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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1912
Page
2
A jumble of short notices lists visitors and family happenings in the community. Mentions of Willits Alten, Miss Havel Beutow, and Mrs. Lewis Clawson appear among many brief references to seasonal travels, school attendance, and summer plans in Mason and surrounding areas.
A vintage advertisement touts a freckle treatment promising removal at no expense. It urges readers to apply a small amount of a home remedy and asserts a reliable guarantee of a clear complexion, claiming fast results without cost to the user.
A garbled list of names and well wishes appears, seemingly from a group of people including Mie Uhiten Daily News vestector and OL Mason Thaniiion, with mentions of November events, thanks to several named persons and groups. The fragment references condolence style greetings and civic figures in a chaotic OCR excerpt.
Unclear OCR text presents unnamed congressmen praising Cox. Context unclear with multiple garbled phrases. Not enough verifiable facts or identifiable persons beyond Cox. Summary focuses on generic political approval without concrete details.
The Ohio Democratic Convention shows James M. Cox favored for governor, with notable praise from leaders like Isa W. Sherwood and Tour. Supporters highlight his governance experience, liberal policy stance, and reforms for veterans, while opponents note the shifting party dynamics and internal endorsements shaping the nomination battle.
A historical fragment describes a community gathering at First Presbyterian and mentions individuals such as Mildred and Sony Herbert, with a playful note on a school song titled Children tue the sayiors. The text reads like a quirky OCR from a parish event program or local notice.
The Ghia Pablo service company plans a new building at Fourth Avenue and Junction Street in Cincinnati for offices and a water site, with $550,000 in financing and additional working capital. The firm lists $7078.05 on island capital and other improvements funded to convert the existing structure, aiming to modernize the telephoning facilities and support expansion.
Nominations were discussed at the Congregational church society meeting hosted by Mrs PoP. The group named officers including president Mrs Kina Robinson and treasurer Mrs Amma Smile. Members approved remaining roles and set future dates for elections and committee work.
A youth aid society met yesterday at a local hall with large attendance. Present members contributed to an evening program and a chorus performance by the cotta people of the fetus. The event received significant appreciation from those in attendance.
Fragmented OCR text shows a student society event with names such as Lauda Omaie, Miss Morgenthaden, Uriah, and Carl Strole. The passage references a meeting, social activities, and remarks by attendees. Details are unclear due to garbled text, but the piece centers on student group notes and social engagement.
Mary A MeVer widow of the late… died at her home in Pennsylvani a at age 70. Survived by daughter Abbie Bint and sons Oli Beowane and Mbes. Funeral set for Friday at 4 PM from home with services at the lodge in Olwood. Local obit notes and family names in the Leonard County paper.
Fragmentary report notes a September 7 observance involving Company F at Olio National Card. Details are incomplete but reference to soldiers and potential encampment suggests a military event or parade. Further readable elements mention Windreament and unspecified participants.
An irregular notice outlines an open meeting at the Westminster area with a call for participation by residents. The document mentions governance by First Pulpit and expected attendance by local women groups and community members.
Delegates from Lone Star corps travel to a Sunday gathering at the Knights of Pythias hall. Leaders and officers join discussions on forthcoming events and the order’s activities.
A civil suit for money is filed naming Waller and Nelsutt along with Hammon and Cora Ds Ryntivk as parties. The document outlines claims seeking monetary relief and states the case is docketed for court action.
An advertisement touts a home treatment to end whiskey and beer craving with a product called ORRINE. It claims simple at home use, no doctor or publicity, money back guarantee, and a form of powder sold by The Radolipfe Drug Co. at Second and High Streets. The copy emphasizes personal relief from intoxication and urges readers to try the formula.
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