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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1919
Page
11
An old time beauty ad touts Sluack's Calcima Waters claiming a clear skin rapid result. It promises a free trial and sample package, stressing the product’s effect on complexion and impurities.
A garbled advertisement offers a free trial coupon from B A Stuart at 860 Stuart Bidg Marshall. It instructs readers to mail a name and address to receive a sample package of Stuart's Calais Waters, with unclear street references and a call to act by return mail.
A report from the Ladies' Gentlemen’s club notes a forthcoming musicale on Mine 25 at the private home of Mes Qo MT, following a busy regular meeting at the park. The article lists names in attendance and mentions charitable activities tied to the event.
West Virginia moves to restrict gas exports in a push to keep local resources within the state. The measure, debated by lawmakers and cited by officials, aims to regulate shipments and protect domestic supply amid interstate energy concerns.
The article notes a renovation project at the church with an estimated cost of 20,000 dollars. Contractor Joh Tiberson is identified as overseeing the work and scheduling updates expected later in the week.
A fragmented wartime style notice lists a Red Cross shipment plan and volunteers. It details numerous clothing items including blouses dresses jackets booties and layettes, plus special goods like a tub and a gall ard finger. The message requests ready overs and support from Tow and help lines.
A letter requests Luke Mlu ke accept an invitation to speak at the Monk Mathal Aid Society banquet on Saturday March 3. The writer confirms a firm invitation and seeks his attendance with a reply. The note mentions banquet reservations and the speaker role.
A Kansas City boy named Marvy Maovy was found at a station on a Thursday evening and held by police with his father. The boy’s home is listed as JOT Crmaycune, Kansas Ai Mey, but the exact custody details and addresses are unclear from the garbled OCR text.
In Thunwilton County Fant Lurean a resignation by D R Van Atta was accepted and W E Stone of Lafayette was appointed to fill the vacancy. Van Atta had built a strong Hamilton County Dyen Bo reaw, while Stone, a Purdue graduate, has long engaged in agricultural extension work. Miss Moree Takiuha resigns as Middletown Hospital head of TV health services and departs to Battle Creek for treatment, as nurse Cara Anderson takes over duties. A premature April foal and a police incident at the Olivet station are noted, along with various local personnel moves and military employment items tied to Camp Sherman and veterans affairs.
Vere Chie and ak nant wel jt expedted chat Wark with Ayr Mavdeon phint to begin July 11 under Cat avi. Vitughy said Hamilton and sow will be employed, Priday morning the laying of the factory foundations commenced with several buildings rising. The RW Vienghit Clenstnet ivy company has the contract from foundation to roof, including temperate walls and structural parts. Vangin said his foremen and men are assured daily hours for the project, with about 100 workers expected.
A fragmented, archaic text critiques marriage and female roles, hinting at financial pressures, independence, and social expectations. It muses on costs of attire, spousal duty, and the balance of personal sacrifice within relationships, framed as a wary social reflection.
Fragmented OCR describes a Dollar Shower event featuring sales by Mire Gurl Van Hore and Miss Alda Morbus, with mentions of Mrs. Luis and others, plus a SCHWARTZ ESTATE administration notice. It references Ann Belle Abney, Rev. Sine, and a Kirst Tf vote by Ladies' Seind, with probate actions for Raymond Twentyhyl and related heirs.
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