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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1911
Page
3
A vintage Rexall advertisement touts Rexall Cathartics as a safe effective remedy for constipation. It claims no side effects, no griping, and suitability for all ages including children and the elderly. Sold in three sizes by The Rexall Store at Radcliffe In Co and High Streets.
A vintage advertisement touts Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup as a trusted remedy used by millions of mothers for over fifty years. It claims to calm fretful children, soothe gums, ease pain, relieve wind, and treat diarrhea, urging readers to ask for the product by name.
The text records several personal notes from a local paper listing Libby Latchley’s trip to visit relatives in Chive, Elizabeth and Margy Ho visiting in Ligitia, and Rose Molagr from Overperk four Hog staying for a week. It describes these social visits and expected activities among friends and family.
A October event at Somerville honored attendees with Sunday games, cream and cake. The guest list includes Cora Travis, Keller, Goldie Chapins, Laverna Tracy, Helen Miller, Eloise Kapp, Lucille Withrow, Amy Seller, and many Withrow family members as well as other local figures. A separate dinner at Lindenvale hosted by Mr and Mrs William Hershner featured chrysanthemums and gifts, with guests including Helen Nichols, Julia Nichols, and Scott's guests among others.
A user reports relief from years of illness after trying a swamp remedy sold via a bottle label. The message credits the product with major health improvements and acknowledges several named individuals and a Notary Public in what appears to be a testimonial or endorsement.
Letter to Dr Kihner & Co Binghamton NY promises a simple bottle of Swamp Root will convince anyone and includes a booklet on kidneys and bladder Offer mentions Hamilton Daily Journal and 1 dollar bottle size from drug stores
An engagement is announced for the daughter of Mr and Mrs George Imhof to Clarence Sivele, with a wedding planned in the near future. Mrs Krete singer hosts a Home Mission Sewing Circle event at 717 Pest Avenue, featuring a two course luncheon and music by Burhmanns orchestra. Local clubs host guests and plan dances and sewing society gatherings.
The article cites Civil War pension figures and survivor counts, noting hundreds of thousands of living veterans and postwar payments. It mentions Congress appropriating 1777.00000 for war pensions and references fiscal year timing and government actions.
A chaotic page of letters and fragmented notes shows Hawilton's Sovith theater facing a drought of quality plays. Patrons complain about scarce good productions and shifting management while the Aborn Opera company and others reportedly stage shows elsewhere or at higher prices. Local managers defend booking plans as talks with New York lessees continue amid mixed patronage and rising costs. A brief Mexico news item notes President Madero's midday inauguration with standard formalities and a calm ceremony.
An advertisement claims a skin remedy from J. W. Howe and Sai promises permanent results for psoriasis eczema and similar conditions. It touts a doctor produced formula, simple topical use, and guarantees satisfaction or money refunded, urging readers to buy D D P prescription ointment and try the remedy.
Notice warns hunters and trespassers that no hunting or trespassing is allowed on the fund canceled by TNF Fred J Fillager. Indicates assignment of interest from Plumling Co to Jess McBee who will receipt all notes and handle debts. Effective date September 20 2007.
The readable parts reference names like Mingo Evans and Rhoda Clicker plus mentions of Infirmary, Los Angeles travel, Waterman pens display, and a proposed gaplier liability bill in Congress. The scattered fragments mix travel, commerce, and legislative talk with no coherent event or outcome to report.
The Journal notes mixed results as four towns cast ballots on constitutional prohibition in September. Hills reports the official tally indicating support and opposition, with the vote shaping local policy and the fate of the Sperial Gloclon project.
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