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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1917
Page
2
A dashing secret service plot unfolds as Earl Williams escorts Corinne Griffith in The Stolen Treaty at the Jefferson. A dangerous mission to recover a state paper from blackmailers drives romance and peril as the lovers face peril and duty.
Haie Tinting Ad touts Brownstone hair dye as harmless and easy to use with long lasting shade. Claims no fading or rubbing off and includes price details and direct ordering from manufacturers. Sold in Hamilton by Radelitte Ding Co and other druggists with insistence on genuine Brownstone product.
William Farnum stars in a Famous Players Paramount six part adaptation opening at the Jefferson Thursday. The dramatic production, based on Wilson Barrett’s popular tale, promises power and emotion as it plays for several days. Souls Frained drama also offered at The Jewel with Borelli in a tale of passion and conquest through love and fate.
A readable fragment advertises Glory Glory at The Grand Theatre for today only with Juanita Hauser as the lead. The plot centers on Glory Glory the village darling in a romance of love and adventure, detailing her joys and misfortunes amid village life.
George Walsh stands out as a natural actor in Blue Blood and Red and other William Fox pictures. He appears as a healthy, handsome leading man, free of stage tricks, earning high praise for his lifelike performance. Louise Huff stars in The Jewel-House, with a real pearls birthday gift showcased on screen. The Lonesome Chap and One Day Grand feature at local theatres, drawing positive notices for their storytelling and dramatic tension.
Special to The Journal from Aton July 17 details court house sales. Frank Jackson buys Michael Sharkey farm in Blaeres area for 10 015. Flora buys Christian Flora farm in Jackson township for 20 125. Proceedings note purchaser’s mother Mrs Sarah Flora died recently.
One of Preble County's notable fraternal events is set for Wednesday at the county fair grounds. Knights of Pythias members from all towns will attend a patriotic gathering with an all day picnic. Lodge members and families are invited. officers expected to attend.
Wayne county commissioners sold a 4000 bond issue for a concrete road from Centerville to Jackson Hall along the Wixie highway between Indianapolis and Payton Ohio. Eliott Breed, Starrison of Cincinnati and Indianapolis served as underwriters with 4 per cent interest for twenty years.
The West National Bank of Camden files a case against John Kirkpatrick over a 3010 debt. The action names Camden bank subsidiary and Maton as key parties in the financial dispute.
An editorial discusses childless marriages and separation noting that lacking children strains unions. It suggests Ascha Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy for wives unable to bear children, claiming fewer childless homes would result.
Hamilton women form a unit of the Women's Council of National Defense under Mrs. J W Doron to support war effort. A meeting at the Lane Public Library launched committees for food conservation and general service with Mrs. Doron elected chair and Mrs. Charles Parrish cited for initiating the effort.
Local letters praise Doan's Kidney Pills as a remedy for kidney trouble and back pain. Mrs Susan Ogg of Chestnut Street Hamilton reports lasting relief and renewed strength after using the pills. She, and another resident named Mrs One, affirm repeated success and gratitude. Price ten cents at all dealers. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo N Y adv.
Oklahoma City reports Governor Williams declines heavy formal attire for a Belgians mission reception. He states a day suit and no silk hat suit the 100 degree heat, warning reception organizers a dress suit and silk hat are impractical. He notes his preference for summer attire over full dress.
A man identified as Mion Free was found in a hallway on South Third Street in an intoxicated condition Monday afternoon and, after police custody, was placed in a car to return home to Middletown.
In a heated Senate session on Monday a dispute arose over military draft rules and census based population figures. Senator Pomerene cited alleged inconsistencies and questioned the accuracy of northern city tallies used to determine draft proportion, noting Hamilton’s population cited by the Census Bureau may be unreliable.
George Long of 92 Washington St credits Nerv Worth with ending his two year sleep loss and constant itching after trying baths and assorted remedies. He reports better appetite digestion and rest and promises to keep using Nerv Worth with a dollar back guarantee if it fails.
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