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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1912
Page
2
The article discusses changing from Check Snow to Plain Drill with a lever adjustment for six planting distances. It argues farmers agree on cultivation importance and suggests buying a Moline Cultivator with balanced rotation and movable handle, aligned parallel with the grain.
A disrupted notice describes a Ladies Day at the Y swimming pool with conflicting lines about dates and times. The text mentions a hutgeridn inmate and various mis-typed times for school girls and ladies events, noting a shift from Thursday to Tuesday for at least one more week.
Jenny C Gray today received a term announcing the death in Hot Springs D of Mrs Theresa Burke wid daughter of the late Andy Lewis of Millville. The remains strive ere at 6 20 this evening and were in the vanity Greenwood tnding arrangements for the funeral.
An older advertisement fragment describes home beauty remedies: a “genuine complexion Denutifier” using magitone and witch hazel to refresh skin. Delatone paste to remove hair on arms and forearms. a mix of orris root and thorax to darken and alter hair growth, all presented as safe, ready-to-use treatments.
City officials move to install sanitary drinking fountains in the city hall, five wards, and various parts of town. Council had ordered fountains last year at the request of Dr. Mark Millikin, but former director W. Sloneker did not complete the work. Director John A. Holzberger said he will pursue the matter with Director DeArmond and favors spending 300 for the project.
For Memorial Day the Woman's Relief Corps will meet next Thursday afternoon to arrange all details for the observance.
Philip Smith departs today for a two week trip to New York and other eastern locales. He combines work and leisure as he travels, with plans to visit notable sites and meet contacts along the way.
City officials John A. Holzberger and Frank Buelters arranged a district based cleaning timetable. Districts cover areas south of Main Street, north and south of streets, with dates from May 2 through June 3 for cleaning and hauling. Local crews will collect litter and load wagons on specified days to prepare for disposal.
Judge Murphy refused reconciliation between Edith Hawi and Dollingettodhy and increased the weekly alimony from 12.4 to 15 dollars at the husband’s request. The man, a painter and paper hanger, was identified in the ruling.
Amusements column notes special Milaic performances during Columbus show at the Princess by request of managers Wittman and Ross. Part II of Katzenjammer Kds at the Jewel with The Coming of Columbus later May 2nd. Treasure and Linus Hawkins adventures also featured. Grand Theatre matinee for children closes summer vaudeville. Lyric opens with two big photoplays Camille and Madam San Gene.
The Jewel Theater will show The Coming of Columbus produced by Selig Polycope in three parts totaling about three thousand feet. May 2 and 24 mark showings with a special musical score. Pope Pius X praised the film and Knights of Columbus in Hamilton will attend screenings on May 23 and 24. Mexican acts and Reece Brothers minstrels appear weeklong.
The discussion centers on Colonel Roosevelts defense of President Taft against critics who accuse him of vanity and antipathies. Roosevelt is portrayed as opposing the rise of party leaders while Knox calls his new nationalism as violent and an assault on state autonomy akin to 1861.
The piece notes Knox criticizing President Saft and taunting Roosevelt allies. Knox accuses the anti-convention effort of clouding issues and misrepresenting reform gains. He argues Roosevelt’s achievements outweigh critics’ claims and urges clear reform leadership within the party.
Official returns from Prince George County show four Taft delegates elected to the Maryland state convention, strengthening Taft’s grip. Baltimore Taft supporters push total convention votes to seventy one, six more than a rival bloc.
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