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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1917
Page
1
Washington reports the tally of war appropriations under consideration shows totals near 9.28 billion with categories for army and navy expansion, aviation programs, bond issues, and minor credits. Additional credits of about 4 billion are requested, with discussion by Senator Smoak and references to Fourth Congress allocations.
A ruling in Columbus relates to a physician accused of fabricating injuries to obtain larger workers compensation awards. If the state fund is defrauded beyond 435, the doctor faces a harsher sentence. Investigations were disclosed indicating alleged doctor fraud and pending prosecutions.
Rev Hammond receives approval from church authorities delaying change as Rev Tanwig claims prior pastorate. Mt Healthy Ohio clergyman confirmed to continue duties. Card offers to attend ceremony and church events in Ontarlo.
A vintage tonic advertisement extols Hypoterrin as a life changing health booster. It claims to restore vigor, tone the stomach and nerves, build firm flesh and strong muscles, and preserve youthfulness. The copy touts physician approval and positions the product as a safe, universal remedy from the Honmnnel Remedies Co in Cincinnati, Ohio.
A fragment from Thus Daily News reports the premier will outline Britain's war aims in a projected declaration. The dispatch notes a party corresp ondent and mentions Carmi as part of the proceedings, with focus on unity and wartime policy.
Local county crop meeting notes indicate wheat in Preble County at about 3.25 dollars per bushel with shortages cited. Officials reported a push to secure fall wheat supplies as a gap persists between demand and available stock, urging farmers to harvest and sell promptly.
A New York Central train collision near the city killed a newlywed couple and injured several relatives amid a wedding trip. Police and witnesses describe the panic as bystanders and family members awaited news at the station.
Toot Bridgh 15 is being restored as workers rapidly install the peat bridge. Speakers for a forthcoming assembly include Mr Moss, with a large public turnout expected in the valley. Washington officials say over half a billion dollars has been spent since the end of the Hiseal era, highlighting ongoing fiscal concerns.
Read as a sensational ad touting Miller's Antiseptic Oil as a miracle remedy for pain joints fever and general ill. Claims include sensational relief claims and urges readers to buy the golden red bottle advertised by Nadeliffe Drug Co. without substitutes.
A Richmond man reports an unusual scene as a hen and a cat jointly raise three kittens belonging to William Hailey Deson of Milton. The hen protects the kittens, pecks anyone near them, and allows the tabby to feed during meals. The cat then walks off, leaving the hen to guard the litter until next feeding. The farmer cannot explain the bond.
Reading from Budapest dated July 26, a lettered outline outlines Hungary's war aims. Premier Grint Morita and allies express readiness for peace and accord with the Western powers. The Reichstag is cited as discussing terms and terms reflect cautious neutrality.
Fragmented notices from Columbine and nearby coal dealers discuss price justification and shipment terms. The ad text mentions state weight standards, a quoted $50 steamer rate, and references to delivery practices and regulatory expectations.
A garbled dispatch describes soldiers in a unit, naming Walter and Charles Bishops among others. It notes a sergeant and a temporary assignment to the Sixth Cavalry stationed at Manta, Texas, with movement through transportation corps and a listed claim of service years in Chi.
A brief note records Pryor, son of Dry We Be Pryor of Canter, set to join an expedition with Jwin Praner aboard soon. Meyer qulizbed for months, and a Lowan savy dept linkage is mentioned as part of the plan. Licenses include Parl dames Molace, 22, machine hand, and Mroda May Math, 17, at sfamilton through Rev. G. S. Gerhold.
A fragmented obituary notes the death of Miss Kit Kinzer in a hospital after multiple operations. It mentions her family, including two brothers, and references Lord Northcliffe’s arrival in San Francisco to coordinate British press efforts. The item mixes local memory with a broader note on press influence.
Fragmented report notes conscription measures advancing in Canada with passage of a hill, while military outfits for men are discussed. A separate item mentions a fatal bull attack in Kentucky and an employee's shooting incident near Kinland Bennktin, plus Holland and Italy road halt affectations.
Morgan Vincent, reporting better after using Neve-Worth, endorses Howe’s Drug Store and Bay’s Drug Store in Middletown for relief of nervous weakness, faintness, and poor appetite. He mentions returning a dollar if Neve-Worth fails, cites 236 Washington St as a location, and notes substantial improvement after two days’ use.
The record notes a final entry in conservancy proceedings tied to Montgomery County. It mentions appraisers, exemptions, and owner objections, with a court clerk set to file by the end of the month and a potential jury appeal.
An Abend Zeitung report from Angeburg Bavarian sources cites a Berlin reception hosted by Emperor William where he spoke with socialist leader Philim Scheidemann about America. The emperor reportedly expressed that the United States would not take a derisive stance in the war.
A fragmented weather note reports daytime temperature and conditions for the area. The piece also mentions at eight o’clock Wednesday morning a forecast update and printing of very latest notices and invitations at The Sentinel office.
Fragmented OCR text details names and roles linked to Oxford civic life and university figures. It mentions Mayor Higgins, National Service, Naval Reserve members, and various individuals in Chicago and Illinois education, with scattered references to ceremonies, appointments, and community events.
Mrs Phillips is divorced. Chara Mae Phillips was granted a divorce from Feed Phillip by hedee Murphy today on the grounds of gross neglect. An automobile incident note appears among garbled OCR text but the main item records the divorce action.
In a historical record, Mooseab West session notes assignation of leaders in the Loyal Obloy of Moose ab. Details list John Ford of Pittsburgh and others, naming supreme officers and regional figures across cities including Albany and Baltimore. The document references prohibition era themes and public support movements with mentions of various officials and committees.
Spental to Wheedori Midetown Ohio on July 2 Frey McNvill appears arraigned before Sein Vistas as an elite of stealing. Hearing and ens Trond aver Lo the arial jigs describe the case in a damaged but readable fragment.
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