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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1917
Page
1
Three youths from Hamilton are named in an officers reserve camp call up list. Details on training dates and location are forthcoming from local drafts and county dispatch records.
Fort Harrison announces a new commander as training intensifies with recruits from North Be wenty and nearby towns enlisting at Mare, including Obie Sule Culvannly and Val Bast ton. The extensive enlistment drive highlights patriotism amid unit readiness, with reports on physical exams and drill details.
A list from Ohio names men called to officers from several colleges and universities including Collage Comm and Negley Schatter, with mentions of Mini university and Ohio State University at Columbus. It lists Benjamin Hareison and others enlisting, notes they have not yet received orders, and outlines the Reserve Corps status and current enlistment details.
Copwhagen May 14 Emperor Within recognizes no slate or wife with United States as final arbiter. The American dentist Mach Newton Davis is rumored to be summoned to treat the Kaiser at Comat headquarters amid a broader diplomatic rift. Loyalist officials and dignitaries in Berlin weigh the impact on relations as German authorities seek a peaceful resolution while veteran observers note shifting loyalties among foreign offices.
Partial readable text describes a deadly aerial raid with many killed and injured. It mentions aircraft and ships, confusion in the aftermath, and attempts to assist survivors as officials assess the damage. The fragmentary report references numerous victims and ongoing rescue efforts.
A local ordinance proposal in Iddletown aims to prohibit certain student fraternities and related activities within school facilities. The measure seeks to curb disruptive behavior while addressing campus safety concerns, with further debate anticipated.
A dubious advertisement touts Cardtant as a miracle heart tonic. It claims quick disappearance of symptoms and strong vitality, urging readers to mail a small payment for a 10 dose bottle and promising no habit forming effects. It targets general heart issues with dramatic language and lifetime wellness promises.
The Sevenmile pageant blends ancient events and colonial life into a narrative set in Ohio. Students portray figures from early America, including Native tribes and colonial colonists, through dramatized scenes and songs to celebrate civilization and pioneering spirit.
Washington May Th-Sewsymper publishers report Senate Finance committee discussions on a war revenue bill. The measure seeks higher second estate mail rules under a post zone system and includes stamp tax, estate and inheritance provisions. Objections were raised to several sections as debate resumed with hopes for passage soon.
Miss Caroline Brenner of Shantil ton and Max I. Noell W. Palling show progress at home. Mrs Chis Clark of Hamilton visits with family while Mr Hom Daub and Mr Kemp attend a dinner in West Middletown. A pageant planned for Monday by Woodstyle district. Mrs Cuthiving Jhanger of Greene hos h visits. Meantime Miss Helen Gratl spends Wednesday in Daylow shopping. A large gathering at the Home of Mrs. J. Dunn in Middletown marks a 70th birthday celebration with many relatives present.
The general synod of the Reformed church meets at the Vadbud Beats, May 16 to May 28, with 800 delegates expected. Attendees include Reve He UW Apple of Franklin, Jancaster Penns Gee Teste Omwake of Collegeville, Rats Allen of Sunday school work, G. Fe Schaedler of lone missions, Mthort Re Barthulo indy of foreign divisions, Row dann J. Gaul of Philadelphia, Georg W. Rickinds, and others. Trove Ch. B. Reiete of Louisville will preside over the first session, to be held Wednesday evening.
Striking workers from both sexes leave no motor buses in London causing widespread disruption. Police manage crowds at bus depots while some light rail and other transport services run to assist early commuters. Beer prices up and further rises planned as brewers push for higher costs amid regulatory changes.
A garbled report describes widespread concerns over a constipation upset in the system. Officials from Hollister Needy Mountain warn of drives and regulatory actions while attempting to restore balance and identify the triad amid emerging tensions.
M adoo will speak for Liberty Loan in a nationwide drive beginning May 17. He will address crowds in major cities including Chicago Milwaukee Des Moines Denver and more, urging support for government funding amid the war effort.
The notice urges readers to donate and support the paper during wartime. It emphasizes national unity, civic duty, and the need for community backing of the publication, including advertisements and notices. The piece appeals to women and readers to contribute and engage with wartime efforts through sustaining the paper.
The American District Telegraph Company, located in the office of the Western Union Telegraph Company, announces it desires two bright young men over 18 years of age. No prior telegraphy experience required. Apply in person at the office.
A family credits Nery-Worth with easing Wilda’s nervousness digestion and weakness after a school disruption. They report rapid improvement in energy mood and strength, noting renewed confidence and overall vitality since starting the treatment. The mother urges others to consider Nery-Worth for similar issues and seeks further guidance from local physicians.
New York dispatch reports a demand that Kaiser Wilhelm abdicate as German forces resist Allied pressure. The piece cites democratic voices urging leadership change and notes public unrest amid ongoing global conflict.
Fragmented text mentions snake oil and dubious remedies sold by a seller named Miller. The passage references pains in joints, dubious products in bottles, and vague guarantees. No coherent event or clear entities beyond generic medicine terms are established.
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