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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1913
Page
11
An old advertisement touts CETS-IT as a painless remedy for corns and warts. It claims quick shrinking and disappearance of corns with no bleeding or harm to healthy flesh. Available at druggists for 24 cents or by mail from B Laurence & Co Chicago.
A reconstructed telegram or letter discusses a contact in the Canal Zone, referencing Aliyev Birauh and Malachi Copal Zone, with mentions of Hamilton, Pacific Ocean, Atlantic, and American money. The text blends garbled names, places, and a request for a souvenir from a vessel called His Brew.
The Hamilton Christian Endeavor Widen presents an entertainment at the fair grounds on Thursday evening in July to benefit the library. Proceeds fund library purchases as the Ladies Aid and local groups support the cause. The program includes a Women’s chorus, a twenty-piece musical band, a May pole dance by Matharsist elnteel children under Miss Rul Myator, and a drill with twenty five children directed by Miss Paarl W. Otten.
Readers warned that insects in Hamilton threaten park trees. The only remedy is spraying to protect lines and prevent further damage. Holbrook Bros. Co advertises fabrics and dresses, with discounts on voiles and silks, as part of a sale.
An extended report describes a severe cold wave last January affecting California crops. Lemons fetch high prices as Sicily shipments decline, driving up costs at retailers. Households notice smaller fruit and pricier lemon pies amid tight supplies. Governor Cox’s remarks at Miami University commencement are included, praising resilience and character, with awards to Hamilton pupils noted.
Carl Kinley, who pleaded guilty to assault with intent to rob L Kaup, was taken to the Mansfield Reformatory today by Deputy Sheriff Jash Popper.
An old advertisement touts Putnam's Corn and Wart Extractor and Tatutin's Extractor for removing warts and corns without pain. It claims easy use with no distress and markets both products through druggists and listed drug companies.
Arden Moon of Ataiia was indicted on a non support charge and arrested in Middletown. Police Chief Mehil and Byrd assisted in Moon’s detainment as Moon was escorted to the Hamilton jail for arraignment. Moon faces the grand jury offense and will plead to the charge in Hamilton court.
In a private Mayor Stranb office, a dispute over a fence line between William Tela Court and William Ronx was raised and dismissed with a reserved decision. The proceedings clarified boundary questions without further action.
A garbled OCR fragment lists numerous names and places in a chaotic sequence. It mentions prize money of twenty five dollars and various personal names such as Elliot and Ruth Andrews, with scattered place names like New Waterford and Conneaut, but details remain unclear.
A local notice urges enforcement of game laws led by Game Warden Louis Kuertz. It notes past fox drives at Symmes Corner and hints at opposition from certain political groups while promising to clean up the area for lawful sport including fishing and hunting in the upcoming season.
Mr Kuertz announces a statewide effort to enforce fish and game laws, targeting poachers and polluters. He warns of factory pollution and oils draining into rivers, promises action and upcoming public meeting with local sportsmen to select a guardian for river interests, urging citizens to report violations.
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