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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1917
Page
2
The article reports on mass registration for World War II as the U S government moves to call about a million men for induction. It notes the process involves local exemption boards, counting cards, and forthcoming steps to compile final figures for the draft and mobilization.
The text urges enlistment for spring days, noting dietary shifts from heavy winter foods to cereals and greens. It discusses registration procedures, absentee mail registrations, and a call for Americans abroad to contact consuls for additional registration cards, with officials citing the need for updated records and patriotism.
Confederate veterans gathered at Arlington National Cemetery for the twenty seventh annual memorial exercises. Adjutant General William Re Nibkle announced speakers while wreaths were placed on graves, with veterans and Southern cities planning entertainments for 1918.
Emma Crockett endorses Nerv Worth noting relief from nervous indigestion and headaches after using New Worth laxative tablets. The testimonial positions the product as a cure for digestive issues and associated pain, urging readers to ask at Mawe's for the new Nerv Worth tablet.
A London conference of seamen and ship union leaders erupted over German submarine actions in the North Sea. Eleven crew members were killed when a British ship was torpedoed, prompting demands for a firm stance and formal protest backed by international labor representatives.
The article reports on a busy sequence of events including a cabinet liaison, a secretary’s arrival for a St. Louis loan review, and a meeting of Christian Endeavorers at the North Sixth Street Chapel. Subscriptions for a loan are noted, with substantial totals. Miss Zak, a graduating worker, and Zeekavas autographs are mentioned alongside a tea and social to honor future service.
Charles Baker remains in critical condition after a molten steel explosion at the Tinittun furnace plant. He was rushed to Mercy Hospital following the accident that sparked minor injuries to crew members and a gas ignition. Witnesses described a sudden flare as hot metal and sparks flew, with several workers sustaining burns to hands and faces.
A damaged OCR record mentions Allied Nows and addresses in Forthe street and Tweignipoting Ind. It describes several boys boarding a Gy To and We Hye teat and being found by an officer who took them home.
W L Hunter is reported recovering following a short hospital stay linked to a medical issue. The notice mentions a respected local figure and notes expectations of a return to real estate dealings soon.
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