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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1913
Page
10
A vintage column markets cosmetics and remedies including a shampoo for clean scalp, hair glow, and wave. It promotes facial paste for hair removal, a home blend for complexion, and a hazel powder substitute to reduce shine and protect skin from sunburn.
Andrew P Tenkel of Cincinnali died Wednesday and was buried this afternoon. The Harvard club of Cincinnati offered a prize to the boy with highest four year average. Joseph Austin won in Madisonville high school. A Newport tragedy on Fowl and Brighton streets ended with Samuel Moore shooting John Moore and then himself, dying shortly after.
Society notes recount a refined musical program for the WIS piano opening at the Qvorge Hrebx home. W. W. WoW Staylon managed the event with Steinway Grand and Medlin ail Linde players. Many auto dealers of Howilton attended, bringing souvenirs and praise as guests enjoyed performances by Ethel Sullivan, Hubert Helen, Hans Lay, and others amid a decorated salon and intimate audience.
Among the eight young women graduating from the Geony Seminary Philadelphia is Miss Luvin Veblen, daughter of Mr and Mrs Belden of this city. Horace Belden, son of Mr and Mrs Belden, will graduate from Amherst this diss. BR Club entertained. Miss Jeona Deholt hosted the BCL club with music and games in her home. A farewell luncheon and dance plans feature Miss Marian Hoover’s invitation for a dance at her home on North Third Street set for Tuesday evening June 1.
The senate committee extended its probes into well organized efforts aimed at pressuring members of Congress. After afternoon sessions the panel subpoenaed most names mentioned as agitators in tariff and labor issues, and planned broader inquiries into prohibition, Alaska rail projects, and protective organizations. Senator Overman, chair, indicated preliminary findings support ongoing investigation.
Reported blast at a residence caused severe burns to Miss Lou Gillespie of Sout' vi tH street. She was in the kitchen when the explosion occurred, flames scorching her eyebrows as she tried to escape. Despite the injuries, she remains able to move about.
Seven year old Stragser girl from North Mainsteed was slightly injured after a motorcycle ridden by Wal Bond of FAL Garfield yvenue failed to stop. Bond attempted to avoid the child but collided with a crowd, injuring another woman who required hospital care.
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