United Doctors to Open Hamilton Institute Tomorrow
Sick and hopeful patients crowd to the Hamilton Institute of the United Doctors opening tomorrow at 9 to seek the new treatment system. The second floor over Frechting Pry Goats store at High and Second streets hosts specialists promising curable care, with a grand free offer through July 15 for examination and treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Po'elurk
Tive Tor
United Doctors
New Hawillon Institute
Frechting Pry Goats
Hig
Illinois
Indiana
Hamilton
United
Miles
Clinvis
Tudiana
Mlory
Particnaar
Meticine
Patieves
United System
United Doctora
Tyne
United Treament
United Daetors
Thor
Anil
Hamilton Institute
Tuite
Earry
Luppaner Released From County Jail
Folin Tippaner was released from the county jail today by tailor Pon Hill at the request of Jan Mark Newton. Tippaner was taken into custody amid a local disturbance and left the jail in the custody of Hill, with authorities noting a restored state of mind after the incident.
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Folin Tippaner
Pon Hill
Jnipe Caenauighton
Lippaner
Homer Gard Named By Governor for Ohio Societies
Governor Cox appoints Homer Gard of Dimildon to a trusteeship in the Ohio Archaeological and Historical Society with term ending February 18 1917. Other selections include Alan M Lierick of Cleveland and Tanner Covenor Jane A Campbell as trustees. terms run to late February 1917. Meanwhile Grey of Phillies chosen tilde binder of state embalming examiners with term ending February 28 1917.
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Valunbas
Cox
Tresdae
Widiau Ft. Allen
Chyaliga County
Pelt
Alan M Llerrick
Cleyeland
Tanner Covenor
Janes A. Campbell
Ohio Archieological and Histagicat Society
Py Grey
Pholin
Tilde Armibinder
Homer Gard
Dimildon
Herman
Dayton
Minti
Paterson
N. OW. Vis
Board of Health Aims Strict Physician Reporting
Secretary Ell McCampbell informs district physicians that the state board enforces reporting of contagious diseases. Two new diseases, tubervensis and aphthaloid neonatalum, are added to the list, with the local health board bearing legitimate expenses for reports and enforcement.
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Health Omiver A. L. Smedley
State Board of Health
Dr. Smedley
Gisite Board of Healthy
Lemi
Inw
Prid
Board of Health
Yonys
Ell McCampbell
Japanese Consul General Arrives in New York Aboard Chiyo-Mara
Newly appointed Japanese consul general K. Lijime arrived in New York aboard the trans Pacific liner Chiyo-Mara. He backs dialogue with the United States and urges restraint amid wartime tensions. He believes the U S will treat Japan fairly and awaits a just settlement of disputes.
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Ban Praneisey
K. Lijime
New York
Chiyo-Mara
Aid
United States
Agalors
Sid
Japan
Hienee
Harvest Field Exodus Draws Hundreds From Rail Camps
Chicago reports a mass departure as hundreds of workers quit JOOURTRELION camps to join harvest fields in Kansas and Oklahoma. Industry observers expected the shift, though many families and licensed workers are noted in scattered entries from Midwestern towns and rail hubs.
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Chicago
Kansas
Oklahomm
Reed Is Found Not Guilty In Burglary Trial
Charles Reed, indicted for attempted burglary, was found not guilty by a jury in Middletown. He claimed he was merely in a shoe store and had to climb a pole to enter, later saying he did not know what he was doing there. In other notes, accounts filed show a $20.02 balance on hand for the estate of William Appel, and guardianship appointed for Warren King, nine, with estate valued at 954. Bedt lines cover tax refund applications by Middletown saloonists and several cases settled or scheduled for trial.
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Charles Reed
Stere
Reed
Tomeone Morune
Fe Strauss
Pel
Guardian
Stella Ming
Swardian
Warren
King
Ardes
Mooi
Doku Sut Fon
Bia Bondemun
Job in a Powder Factory Explosion Case
Patterson in November 1895 faced divorce and desertion claims as Medaik Hicks sought solace in a factory job. He allegedly arranged the mission to blow up the plant. The plan failed. he survived a hospital blast that injured five others and eventually chose to live.
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Patterson
Medaik
Hicks
Chaimery
de Tsti
Wilegerd
Recovered From Severe Lung Trouble Thanks to Alterative
An elderly patient recounts a recovery from severe lung trouble after taking Rekamin’s Alterative. The affidavit from PATI. PASNACHT credits the medicine with improving appetite and strength, noting weight gain and return to work. The testimonial mentions the product’s availability in 1908 and lauds its throat and lung benefits without detailing side effects.
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Athera
Hell
Madionake
Ai Deventer
Hal
Michiiel Roily
Peneer
Gail
Vekman
Platen
Jail Tale of Robert Barnes Sleepwalking Intruder
A village report describes Robert Barnes sleepwalking into Harrison Jail during the night. He entered a cell and slept, prompting a wakeful search by townspeople and police who found him peacefully sleeping, while a neighboring sleepwalker case in Cael Settle was noted as contrast.
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Harrison
Robert Barnes
Barnes
Mar Barnes
Robert
Mi Barnes
Wie Poliew
Wanda
Wan Annies
Wells
My. Barnes
Cael Settle
Shavin
Norton in Pole Court Delivers Preliminary Proceedings
In Woltestay morning mayor Staub held preliminary examinations in several civic cases. John Ashton faced assault charges while Louis Sievers and Juli Kennedy, tied to Kennedy’s advertising scheme, testified. Norton was fined and jailed for contempt as Florence Kingery testified to misrepresentations in a paper company matter.
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Pole Court
Woltestay
Staub
Juli Kennedy
Louis Sievers
Ludlow Park
John Astilon
Wiven
Iomvedy
Fia
Ide
Pam
Chin Hon Coated Paper Company
Mayer Steaul
Amusements and Film Notices From A Busy Week
A garbled page lists drifting stage and screen items including a Ray Bee drama and a photoplay titled Prisoner of Zenda. Names like Anthony Bape and We Bathwim appear amid revival notes and references to performances at Huitt's and Seth J's, with dates circa 1896 and earlier.
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Zenda
Hoekett
Seth J
Ynadvert
Wendy
Rainfall Of 6.5 Inches Reported Near Eaton In Severe Storm
Special to The Jonesans reports heavy rain of about six and a half inches in the Eaton area. The storm caused flooding several miles long with water rising to near one and a half feet in some districts and damage to wheat fields. Lightning struck structures and a hen house, killing a hen and six chickens.
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Eaton
Dane
Katon
Raton
Maton
Conter
Stage notes and film figures shape half heard 1930s talk
Fragmentary OCR recalls Danial Peabo on stage and film projects. It mentions Pride of a native, Prisoner of Kaan, Keystone, and Masvel figures, with references to Sullivan and Masai performing songs like Lantsome Pine. Also notes semi annual reports due and approvals pending.
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Bullian Ecee
Danial Peabo
Garni
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Institute
Dermer 2Nd & High Sts
Luppaner
Miami
WED
Monn
Fornstar
Bernard
Andrey Guan
MidMetown
Hew
Wy Bell
Kirk Bassett
Ferrall
Aninise Fer
Piquin Oo
Virginia Robbins
Middietown
Arthur Dimper
Rey
Wes
TH. Ausan
Walter Huey
Wachinial
Cora Phipps
Snuive
Snuive WL Maton
Francia Dornhorgar
Nave Vier
Hamiltons
Amd
Catherine It Finger
Sinyas Es
Liza Thomas
the Courts
Cavvie Appel
William Appel
Mixa Thomas
Gilead
Mary Fager
Feph Wilileesta
Ervelits
Fexpendi
Claence Murphy
Walter Darla
Middletown
George A. Moore
Jesse
Melee
D. Sanders
Steve Valerick
Blevina
Atre
Chigle Sims Wlevins
Murphy
Frechtling
Boars Royal Garden
W. C. Frechtling Co
Second
High Sts
Ohio
Harry Norton
Smith's
Eames
Chen
Athie
Jack
Krees
Clothing Department
Wiedemann’s
E. W. Bringhurst
Mar
High Street
Telephoe No
Chiliel
Poe
Lomishly
Sullivan
Masai
Altinaile Mantis
Miami Valley National Bank
Ohig
Yopen Eyery
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