Doctors Welcome Big Medical Specialists Visit
Enthusiastic reception for St. Legion and United Doctors from South Bend Ind as they set up over Frechtling store in the center of town. Patients waited hours for consults while extra staff and rooms are arranged for prompt care next week. Free exam and consultation offered until July with only medication charges applicable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Legion
Exton
Barlow
Middletown
Hag
United Doctors
South Bend
Ind
Fey
Nédigings
Marshall Recommendation Text Fragment
Incomplete OCR fragment mentions a recommendation to an official figure and a named person, but the text is garbled and lacks clear facts or full names. No verifiable event or outcome is discernible from the readable portion.
Sunday Saloon Faces New State Liquor Law Inforcement
The Sunday Saloon set to be affected by a new state liquor license law. Saloon keepers plan to suspend or limit Sunday operations as county boards prepare license decisions. Officials anticipate protests and enforcement changes as cities prepare under the upcoming regime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cineinuali
Tia
Uieimuali
Silugus
Simuerouz
Norwood
Dt Ig
Tig
TL Ig
Angus
Cax Iy
Lrow
Columbus
Interals
HUF Lands Laton Ohie Jie 24 B
HUF lands Laton Ohie Jie 24 B with L Wulf from Camden as a noted programmer. The event occurred during the Calusalus Tash week in Columbus at the Ohio state fair where bidders gathered. Directors awarded the privilege to Mr Mattman, citing his prior successful program leadership and offering the lowest bid among competitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattman
They Coutry
Employment Opportunities and Department Call Ups
The employment department lists extensive job openings across sectors including drawing and clerical work, office tasks, shop apprenticeships, and office roles. It notes a growing, varied file of applications enabling better matching with positions for apprentices, farm hands, shop workers, and general labor.
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WMC
de Xerve
Hamilton
aRnaugers
Burean
Beelhir
Mtu
Nineteen Heirs Discovered in Bourne Estate Division
The estate of Benjamin I Bourne, found buried near Somerville, will be divided among nineteen heirs as identified by the administrator. Heirs include Morton Ronnie of Lonabene, Atten Bowring of Baton, N Mes, Mary Marshall of Greensburg, and others with scattered residences. Coroner reports a probable death by blunt instrument, with the diary of Bourne noting business ties and a linked disappearance, naming El wool Davis as a suspect in the death.
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Kater
Benjamin I Bone
Mic Elosust
Vauntey
Cack
Somervile
Morton Ronnie
Cueld Bourne
Marl Bourne
Ruth Bourne
Marlin Kunin
Sonerville
Ohio
Amt
Gael Bourne
Carl Baume
Jas
Clara Han
Cale
Sivee
Beadanin F. Bourne
Che Tatimitte
Reelain
Hengmin $ Howes
Sloward
EL Wool Davis
Ohio Electric Special Do The Junkmat in Eaton
A record notes one of the largest mortgages ever handled by the county recorder. The Ohio Electric way company borrows from Fidelity Crest of Philadelphia for bond issues to retire other debts and finance improvements. Capital stock reduced from 2,000,000 to 14,000,000. The mortgage covers real properties in twenty eight counties in Ohio and Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eaton
Doug County
A. Phives
Fidelity ‘Crest Company
Philadelphia
Ohio Electiie Way Company
Ohio
Troiana
Thas
Resinol Relieved Itching At Once
Readers report quick relief from itching using Resinol Ointment and Resinol Soap after weeks of scratching. An endorsement from Adolph Schoen of Brooklyn notes fading sores and cure after a month. The ad promotes Resinol products as physician prescribed for eczema and skin eruptions.
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Adolph Schoen
Shepherd Ave
Brooklyn
N.Y
Forreo Mimplea
Resinal
Rattimora
Segregation Of Eccentrics Favored By American Alienists
An article from Chicago discusses a proposed Congress of American alienists debating eugenics including segregation and sterilization of the feeble minded. It notes Dr. C. R. Norris and others opposing federalizing marriage laws and seeks an international congress of psychologists, alienists, and aerologists to study the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress of American Alienists
Cienists
Noreris
le Spas
Shane
le Beth
Preacher in Trouble in Arkansas Poses as Banks Scammer
A South Church pastor in Waur charged with posing as a bank contortionist and forging notes. Investigators found his wife was not dead but visiting her former home near Leyington Kentucky. The case features infidelity claims and a contested divorce, with details of a prior domestic dispute.
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Sith
Ark
Waur
McGliin
Fiesail
Perry's historic flag heads to Erie for centennial display
Media detail notes Perry relics aboard the Niagara to be shown in Erie. The voyage follows the battle era, with a collection of Perry memorabilia and a faded masthead reference. The article also mentions free wool and sugar proposals tied to a Washington bill, including a committee vote and House passage with party-line divisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Perry
Niagara
Lake Erne
Erie
Penny
Arsigt Lowry
Uregen
Nate
le May
Mail Bag Letters Open For Public Interest Askings
The Journal invites letters on public interest topics but limits to 250 words and reserves the right to condense longer communications. Letters must include name and address, but writers may request non publication of their address. The editor will gladly answer any question he can.
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Willlee
Comrate Wilwon Heard From Harrison and Dine Death
A damaged wartime letter recalls Comrade Wilwon Heard From Harrison and a memorial dinner. The writer laments the loss of Jacob Wele and expresses grief while mentioning comrades, military duty, and a Vermont event. The missive cites names, dates, and locations such as Midilehary Vermont, Joseph A. Smith, and William Yomi.
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Wilwon
Harrison
Weber
Lowere
Buys
History
George Hiehioond
Joseph A. Smith van Hal
Womyring
Urutitiaet
Willian
Yomi
Old Midilehary
Vermont
Lee Atgowell
Claimed His Machine Involved in Local Incident
A fragmentary report describes a man claiming a machine linked to a Bermudan owner, with conflicting notes about a Cincinnati visitor and an unexplained act on Monday night. Details are unclear due to OCR damage and scattered names.
Heat Safety Advice Amid Extreme Weather Warnings
The article warns readers about heat dangers this week and stresses preventing sunstroke and heat illness. It urges eight hours of sleep, avoiding alcohol, frequent baths, hydration, and cooling measures. It also covers immediate steps for heat stroke and medical aid while awaiting a doctor.
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Nancy
Shawlion
Anderstaken
Middletown GYPSIES ORDERED 10 MOVE
Nine 26 report says Mayor Heer ordered a group of gypsies to move from Hamilton toward Middletown. Police deployed to prevent crossing the river as the group waited on the west bank, while officials sought to redirect them east of the city. The incident drew attention to local security and public order measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Heer Nay
Hamilton
Kosimesavip
Tig Ferry
Heer Uutical
Juillan
Anlrew Atohl
Mell
Brophy
Scout Badges At Local Council Meeting
The local council of the Boy Senate of America passes on merit badges at a meeting at the Yo Fi. Hassell Goodiin is the sole candidate. Badges are awarded only to those who meet shower efficiency standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Senate of America
Uepent Taulses
Hassell Goodiin
Lee
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