Negro Laborers Arrive in Hamilton in Large Import
Fifty more negro laborers arrived today at Hamilton's station amid reports they will be ferried to northern factories. The group wore tags on arrival and are part of a larger south to north labor movement, with concerns over wage driven migration and impact on southern workers. Edge shifts view this as needed by industry while lamenting loss of skilled labor.
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C. He & LD
Hamilton
Hye -Sonth
Alates
Ainepbleas
Lll
Unclear National Meeting Report On Industrial Policy
At the National Association of Mineous… meeting the report discusses federal participation and a proposed measure in Congress. Battelle of Ohio is named as a chair in the committee efforts. The document hints at a plan to enable reductions or shifts in federal policy affecting metal industries. The overall context remains ambiguous due to damaged OCR text.
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Showa Ik
Citerian
Aera
National Association of
Are Women Naturally Despondent in Historical View
A fragmented, early 20th century style query questions whether women are naturally despondent and if popular remedies like Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound offered relief. It reflects era beliefs about female melancholy and health remedies.
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Lydia
Tinka
Gas Supply Cutoff by Ohio Fuel Co to Hamilton Area
A garbled notice reports Ohio Fuel Supply Co plans to cut gas service to Hamilton area, detailing disruptions and price implications. Authorities warn residents of a looming rationing period and possible sales of remaining stock.
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The
Ohio Fuel Supply Co
Caldwell Fined for Intoxication Incident
Varry Caldwell was arrested Monday night for intoxication and a number of citizens on the straw. He was fined in municipal court.
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Caldwell
Varry Caldwell
Conscription Boards Soon to Be Named
Local conscription boards will be formed promptly, with Canon Pleas judges Clarence Blauply and alter darian to receive commissions from Governor Lanes ML. Cox, Chen, and others are to submit personnel recommendations as the state executive intends to appoint the boards soon after the president's proclamation.
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Canon Pleas
Clarence Blauply
Alter Darian
Governor Lanes
Cox Wsking Chen
Walt Aabic
Eien
Doans Kidney Pills Helped Mrs Sounenberger
Mrs Sounenberger of 72 South Seventh Street Hamilton suffered dull kidney ache, back pain, and weakness for days. After using Doans Kidney Pills she found relief, a result she recommends to neighbors and other kidney sufferers.
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Willian Sounenberger
South Seventh SL
Hamilton
Dennis
Doan
Greeks in trouble arrest leads to juvenile delinquency charge
George Polus and Sanmel Lenekous were arrested Monday night at the instance of mothers seeking help for their children. Both defendants were remanded to the juvenile jail in Leonard Stapleton Street, with details unclear due to damaged text.
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George Polus
Sanmel Lenekous
Collision on North B street leaves drivers unharmed
A car driven by Meunk Behals collided with a street vehicle on North B street at 1 eelork Monday night. No injuries were reported and the incident is under local investigation by police.
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Meunk Behals
North B Street
Cheeeevpanta
Innehiane
Wanted. Brisk young men for telegraph office work
The American District Telegraph Company, located with Western Union in the office, seeks two bright young men over 18 for telegraphy work. No prior experience required. Apply in person at the office. 21
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American District Telegraph Company
Western Union Telegraph Company
Choral Society Plans Its Work After Fine Concert
The Choral Society met last evening with director Otto D. Pabst and pianist Oseia Selanidl. They reviewed last night’s concert and outlined plans for the season, noting the group’s harmonious effort and the hope to continue presenting refined performances. The discussion emphasized thanks to members and the aim to sustain high musical standards through collaborative work.
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Ny Dlamilton Chori Society
Otto D. Pabst
Oseia Selanidl
Ghuras
T. M. Boetflae
Eherus
Traveler's Case Type Well Worth Noting
A reader from Greenwood Ave recounts using Nerv Worth tonic for 17 years on the road with the Was Bag Go of Teyeland. After trial doses in Cambridge and Cheborg, relief came. the writer claims full recovery and vigor, offering a money back guarantee and endorsement from Howe's Drug Store in Tanillon.
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AJ Lean
Greenwood Ave
Teyeland
Cambridge
Hia
Nevy-Worth
Cheborg
Howe
Tanillon
Coupon heavy sale on ladies wear and gowns
Fragmented ad notes coupons for ladies waists and satin gowns. Mentions prices around $1.50 to $1.98 and a range of misses’ wash dresses in 10 to 18 years. Several garbled phrases reference coupons and brands.
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Lois Wilh
Caupatt
Mendelssohn Work Featured In May Festival Choir Program
Organists, violins, cello accompany a sprig concert by the choral gariety performing Mendelssohn's work. The May Festival chorus of Cincinnati presented the program with audience interest and extended invitations to artists for future performances. Probate notices reveal George Me Verity and Ann Woivkert appointed administrators, estate values listed, and petitions filed for sale of real estate to pay debts.
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Woivkert
George Weiekork
Trestley
Ann Woivkert
Charles
Pasely
Ducal Bore
Ordor
Probate Court Accounts Show Estates and Executors
A flood of probate filings appears as numerous executors and guardians submit accounts. Mary Kremer and Maury Kremer's estate reports, Christina Piatt and Cal Piatt file first accounts, and guardian James Fowler's ward accounts appear among others in the local probate court records.
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Tie Boling
Dohi
Peohale Court
Blau
Palace
Bsubul Walters
Mary Kremer
Michael Kremer
Maury Kremer
Cina
Anna Ross
Arma Loss
Middlehnawn
Abe Rows
Rodd
Guardian
Renort
Reynaeting
Balaner
Haug
Lelia Wills
Saaediat
Wile
Jian Fowler
Teron Pfatt
Christina Pi
Gtain
Cal Piatt
Sage Tea for Darkening Gray Hair Without Grayness
An old beauty remedy, Sage and Sulphur Compound, promises to darken gray hair and restore a youthful appearance. The user applies a small amount to each gray strand over several days for a natural, lustrous finish.
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Wyelli
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