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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1912
Page
2
Oxford reporter recounts a mayoral case over a student injury and a 26 dollar fine with a 60 day workhouse sentence. It covers Masonic lodge activities, a new local life company agent, and university baseball and college events including a doubles and singles intercollegiate result.
An advertisement claims Orrine can reform drinkers and restore virtue in citizens, asserting strong curative powers. It offers a money back guarantee if a trial yields no results and invites readers to request a free brochure and purchase details from a mail order source.
Wacob Striuse of Riley reported on Thursday night that while riding in a Riley avenue vehicle two youths threatened him with a knife on Tieson street aiming to puncture his tires. The annual YMCA canoes event is set for eight o'clock PM at the YMCA.
Police confined two youths about 19 years old for questioning after a bicycle tandem was found being sold by Lovell and an accomplice. Frank Limgrick alerted officers that Ed Lovell attempted to dispose of the bike, with both prisoners denying ownership. The wheel was masked to hide its identity and investigators suspect the theft occurred in Cincinnati.
An executive board meeting of the Brotherhood of St. John's Gerjan Evangelical Protestant church Mist discussed July events including church fellowship outing and a plan to honor Frechtling's grave. The program committee will be announced shortly.
An epileptic man named Steve Midiacky, referred to as Gulgarian in the report, was moved from Middletown to the infirmary and then to the county jail. He was taken in charge by a migrant officer from Cleveland and will be departed today.
A cement worker died in a coal yard accident at a Maple street site. Boner and friends of the deceased faced charges as authorities investigated the fatal incident and retained the remaining crew for questioning.
An advertisement touts a freckle removal product claimed to fade freckles with double strength and gentle action. It urges readers not to hide freckles and promises noticeable improvement, even on lighter freckles, with an emphasis on safety for tender skin. The Radcliffe Drug Co is named for purchasing the product.
The report covers a lodge banquet and the second degree performed for a class of five, with a third degree planned for next Thursday. It also mentions an upcoming Monthly banquet honoring members and work on the construction of the Grand boulevard canal bridge, with Fox Bridge Co expected to complete the conditioning work and place a dam or dike soon.
Readable lines report visits by Ruth Rogers of Oxford College to Franklin Miss, Ollie Stewart and Anne Wagner shopping in Midletown, Prof Wovray Miller and Austin Smith visiting Midletown, Mrs Stough in Cincinnati, and J W Rogers hosting guests. Also mention of swimming pool attendance at the YMCA with a note on Decoration Day timing.
At a Thursday meeting the infirmary directors discussed a proposed heating stack for the institution. David Lawson presented a bid of 0 Ink Hiatt and architect Burkman estimated the cost at 71.
Report on the unsatisfactory operation of the police patrol system installed by the telephone company several months ago. Authorities assess causes, impact on public safety, and potential remedies.
Mrs Brothers of Port Huron on business was stricken with paralysis while here. She was taken in an unconscious condition to Mercy Hospital by order of the attending physician Dr Marshgl. Relatives arrived from Port Huron to see her as her condition remained critical.
Dr Corliss Keller will leave Mercy Hospital tomorrow for his cousin Will Keller’s home in Glendale. He plans to spend the automer and expects to resume his medical practice in the fall.
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