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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1913
Page
10
A sensational ad claims Pope’s Diapepsin cures indigestion including dyspepsia gas heartburn and sour stomach in five minutes. It promises instant relief from undigested food foul breath and stomach aches with a money back offer and nationwide sales.
Venice Ohio notes report a birthday celebration for Grin Brown, local social events, and community updates. Bank and association activities, farm reports, measles cases, seeding and planting plans, and local moving updates populate the weekly digest.
A reader recounts a cradle to early childhood skin ailment affecting a child two and a half years old, with the head and body covered in thick rash. After trying various remedies the family reports success using Cad Cure products including Cure all and Ointment, coupled with regular washing sessions, claiming the skin fully cleared.
The Mars Jazze Dick pupils presented a pivum revital at Misse Slovence and Eisio Griesinger s home with a fine program. Many ladies and girls attended, followed by refreshments. Joseph Sehollee marked his 19th birthday with music and a small gathering on North Eleventh Street. Friday Evening Club enjoyed a Gale party at the Howell home on North 5th Street, with 500, Whist, and lively conversation. Miss Metcau hosted a farewell party for guests heading to Tampa. New member receptions were held by the Ladies’ Society of the First Church of Christ with refreshments. The B.S. Sorority hosted an afternoon at the Hed Gyyeser home with a spirited KOO game and a trophy won by Miss Dorothy Phillips.
Hhyer will accompany the Duckwwyrd club of Cincinnati to the inauguration of Wilson Mason and left for Hunton Texas. Mrs Manon accompanies him to Lonin where she will meet him.
Obituaries report John D. Hornting and John G. Mortings dying at 89 and 64, with services at Blvek and Bevis church, interment at Tutorment cemetery. Also listed are funeral notices for Mrs. Hettevich, Mrs. Hughes, Mrs. Liles, Louisa Schwab, and Louis Schwab, with details of residences, times, and burial sites.
An old style testimonial seeks drinkers to try ORRINE offering refunds if no benefit. The ad claims thousands restored to solvency and industry, urging stopping drinking to save money and improve work value. Includes a free hooklet and store visit invitation.
Albert S. Wenzel of Midgetown filed in the common pleas court seeking recovery of 317.25 from former City Auditor John Kunz for extra compensation as police service. He claims 120 in Maycb, 20.50 in Tine, 71.25 in Au gust, and 96 in September were paid beyond salary. The case arises from Braty Wsammer Will E. Heck’s report on city books.
A damaged ad for Vegeta cleansers touts a morning bowel and liver cleanse with vegetable extracts. It claims painless results with no griping or distress, promising a full overnight purge and renewed vitality, urging readers to try the product tonight.
John Shafer appointed administrator of Peter Kuus Sr. estate in probate court with $7050 bond filed. Will probated for Carolina J. Buayis of Shandon guiding to Guy. Estate of Wm Ber germeyer valued at $902.52 with Agnes Lowe as guardian. Calvin South vs Philip Smith Jr. suit settled.
Democratic county executive and content gummilines met Saturday in a joint session with both committees present. They recommended John Q. Baker for Middletown and William T. Meyarg for Oxford post offices, with unanimous approval on Oxford and a telegram of congratulations to President Wilson planned for next Tuesday.
A list of Sunday visits shows Mrs John Turul, Mr and Mrs George Bator, and families hosting guests. James Cain and family move to the area, with Mrs Clysia Tons and children visiting nearby. Michael Vischer entertains relatives as others spend the day with kin in Blaniston and Hamilton.
In a brief item the Journal notes that Paoke y TM Welsh, proprietor of Hoff Bvan, sustained an injury to his right hand while handling a sharp bottle. The incident caused minor inconvenience but was deemed satisfactory for advertisers and local readers.
An aged resident known as Black Frank, found as a baby in a woods near Eaton, has lived as a ward of the county for 83 years. He refuses clothing, eats with his fingers, and sleeps on an iron bed, yet remains in good health under county care amid odd habits and a troubled past.
A United States Methodist pastor will climb church clocks for ten minutes to honor John Wesley founder of Methodism as his death anniversary falls on March 2. Rev Jon B Bingeley of Evanston Illinois oversees the nationwide appeal observed in three Hamilton Methodist churches.
Advertises Sweeney's Capsules sold by druggists at 25¢ and 50¢ claiming relief within 24 hours. Promises relief from stuffed nose and chest congestion, prevention of pneumonia, and quick cure of colds and flu with pleasant taste and no bad after effects. Dentist A R Hammerle noted in ad.
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