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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1911
Page
5
An advertisement promotes Rexall Hair Tonic promising strong proof of its seing and claims it will help with hair thinning and dandruff. It urges readers to visit the Ratcliffe Dr One and High streets Rexall store to obtain the product and take advantage of the guarantee and two sizes offered.
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A Wolf faces arson charges in a Beend case. Indicted for burning a shop at Schmidt Building. He denies involvement, insisting he was with witnesses and not at the scene when the blaze started. State officials present with defense attorney in the hearing.
Norma Davis funeral services will be held Saturday with afternoon burial at Creenyienl Cemetery. The service will take place at her home on South Aster Place Bev HN Kerstafte, with interment to follow at the local cemetery.
A deadly explosion yesterday near the Renee river section of the Titreenaal construction left four workers dead. Engineers and deckhands, including Arthur Noe and Ayalan, were among those affected, as authorities investigate the cause of the blast and assess the site safety measures.
Unclear fragmentary report notes an end to a strike involving Madison Tail and others. Mentions tied conditions, medical timing, and resignations occurring this morning. Authorities and organizations not clearly identified in readable text.
November 40th features F G Ruder G Under chaperoning bankers to New Orleans for annual convention. The group will travel by rail to Cincinnati then Nashville and Mobile, with a Gulf Coast observation trip along the coast to Gulfport. They plan to visit Panama for canal project work, returning via Mexico by December 31.
Abs and Sisley Devst of Cincinnati spent yesterday in the city with Henry Solay hosting a family gathering. Numerous residents, including Mang Melaneugh and Unreey Motealt, hosted relatives on Res avenue while Mae amnt Mesdh La Llensnu treated Mrs Bla Silver to a Chimneyx visit. Mayor Mr and Mrs Homer Baton noted travels tied to a death in Cincinnati.
Mybel Lucehauer and Lax taine Wickert spent the day on Cin eum and will attend the Cinein oni Symphony orchestra thin eyes one Mr. and Mes. Ralph Pater hays Cor bet guests the latter's mothers and Sisk, Mesut. J. Kleine and daugh ter, Miss Lilian Kleine, of Mvans ville, Ina.
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