable portions describe a festive theme and a store inviting customers to prepare for enjoyable times. The text is garbled, but hints at a promotional tone and a call to act to enjoy upcoming spring or holidays. No clear events, dates, or proper names are identifiable.
A fragmented July communication urges Chinago and other parties to push publicity through newspapers. The Amer Sociation voices demand for prominent first-page coverage, urging readers to advertise liberty and the government’s messaging.
Customers report rapid relief from headaches and back pain with Foley Kidney Pills. The advertisement features Mrs Frank of Merrill Maine praising their calming effects, claiming improved sleep and nerve stability after use, and warns to purchase only genuine Foley Kidney Pills to avoid harmful drugs.
A garbled passage claims the government plans to push war ads and public messaging through newspapers to sway public opinion. It references President remarks and calls for ads in advance of wartime policy, noting confusion and calls for clearer government communication.
A large patriotic display drew crowds as Marines paraded through the street to the Grand Parade. Uniformed members stood out at the Denver site with Senator Towia of Minis presiding. Mayor Corley urged action while Governor Meall and others called for reaffirming American ideals amid wartime sentiment.
A damaged report lists 21 scouts visiting about 16 homes and distributing applications. It cites 14,400 dollars in subscriptions with largest at 1500 by a single scout, plus 44,2005 in bonds and 800 for Charles Sins. Recommendations include Calvin Skillman and Paul Rayer for invards. gratitude noted for patrons and donors.
A Hamilton Elks outing plans a large event at Gherter Park with a banquet at the Chester Clubhouse. State officers and invited guests will attend as part of a fundraising drive and social gathering.
A religious service denounces spiritualism as a deception. Evangel Wentunok cites spirits and table tapping to illustrate alleged meddling by demons, warning of interworld communication and the danger to households and society. The sermon condemns Spiritualism as a new counterfeit belief and urges vigilance against its claims.
A testimonial from Omuhs Nebraska recounts a woman barren since age seventeen who, after using Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound, becomes healthy and bears a healthy girl. Many households report children after starting the remedy, claimed to restore normal health for childless women.
Report notes Westinghouse and allied industries plan a covert recruitment of about 1,000 men to support wartime manufacturing. Recruits would be enlisted for the duration, guaranteed protection, and work would occur away from the public eye with limited recreation for isolation.
Equity papers show the company set its capital at 825 000 dollars with no current new contributions by any officer or staff. The tierwise increase appears to be a formal dress of capital rather than actual cash infusion, reflecting a nominal rise in stated capital.
Strangers abandoned a horse and buggy after a chase. Rangers pursued them. horse taken to Fancett's stable where the owner, from Bevennile, claimed it. Sam and Wessel Sloan were taken to Lancaster by Proka lion Officer Shirley. The boys were convicted of breaking into Conaver's store at West Chester.
A family urges townsfolk to enjoy a summer picnic on Hamilton Day with games, singing, and community bonding. It invites adults and children to join, promises old fashioned fun, and highlights expenses for a single day of recreation, with emphasis on togetherness and wholesome activities.
An old advertisement touts a nightly wax treatment to erase discoloration and freckles, claiming the wax leaves no trace and improves complexion in a week. It warns against greasy cosmetics as too conspicuous and promotes incroolizen wax with simple steps.
The Boys Outing Club gathers at the Yalu upstairs Sunday afternoon for a hike and stories. Leaders plan a pleasant, suitable outing with a list of attendees including many named members and organizers.
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