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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1923
Page
3
Fragmented dispatches discuss mice plagues, gas warfare concepts, and international figures. References to Trotsky, Lord Robert Cecil, and colonial-era policies mix with vague mentions of Filipinas laws, marriages, and imperial ambitions. The text blends speculative remedies with political rhetoric and debatable historical figures.
A Los Angeles County Hospital note describes a medical student finding live Trichinella worms in a muscle biopsy from a patient with vascular rheumatism. The report links high eosinophil levels to trichinosis from undercooked pork and notes infection rates in swine, urging thorough pork inspection and proper cooking to prevent the disease.
Attorney General Harry Daugherty declared President Harding would be the Republican nominee for re election. He argued no other figure could deny renomination and predicted a smooth convention with Coolidge as vice president. The piece notes party discipline, primaries fireworks, and the administration’s four years forming the campaign record.
A U S Department of Agriculture census shows 20 million horses vanished in eighty five leading nations over ten years from 315.5 million to 103.65 million. Russia alone dropped from 84.7 million in 1914 to 18.5 million, while the United States maintains a lead with about 20.55 million horses against 3.145 million in 1916. The piece notes motor tractors advancing, yet traces remain of horses as vital work animals and cultural symbols.
A historical piece analyzes federal income tax participation and growth. It notes rising returns from 1917 to 1927, estimates eight million filers, a U S population around 110 million, and suggests a tax burden on roughly one quarter to one fifth of wage earners.
Fragmentary OCR yields a dated real estate notice noting an estate in a township appraised at 1200 dollars. It references names like Avalient Stich and Oliver Loapney and mentions parcels or portions of a property with uncertain ownership and rotation terms.
Washington reports Ohio farmers stand to gain from a new federal relief system for agriculture. The reform aims to extend credit terms beyond ordinary bank loans and allow longer terms than standard farm mortgages, with initial nine month periods and potential renewals if conditions are met. Also covered are cattle, sheep, and dairy sectors plus the midwest bank network and personnel.
Fragmented OCR mention of deaths from meningitis and a wedding in progress, with several personal names and places garbled. References to Mr and Mrs Herpy Xtre, Miley, John Robertson, and a Hamilton factory context appear amid partial phrases about a delivery change and a school or municipal figure overseeing operations.
A garbled OCR style notice lists improbable figures and misprints from a thematic column. It cites 71 000 yeas for Valizan, a defective Chile flag claim, phosphowne as head fuel, Vestar Bian temperature, Neptune misdescribed, and inflated centuries of water cycles, with scattered mileage and cost figures reflecting faulty print.
Seventy two persons were given employment through city free employment service during the week ending March 24 1903. Only seven were women six Januaryees and one domestic. The employment included four farm hands 37 laborers three apprentices seven innelvists one mulder four dixtribators one track driver one fiery and ten Testthalates.
The will of John Vivion of Middletown directs the entire estate be divided equally among his son Tobie and his sister Mathie Garvine, with the date of the will likely in early months. The document indicates probating in a Middletown court.
In a division rendered Monday, Onilge Walter and Thivlan held that Charles Dandy are defendants in a central building case and Lean Association files the Dixie Plan, Feed and Vid Company as valid. The Dixie Company claim rests on a verified work claim and proper assignment.
A damaged OCR recounts a Hamilton show at the Mum aflon theatre where a dramatic onstage peril, the Torgue testued from suffocation, and a strong Mosler Sale company trade amid wintry weather shaped a lively but muted reception. Officials hint at future state actions and a spring festival plan by the Moose lodge as committees organize events. The piece notes poor crowd energy, famed local rep, and weather woes from March winds across Minnesota and nearby cities.
Scattered lines critique confidence and vulgarity in press and public life. The fragment hints at strained family roles, changing morals, and the challenge of sustaining happiness amid noise and disarray.
Fragmented OCR notes list events dated March 27 across history, from Maryland's first colony by Lord Baltimore, to Peters Great’s maritime ventures, to Aguinaldo's 1899 campaign, and Pershing’s World War I actions. The text blends names, dates, and places with incomplete phrases.
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