English teacher praises Stokovsk and Cincinnati symphony
An English teacher in Connecticut lauds Stokovsk as a genial talent heard with the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra. He recalls hearing him in New York at St Bartholomew's church and Brooklyn Sundays, saying his organ tones thrill audiences. Upcoming attraction at Smith's Nest is William A. Beady's Way Down Last.
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Stokovsk
Kingsley Select
Connecticut
Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra
New York
St. Bartholomew's Churel
Brooklyn
Erilios
Smith’s Nest
Stith's Theatre
William A. Beady
Hair Care Ad Promotes Parisian Sage Dandruff Cure
The item urges personal grooming with private brushes and hats, warns against using communal hair tools, and prescribes weekly brush washing with soap and disinfectant. It touts Parisian Sage daily for scalp cleansing and claims Wie Howe Dry Co backs a money back guarantee for dandruff removal and improved hair health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wie Howe Dry Co
Hamilton Play Delights Local Audiences At Grand Theatre
The Hamilton crowd enjoyed a varied program at the Grand theatre featuring the play Inge and a wheel of acts. Highlights included a sensational balancing stunt by Hank Parker and a versatile violin act by Kool Chestiel. Wartime era comedic turns and Western dramas complemented the bill with Vitagraph’s With Storey drama and the humor of a Vicory rag. Florence Lawrence is scheduled for tomorrow’s showing with a rollicking comedy and lively ending.
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Grand Theatre
Willout
Hank Parker
McCartney
Ft. Kebller & Co
Scull & Wallace
Hille
Dunei
Vy Valin
Vitagraph
Storey
Beltwauh
Bravelio
Florence Lawrence
Dane
Arthur Johnson
Vathe
Will al
YMCA Notes Gathers Miami Lectures and Local Games
Acting Miami University president Dr M Hughes will speak to the men at 3 16 Sunday afternoon. Prof TL Feeny to lead the first men’s Bible class this evening. High school sophomores beat freshmen 10 to 4 in a dusty basketball game. Intermediate league games saw New beat Heister 12 to 4 Blair over Shatter and la 2 Kapp over Murphy 5 to 4. Four teams tied for first with three wins one loss Murphy Kapp Blatt New atop standings. Upcoming games include Murphy vs Blatt New vs Kap and Shaffer vs Heistax for the cellar title.
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BR. M. Hughes
Miami University
TL. Feeny
Slphomores
New
Heister
Blair
Shatter
Kapp
Murphy
Blatt
Reister
Schaffer
Kap
Shaffer
Heistax
Carbolic Acid Mishap Injures Durrtown Man Eye
Fred Filliger of Durrtown mistook carbolic acid for eye preparation today and seriously damaged his eye. He had earlier sought eye treatment and believed the chemical was the medicine. Dr. Wilke is tending the injured patient.
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Fred Filliger
Durrtown
Alvuppins
Mr. Filliger
Dr. Wilke
Y W C A Trustees Hold Regular Monthly Meeting
The Y W C A trustees met in the afternoon to transact routine business. Reports from all departments showed good progress across programs. Physical department classes were well attended with rising extension work activity in mills. Financial condition was encouraging with member slips increasing.
Appetite and vitality cure touted in old patent medicine ad
An undated OCR fragment markets a tonic named Hood's Sarsaparilla as the best life remedy. It claims to improve blood, strengthen the whole system, and notes a chocolate liquid or tablet form. The ad urges readers to get it today as a constitutional medicine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vidabiey
Viger
Tana
Rolled men arrested on warrant in petty larceny case
Charles Minor and Edward Sailing, both colored, were arrested on Wood Street and Maintytent Avenue by warrant signed by John Spivey. Spivey accused them of taking seven dollars after meeting at Maxwell's hotel and visiting Lie Harvis resort and Na 7. Lulu Frazie identified the two as the ones who abducted Spivey in the back yard. In police court Tuesday morning Mayor Bothwell fined each man ten dollars plus costs for petit larceny. default would send them to the workhouse.
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Charles Minor
Edward Sailing
Wood Street
Maintytent Avenue
John Spivey
Spivey
Maxwell's Hotel
Lie Harvis Resort
Lulu Frazie
Bothwell
Petit Larcony
Costa
Old warrant filed over Wittman theft in Shoals Indiana
A warrant naming Wittmann for allegedly stealing 11 in cash a suit of clothes valued at 24 and shoes worth 3 from John McCue was filed in Shoals police court on March 12. McCue identified Wittmann as the robbing party after Wittmann was brought to Mercy hospital for injuries from a balloon fall weeks earlier under police surveillance.
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Witluaty
Shoals
Ind
Mercy Hospital
Pelit Inveeny
Mare 12
Wittman
John McCue
McCue
Wittmann
Election Board In Session Addresses Ballot Confusion
The election board spent Tuesday hearing complaints and resolving ballot issues. Some ballots were mixed by the printer and in certain localities wrong ballots were opened. Spelling mistakes and other errors were noted, with officials tied to potential corruption concerns.
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Beard of
Conference Given by Children's Home Trustees Meeting
Report on conference held in Toledo October 26 to 29 summarized by the superintendent. Trustees met yesterday at Mrs James Cullen’s Dayton street home for monthly business and discussed home work and conference outcomes. Kreckler Grothers vs Middletown Pave Milk Co. case dismissed for want of prosecution.
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Children’s Home
James KK. Cullen
Dayton Street
Regaury
Toledo
Kreckler Grothers
Middletown Pave Milk Co
Ruth Lanham Rites Move Near Hamilton
Mrs Ruth Lanham died at 214 South Second street after a brief illness aged 74 years 5 months and 20 days. Born May 17 1889 in New Richmond Ohio she lived in Hamilton many years and raised four children with Eliot Lanham who died ten years ago. Survived by four children nine grandchildren and many friends a funeral will be held Wednesday at 3 PM at the residence with Rev Sheridan Bell officiating Greenwood Cemetery interment.
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Ruth Lanham
South Second Street
Eane
Lanham
Huth Meckaabee
New Richmond
Ohio
Eiliot Lanham
Mounthy Lust
Hamilton
Sheridan Bell
Greenwood Cemetery
Burglary Case Fines for Hott and West at City Hall
Charles Hott and Tesse West were fined 300 dollars and costs each by Mayor Rothwell for burglary and larceny after breaking into Harry Sniveley's slaughter house and stealing a hide.
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Charles Hott
Tesse West
Harry Sniveley
Rothwell
Hamilton Evening Journal on sale at Cincinnati depot stand
The Hamilton Evening Journal is on sale each evening at the Cincinnati C. H. and D. depot news stand after 4 30 o clock.
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Hamilton Evening Journal
Cincinnati
C. H. & D. Depot
Election Officers Notice Seeks Precinct Return Sheets
TheBoard of Election asks officers to seal the summary sheet of the election in each precinct in a separate envelope and not seal it with the poll books. Return the total vote in your precinct on a separate sheet to the board for records.
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Board OF Election
Kent
Will of Nicholas Conrad probate to widow in Hanover township
The will of the late Nicholas Conrad of Hanover township was admitted to probate today. It provides that after debts and masses are paid the estate goes to his widow Rosy Katherine Conrad to hold in fee simple, with stipulations she not remarry. if she does, the property passes to the executor. The widow is named executrix. The will is dated July 10, 1911 and witnessed by Rosn Conrad and B. It, Primmer.
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Nicholas Conrad
Hanover Township
Rosy Katherine Conrad
Ftosn Conrad
Primmer
Election Returns and Club Reception Notice
Election returns will be received at the Hamilton Club tonight. A chaotic fragment mentions Hollister's Rocky Mountain tea and Randcliffe Drag Co amid disjointed lines. The readable portion notes a club event and election returns collecting location and time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton Club
Hoss
Hollister
Rocky Mountain
Lea
Randcliffe Drag Co
Edmands Leaves Pomfret Woman Absent Destination Unknown
Miss Edmands accompanied by her father, mother, and nurse left Pomfret, Conn. on Monday. The financier of Rev. C. V. T. Richeson, a Baptist clergyman charged in the death of Miss Avia Linnell, was believed to be traveling abroad with her mother in the immediate future as yet not disclosed.
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Edmands
Pomfret
Conn
Vitelub Edmands
C. V.T. Richeson
Avia Linnell
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Westerns
Reddy
Aunt Jane
Pathe’s Weekly
John Hopfman
Smith
Iplay
Inge
America
the Jewel
Bite
Star Theatre
Brand
Lynne
Lynne Sisters
Vie Bugle
Suusement
Y.M.C.A
Ordre Pre
Filliger
Y. WC. A
Feld
Children’s Home Trustees
Bhhipper Jewelry Co
Main St
Wiseman & Gray’s
Market St
Third
Conlors
Smyers. Arms CO
Joan
Hamilton Loan & Realty CO
High St
Webster Bldg
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