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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1912
Page
6
An old medical ad promises a remedy to restore appetite digestion and energy. It extols Dr Miley Nerson ton and claims thirty years of proven value for nervous disorders and failed treatments. The pitch urges readers to try the product despite doubts, asserting it is worth the money.
An evening gathering at Oscar D. Dillman’s home south of town included a dinner and joyful arrivals. Guests praised the host and noted remarks about a move to Chicago in May, with multiple attendees listed in attendance and jokes shared during the event.
A corrupted OCR fragment hints at a comparison between two subjects and a controversial effect on the unprotected. The text references terms like cat tle and protracted cold appeal, but lacks clear names, places, or dates to establish concrete facts.
The fragment describes a belting practice aimed at removing the poorest cows and patting the better ones. It mentions a town and references Gis and Pton Gowe as figures associated with the practice. Further readable details are limited.
An advertisement-style fragment touts a corn and wart remedy sold at a drugstore. It claims quick, lasting relief and urges women and teens to try the product, alleging it leaves flesh sore free and shrivels corns. The source text is garbled but centers on a marketed cure.
An era of sanitary milk pails is described with emphasis on removable tops and cloth strainers. The article notes cost savings and smoother handling, linking proper pail design to cleaner milk and better practice without profit motive.
A garbled OCR fragment discusses conditions affecting crops and safety. It mentions weather, orchards, and potential hazards with references to firearms and tools, but the text is incomplete and lacks coherent events, dates, or clear actors. The readable parts point to agricultural concerns and general caution.
Three games from Rivals on Thursday night feature high scores by C. Fiscler with 202 and E. Fischer with 212. The fragment references total points and a 137" mark, noting Hartmann and actor-a13 Tenn es4 in unclear context.
Prices for wheat, hay, cattle, hogs and lambs are listed with figures such as wheat 7.5, hay 28.25, steers 20.50, hogs 8.10, lambs 8.25. The piece also discusses climate impacts on farming, notes Robe Bushes and rose bushes damaged by insects, and attention to orchard pest control and fruit production.
The fragment advises careful plant handling and pest watch during grow season. It mentions airing windows, soap suds for air, watering, avoiding strongures from heat, and cautions about pruning and healing cuts on fruit trees. It also notes using white lead for wounds, keeping water-filled vessels, and protecting plants from snow with pine and brush barriers.
Fragmentary OCR details discuss egg production per hen, counting methods, and estimates from a poultry tank. Mentions averages, days to molt, and a calendar reference.署
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