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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1916
Page
2
A vintage ad promotes Sage and Sulphur for restoring faded gray hair to a natural deep color. The preparation claimed to darken hair evenly, masking gray with two applications, selling at 50 cents for the bottle and a pound for the sulfur cake. It touts Wyeth’s Rage and Sulphur Compound as a toilet item for a youthful complexion.
A German official statement says two cruisers, Lutao and Routork, were sunk in the battle off Ditland. The loss details are withheld for military reasons. Also mentions Hustack and Witty all ships, with torpedo lobes and a 20,000 ton dreadnought.
Truncated ad text promises money for mail submission and lists dubious remedies for coughs kidney issues and pains. It urges recipients to cut out the notice and mail name and address for a “valuable” package, citing improbable cures like Paley Kidney Pills and Cochartie Tablets.
A motor trip near Big Bear Lake aboard a car from the Monrovia Vine department ended in a wild tumble down a mountain road. Marty Stevens sat on the hood guiding an improvised lever as the vehicle nearly rolled over at a cliff bank. Three companions jumped off, Stevens and lawyer Pisher remained aboard as the car climbed a grade, and chaos halted only after the machine slipped toward danger.
Fragmentary report describes a pursuit after a vehicle jumped a ditch and stalled on a steep bank. Despite attempts to restart and guide the motor, the car slid back, then resumed briefly before another dip and parade ended with the engine stopping after roughly 403 miles of front end work.
A distorted letter from the Carliver party of government safety specialists thanks Mayor Haleberter and Hamilton city officials for hospitality during a Dayton exhibition train visit. It expresses gratitude for courtesies shown by Ye BP Os Be Ne and others, wishing peace, prosperity, health, and happiness to the people of Hamilton.
Arrangements for all branches of the Odd Fellows and Pythian lodges include a memorial service at the Claivet chapel on North Second Street next Sunday at 7 p.m. Families and friends are urged to attend. The program includes addresses by the pastor and other speakers, with uniformed participants in white gloves.
The Federated Club will hold a Friday meeting attended by new officers and the federation president. A general discussion on items at the Western in Oxet fond follows, with an entertainment for the penelil. Evening prayer and Episcopal church address by Archdeacon Dadshaw of Zatesville top off the program.
County commissioners awarded Vernon Hughes a contract Wednesday to build a concrete refining wall in Vision township area. The piece includes a note on Baby Roth, a boy born to Charles Roth in R No. 8.
A chaotic review list details multiple films and stars including Beatriz Michela, Dorothy Gish, and Lillian Walker. It notes The Unwritten Law at Jefferson theatre, The Gilded Spider at Eagle, and various talent and showings with dates and venues such as The Jewel and Grand Theatre.
An old promotional piece touts a simple cheap facial treatment that removes the outer skin layer to reveal younger skin beneath. It claims wax-like preparations dissolve in cold creams, cleanse pores, improve breathing of the skin, and erase wrinkles after daily application with a pitch of beauty and reversals.
The record lists Louis Streibeck and others elected by Samillen Taig on Ni 30 Ke of Py to key posts including chancellor commander and master of work. Eleven members were elevated to third rank by the local degendoam, with work on the park’s opening advancing to a final phase. TL Wempsey and 8.8. Purdy to represent during the coming event at Chvehead Wet week.
Mayor Helzberger announces a banquet at the Y M C L A L this Friday drawing Wack commission members and local officials. The gathering centers on park plans, the Sutherland Tad Jaw quirks, and the Willside street issue raised by Joseph We Daron, with debate over city parks and facilities.
A compromised $20 000 damage suit involving Sylvester Shelter estate administrator vs city of Tromilton moves toward settlement. The case centers on a fatal accident after a gas meter installation and an explosion that injured workers, with investigations noting pipe and valve issues and delayed safety responses.
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