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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1911
Page
13
Lectured before a large audience in the Coliseum on proper eating to improve health and vitality. The speaker urged balanced meals, warned against over eating, and touted vegetable and dairy options while condemning venoms and excessive meat.
An ad promises a free $1 package to restore hair color, stop itching, and stimulate growth for men with thinning beards and scalps and for women with feverish or damaged hair. It urges readers to mail for the coupon and test the remedy at no cost.
This readable fragment offers a promotional free package coupon for one dollar. It requests the recipient to cut out the one pou and mail it to The Hosa Company at 181 Fase Widg Cincinnati Ohio with name city street, promising postage prepaid delivery of the package.
A guardian, Alex Kennel, guardian of father Kennel, fled a second current account revealing a balance on hand of 1422.92 dollars. The allegation notes concealment of funds and potential misuse of guardianship duties.
Western Road executives decided to take no appeal from the latest order denying them the right to increase rates. The decision followed a prolonged discussion among industry officials and state representatives about compliance with the commission’s two year binding decree. The report notes debate over alternate routes and potential future filings as railroads seek options.
James Berner, a student in the Agvievinnal outloee area, subscribed 1000 to a Quoildiane fund for a new Baptist church. He later split college, found work, and paid the final installment. His mother Mary Bonner says he will graduate this spring as he continues earning to meet his pledged goal. The story notes he once did not know where the money would come from.
A Columbus YMCA near the middle west hosts a Wednesday start for instructional courses. Secretaries and leaders plan to aid students. several district names and locations are listed as part of the program with details on mentors and schedules.
Chicago printers return to work after a late Wednesday meeting of the Chicago Typographical union. The strike on the Chicago Examiner and American was declared off by unanimous vote in response to the International Typographical Union executive council order. Restoring and organizing the composing room faced delays before full operation resumed.
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