15 Mar 1919
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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1919
Page
1
A scrambled ad style note urges quick relief after a cold or cough. It mentions an item named Gaba bolite and claims relief by tonight. It lists a price of 406 and a dollar amount of $1.20, with references to Ady and Ge.
A jumble of stale brief items notes Cincinnati street car fees rising to six cents on April 2, March 13 entries from Washington, ship arrivals from France in April, a death notice in New York March 15, and a newborn daughter for Mrs Ben Ketchim plus a pending marriage license for Thomas Slaplelan and Bessie Parkin of Gokeutto.
An unscrupulous notice urges readers to mail money for a trial package titled Poly's Honey and Car Comb, claiming cures for various ailments. Names and addresses are requested, and a return envelope is advised. The ad touts multiple products and questionable health claims.
We are gas engine specialists. Nothing in the engine has baffled us. If you want to enjoy the coming fine days, let us overhaul or adjust the engine. We will make your car respond like it did when new.
A fragmented report notes United Effori J Bhyeve Durham and Peace of Chicago promoting Sunday school work at a Chicago event with leaders from Denver and Wyoming. It praises early religious training, outlines reforms for youth education, and cites fundraising for a special fund while urging global citizen education and the expansion of Sunday school programs.
Baroness Huard, born Anwar by birth and Brenelt by muttingy, told a North American audience of refugees before the German army’s defeat. She described the ruins of Soissons and Chateau-Thierry, displayed American beauty bouquets, and noted funds raised for Paris hospitals. The talk recalled the American Marines drive and featured sketches by Clintosa Thierry offered for sale with proceeds to aid the Paris hospital.
Baroness Huard hosts a military hospital at her home near Ville, aiding Belgian refugees during the invasion. She and her family, including five servants, provided shelter, food, and transport to safety, while Alsatians in the town sang Marseillaise and aided wounded soldiers.
The Walnuts Ten organize a city amateur club under the Walnuts name led by Joseph Ponningy. Eight strong players from 8ty and five more recruits will form a premier squad. They plan new uniforms and aim for another championship in the region. Players meet at Benek's pool room Wednesday at 7:00 PM for selection and practice.
The article lists participants and weight classes for the upcoming track meet at Cincinnati. Entries include Bega Dash under 100 pounds with Dubois Chadwick and others, and Bash under 100 pounds featuring Townstein Chadwick Caldwell Tass lers. Additional weights cover 100 to 125 pounds, 125 to 190 pounds, and 18 year divisions with athletes such as Photehinsen Tronnstein Bevington Weigand Confer Taskat Bail.
A Pensacola letter reports a mob attack destroying eighteen buildings in Paintsville causing $100,000 damage. The scene includes telegraph wires and weather factors cited as contributors, with concurrent reports of construction disruption and varied storm effects. Local authorities and observers discuss causes and impacts amid a troubled period.
A garbled message mentions lions and bees in a rumored partnership or affection but lacks coherent names dates places or actions. The text appears as stray words, offering no verifiable events or figures.
St Peters Church lists Rev Mivalerich Weil and ministers for 6 and 10 o clock masses, St Joseph's Church names Rev Mayerhouter with Sunil Serandsee presiding, St Veronica's led by Shaler and Beckett with masses at 6 and 10, Mary’s Church offers second masses and benedictions, St Stephen’s Church notes Rev Wilberding and masses at 5 10 7 10 and an afternoon service, Santa service and benedictions follow in the day.
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