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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1911
Page
1
A patient recounts relief after using Kilmer's Swamp-Root sample and subsequent purchases, reporting removal of a very large bladder stone and improved health enabling continued business. The affiant J. Lof ins Bnowles attested to the statement on September 12, 1908.
Latter to Dr Kilmer Co. Binghamton N Y urges proving Swamp Root and promises a booklet about kidneys and bladder. Mentions sample bottle and discounts on regular fifty cent and one dollar bottles at drug stores. Mention appears in Harbor Daily Journal style ad copy.
Mr and Mrs John Witte of Butter Milk Ridge hosted last Sunday with guests Mr and Mrs Ota Witte of Westchester and Mr and Mrs A C G Miffuum of Fear Street Chiteles. Also present were Mr and Mrs Pant Huff of his vicinity William Witte of Butter Milk Ridge Terris Lelahay painted his new house Paul Hutt visiting his brother Solomon Hattman of Chester.Young people played ball in Verris Leblanc field Sunday afternoon.
George H Motzey age 20 and eranemna Lindewald age 20 are listed to wed in Hamilton. The license is recorded under the names Motzey and Lindewald with an additional note of a third party, Mavie M Hinmeline, age 20, also connected to the filing. The notice appears in the local court or registry records.
Engineer Dillon's team remains busy with local construction work as they prepare for Middletown projects. The column lists various residents visiting relatives, hospital news, and social visits across Middletown and nearby towns, highlighting community life and personal milestones.
Hawthorn Hill reports several local social scenes including visits by Spencer Alan Raynard Kenworthy and families to the Big family in Sugar Vale Tay. Nora Marker starred as Inv sister at a weekend event. Miss Mizie Moore spent time with Miss Lane, Miss Lana Sinan visited Cratis, and Mr and Mrs Ismith Sinan hosted guests Elizabeth Younes and Martha Brookley. Stephen Bloany visited Wabash, Ltd. Mrs Aigie Bod plans a trip to Dillon on May 6 after wintering with Ohio relatives.
The paving of North Sixth Street from High Street to the reservoir with sheet asphalt by the Andrews Asphalt Paving Co was completed Thursday. The work is very substantial and is the first paving this year.
Irene Dit to Susan Bailey and others record transfers of lots and parcels across Hamilton Symmes Corner Middletown and Hauilton with prices shown as $1 or $2400. Names include Marl D Sheley Jessie Martin David Wynn Tyler Craig Myra Brown Virginia Brown Johan Bayley Albert Diver Blindet Shideler and Tuna Cheeseman with trusteeship noted. Locations cover Hamilton Middletown Oxford and Cincinnati area with several lot numbers and dwt weights.
An article in The New Age extols Brussels for civic art achieved through harmony between ancient and modern. It highlights Rue de la Régence, Place Royale, Palais de Justice, Palais de Nation, and the Petit Sablon square with its granite pillars and trades symbols.
Gen. Howard Carroll argues Americans will spend around 450 million dollars in Europe this year, a figure he links to extravagance. He notes travel can expand minds and reveal beauty, and that cities with beauty attract investment and pride, while neglected towns lose potential profits and civic vitality.
A reflection on resource use and stewardship urges continuing the planting work begun by prior generations. The author laments damaged vegetation and argues for preserving nature and supplying sturdy fence posts and rails to sustain future generations and local business life.
A Lewiston Idaho man approached the Holland house desk yesterday imornlog and challenged the clerk to reveal the envelope number. He claimed it read 59 and noted he had been away 68 days when his wife mailed it, who supposedly marks the envelope with the number for recall. Carlyle smoking anecdote follows with a quip about dyspepsia and a doctor’s advice.
A marriage notice from Cincinnati records the union of Frederick Muhlenhard, age 24, and Katherine Meier, age ? from ME Healthy. The brief item notes the couple’s nuptials and location in Mt Healthy.
Special To The Journal reports in Trenton Ohio on May 5 that Misa Esther Sheley of Hamilton and many local residents will host and attend Decoration Day ceremonies. The Junior Order of United American Mechanics organizes graveside duties, with Civil and Spanish American War veterans honored. A German service at St. John's Evangelical Protestant Church is set for May 28 at 2:30 PM, with a full program to be announced.
May 4 notes list church service at 7 40 with Rev Miss Elsie Bisdort of Hamilton attending. Several local families are noted visiting relatives and hosting guests in Hamilton, Cincinnati, Reily and Millville, including Mr and Mrs Gardner, Chris Stephan, Mrs Banuel Jackson, and others.
A vintage advertisement promoting Dr Williams Pink Pills as a cure for rheumatism. It argues rheumatism stems from blood toxins rather than cold weather and claims pills purify blood, relieve pain, and restore strength. Includes testimonial by Miss Mary A. Stanley of Hatavia New York and purchase details from the William's Medicine Company.
The St Stephen's Catholic Church choir in Dayton presents Daniel Francis O'Donnell, billed as The Sign of le Cr The man of Jane Francis Dov ue, performing readings and impersonations of eighteen characters. He rotates incidents and scenes with stage makeup, portraying a living, breathing performer. An experienced voice coach from Cleveland and a summer study leader in vocal analysis accompany his act, with a repertoire spanning classic English literature and varied dramatic roles.
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