26 Jul 1912
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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1912
Page
1
The Journal invites readers to write about public issues for the Mail Bag column. Letters must include the writer’s name and address, but those may be withheld on request. editors may condense longer communications.
The editorial commends the attitude of the queen on the proposed capital punishment amendment. It urges readers and all voters to consider the advice and reflect on the issue as presented by Warwick.
An ad style screed touts GETSIT as a fast corn remedy. It claims painless action with two second application and immediate relief from corns and bunions. The copy mentions a price and retailer E. Larteones & Co, with odd phrasing suggesting a historical classified-like promo.
A critical examination of capital punishment, arguing it is not only a moral question but a societal one. The piece contrasts reform with killing, denounces a supposed defender of murder, and mocks appeals to biblical and legal authorities while highlighting the need for practical reasoning. It critiques David Pierce and Judge Lindsay for their roles in the public debate, emphasizing the dangers of abstract theory without humane insight.
Macon Georgia July 26 Admitting that he headed the party of prominent men who whipped Essie Carter the twenty year old girl W B Dozier clerk of the supreme court at Dawson has issued a statement saying it was necessary to whip the girl to save his twenty three year old son who was infatuated with the girl and went on marrying her Essie Carter who is in a critical condition at the hospital here denied that she tried to influence young Dozier against her father The whipping was administered to break the spell she had on his son Prominent lawyers have taken up the case and have entered suit in the United States court against Gosier and his friends for 25000 damages The whippers will also be prosecuted in the state courts The feeling against Dozier and the whip pers is bitter at Dawson where the girl was flogged
Attorney General Hogan asserts the Pennsylvania railroad may face action for two cent fare agreements intended to curb excursion business. He cites correspondence from Central Passenger Association officials and Pennsylvania lines west of Pittsburgh. Officials warn of a possible backlash as Ohio two cent fare laws influenced by rail profits and saloon taxes loom in state politics and constitutional campaign plans.
J. M. Warwick of Unitton writes that the appeal seeks hutman sympathy and questions the existence of a properly constructed humane creature. He suggests David turn to Mori philosophy for enlightenment and proposes sending Laven and Higock to further discussion.
A community lawn fete organized on Beckett Avenue and Crud Boulevard drew a strong turnout on Wednesday and Tuesday afternoons. The event featured lively music and a charity focus, with local groups like St. Jolie Evangeliea participating and providing entertainment.
Ladies met at the bazaar booths selling dainty articles to support the Leto. Quiet event centers on sales and social gathering with Hatley presiding over the stalls.
Detective Jones, patrolling near the Indianapolis Brewing Co. office at Fifth and Sligh, heard a man snoring from a beer crate and found a paralyzed figure with a broken leg and ribs. The tramp awakened the sufferer, earning a reward for his bravery.
The article notes criticism of state leasing costs for a new building and argues for a self-sustaining project. It also reports the death of Dr Addison P Russell of Wilmington at age 84, former state official and writer, detailing his career and character.
Ohio state health board plans to compel reporting of tuberculosis cases and may fine physicians up to 100 dollars for first offenses and up to imprisonment for second offenses. The proposal includes sending instructions to families statewide and seeks to empower authorities to strengthen the fight against the white plague. The measure mirrors smallpox reporting penalties and notes potential jail terms or fines. Also lists several land sale transactions in Hamilton and Middletown areas with nominal one dollar considerations.
A vintage testimonial style article urges anxious parents to seek Dr Williams Pink Pills for nervous children and pale sickly girls. It cites a North Aukima case of a girl cured after two years of anemia and a minister’s farewell, noting restored appetite strength and weight gain. The ad-like piece promotes the pills as a remedy for anemia and nervous debility with purchase details from the Dr Williams Medicine Company.
The Odd Fellows Me annual social at Doves Station Bandy Augusta will be held in the school grove with games, a general treat, and dancing. Speakers include May Miller of West Chester and Bodhunter of Middletown. Wolpert's Jangus orchestra will provide music and a prize will be given for the best quartet. A special arrangement with Millcreek Thaelion company will run a late car to Engmil lon.
Concert notice for Millville event featuring soloist Miss Florence Adams at United Benevolent Hall on Saturday July 2. Committee expresses high hopes for a lively program, with anticipated performances by Adams and local musicians.
Joyful news for sufferers of constipation liver and bowel troubles. Hot Springs Liver Buttons sold by saloon pharmacists and drug stores. Thousands sold yearly with first year sales strong for the health baths. Box price 25 cents, available via Mul Springs Clement Co Hot Springs Arkansas and Radcliffs Drug Co as special agent in Hamilton.
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