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Newspaper

Hamilton Evening Journal

Location

Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1912

Page

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Lone Vita Tonie Promises Vitality Restorative Cure

An advertiser touts Lone Vita Tonie as a life changing tonic for nervousness low spirits and run down conditions. A Milwaukee reader describes his wife’s recovery from poor appetite headaches and fatigue after using the product, claiming marked improvement and better sleep. The notice promotes purchase through The Radcliffe Dog Co and offers a satisfaction guarantee with Coy Dayton Ohio listed.

Radcliffe Dog Co Hamltin Forisula “Coy Dayton

Roosevelt Delegates Named In Butler County Primary

In Butler County a brisk primary fight shapes party lines over Roosevelt and Taft issues. Roosevelt delegates to the county convention include Previnet W F, Henry Beckett, Cob Bratten, W C Mohir, A McDill, and others across wards. Roosevelts face Republican rivals on various precinct slates, with Roosevelt supporters pushing for stronger party machinery control.

Easly Nxt Repub Heans Ag Torts Vintion Thembera Cof Ks Party Botl Roosevelt Mien

Weather Forecast Projections Amid Turbulent Season

The report describes unsettled conditions with a high pressure shift toward the Atlantic and improving skies after several days of overcast weather. Temperatures are expected to rise by a few degrees as a dry spell is anticipated, marking a transition from a wet autumn into a potentially milder spring across Cynthia and nearby areas.

Tornnstiow Weathey Fordensten Lythante Cinthia Ind Witer

Incomplete OCR fragment signals weathered spring soil note

The readable text shows a damaged OCR fragment about soil moisture and rust in spring. It lacks clear events or named entities, making a precise summary difficult. The fragment hints at soil condition and moisture issues affecting planting after a wet winter.

Changes in Fashions Drive Uniform Dress Movement

New York May 17 The rapid shifts in fashion are linked to economic and social effects as trained workers face job losses. The annual report of the Women's RAO Union League notes hobble skirts and other trends hurt keepers while decked makers suffer, urging wealthy women to advocate a bold uniform dress to ease pressures and launch a reform movement.

New York Sant Aleyinly Women’s Rao Union Ieague

Tuesday's Election Ballots To Be Distributed Saturday

Deputies from the supervisors of elections have vetted the ballots for the Tuesday election and will distribute them to the Middletown and county election offices on Saturday afternoon. Handilton officers will receive the ballots. Monday meeting at 7290 is noted.

Middletown Wourity Handilton

Celebration of Jewish Harvest Festival and Biblical Exodus

An OCR damaged fragment reports a Jewish celebration honoring harvest and the Exodus from Egypt. It mentions the Hebrew liberation, Mount Sinai, temple offerings, and a winded historical texture tied to biblical events.

Hho’ Doedoldin Muunt Sinai

Wilson Frees Brother of Verona Man Dies at Dayon Home

Frees Mr and Mrs I M Brundage of Green Wood Avenue announce the death of their brother Wilson Frees at his Dayton home. He had been in poor health for some time but died unexpectedly. He is survived by his widow and a daughter Mrs Al Dittote of Pleasant Hill Ohio and a number of brothers and sisters. The body will be shipped to Verona Ohio Sunday for funeral services Sunday afternoon at two o'clock.

I. M. Brundage Grean Wodd Aida Autuber

Maddison Township Assessor Reports 1912 Taxables

Assessor Briggs of Maddison township North precinct reports totals in a 1912 tax roll. Auditor Crawford notes 549 cattle. 52260? GBB cattle. 24 mules value 2830. 24 sheep 1240. 807 hogs 46058. 5000? horses. personal property 43965. watches 257. merchandise 2400. raw material 1000. moneys 60871. credits 2850. total taxable property 312060.98. 96 dogs recorded.

Briggs Maddison Township Crawford Ay Folllows

Voters to register and transfer records ahead of May primary

New voters discuss registration at the deputy’s office with notices that the May primary election will be held next week. About ninety voters were transferred from one precinct to another after moves, and registration will continue Friday and Saturday from eight to two.

Daputy Sidle Rib Sobers Thesday Saburdey

Obituaries and Death Notices From an Old City Page

Several local obituaries note the passing of Benjamin J. Kaylor of Raton at age 21, survived by wife and two daughters Katharine and Mingarets Miss Ida Wolf of West Alexandria dies at brother Tom Wolf’s home in Concord, Cat, aged 80s or 90s, and Besdle Tdingnecker dies at her brother’s East Bomera Street home aged mid 80s. In England a Cleveland millionaire hermit William F. Newcombe leaves about 10 000 to aid the poor of Black Thorington county England as probate is filed.

Benjamin' Ly Kaylor J. J. Kaylor Raton Chicaray Street Katharine Mingarets Ida. Wolf West Alexamitria Tom Wolf Concord, Cat Miss Besdle England Cleveland F. Newcombe Thorington County Izes Leigh

Memorial Day procession features many groups and veterans

A long list describes an annual Memorial Day celebration with a procession through the city. Participants include police, the Third Infantry, Spanish War Veterans, Knights of St John, Knights of Malta, Ex-Soldiers, Ex-Sailors, and various benevolent orders. The program lists speakers, choirs, and a benediction, with many local officers and community figures named.

Linderlin Auspites Wetzel A. R Phi Pro Anridihedd Fulluwe Apollo Coniptair “Post Orator Bn Moma Titthe Wilmiate Kvenite West Heaton Taylan Fo Sorith Srren Meinl Peer B. G R. Tone Vustitibhy Bond Thormbar

Pink Pills for Pale People touted as stomach cure

Fragmented ad style text promotes Pink Pills for Pale People as a stomach cure. Claims of relief from bloating, loss of color, and nerves, detailing supposed before and after effects and listing price and ordering details from a company.

Mrs Padelford Sues For Divorce In Illinois Case

Olgar Padelford accuses Wilbuy Padelford of cruel treatment and threats. They were married February 18, 1900, in Chicago and separated May 3, 1910 after a garden variety dispute. The case notes a brief separation and relocation to Michigan.

Aftin Olgar Pailalford Wilbuy Padelford Chicago Michigan Padelford Harhitton Andalleen S.eDe Weton

Walker and Union Services on Sunday

Fragmented notice lists church services at Walker and Woods on Sunday May 1912. Morning worship and Sunday school times appear, with a minister named Ernest J. Clark. Details are garbled but indicate worship at 7:30 p.m. and 2:30 p.m. in places referenced as Walker and Woods.

Walker Woods Union M. TD Burday Seeman Ernest J. Clark Mitistec

Alterative claimed to treat tuberculosis and consumption

An affidavit cites medical claims for an alternative remedy by Hest and Bek et al, asserting success in tuberculosis and consumption cases. It describes typhoid illness, travel, and alleged cures with Eekivan and Webb’s Alterative. The ad claims benefit for bronchitis, asthma, throat and lung troubles, selling through Radcliffe Drug Co.

Wison Port Wortt Texan Colorado Colbiatte Arthur Webb Wekman Hay Meyer Radcliffe Drug Ceca Dthbr

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