Woman’s Fig Syrup Promises Quick Health Restorative
An advertisement touts a laxative syrup claimed to cure a wide range of female ailments from headaches and nervousness to complexion problems. It extols the benefits of California Fig Syrup and urges readers to trust the genuine product to “keep your stomach, liver and bowels in order” for overall wellness.
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Thasuur
Tony
Brent
Yang Dew
Suh
California Fig Syrup Companys Leale
City Hall Bond Issue Approved by Hamilton Voters
State supervisors report that Wednesday’s council meeting approved a special election held November 3 in Hamilton. Voters favored the $200,000 city bond by a decisive margin, reflecting strong local support for the project despite a 34 member majority uncertainty.
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Vaqiity
Elde
Sens
Nnvised Council
Hamilton
HBL
Misery Hates Company But Loves TIZ
Fragmentary ad text markets a foot care product named TIZ with claims of relief and comfort. Mentions a free trial, a mail order offer, and contact details for Mudge & Co. Includes scattered phrases about feet, foot pain, and a likely pump style marketing pitch.
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Misery
Tiz
Alesse Gms
Risl Punekiuwe
Tation Mudge & Co, PH S
City Aims to Issue 200000 Bonds for New Public Hall
Officials report propose suspending an ordinance to issue bonds totaling 200000 to fund a new city hall, central fire station, and public offices. Bonds valued at 4500 each, 400 total, 2 percent interest, payable semi annually to county auditor. Proceeds to a restricted fund for the hall only, with bids to be sought immediately.
Booze And Women Tempted James Away
Anni Conley of Middletown filed suit in the common pleas against James Conley seeking alimony for support. She alleges marriage occurred December 19, 1907 and that he desert ed on October 14, 1922. Conley is accused of spending $30 weekly on drink and women. Attorney Hare will present a motion for alimony on November 23.
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Anni Conley
Middletown
James ‘Conley
Elold
Bertha Fike Sues for Divorce in Los Angeles
Bertha Fike files for divorce in Los Angeles alleging desertion and financial estrangement. Sheriff serves summons to Tay Angeles for Mareney Fike, claim unsettled custody and support issues.
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Los Angeles
Cal
George O. Sloucker
Tay Angeles
Mareney Fike
Mike
Bertha Fike
Hatatlbon
Dean
Jim
Jie
City Council convenes in regular session amid finances and street work
Regular city council session opened late as members met to address sewer and street issues. Eleanor Momer sought reduced assessment on Ludlow street, while motions covered drainage repairs, sewer contracts, and funding adjustments. Bills totaling various amounts were approved for next week’s consideration.
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Eleanor Momer
Ludlow Street
Gauss Offers Cure for Catarrh at Personal Expense
An advertisement by C. I. Gauss promises to cure chronic catarrh using an original method. He claims to have treated over one million people nationwide and guarantees quick, pure, complete relief by removing the disease’s poisonous germs. Send name and address to receive the treatment.
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Gauss
GAUSS COMBINED CA TARAH CURE MAILING OFFER
An offer promises free GAUSS COMBINED CA TARAH CURE when a name and address are mailed to C. B. GAUSS at 3904 Nain St Marsial Michigan. The ad directs recipients to fill the dotted lines with personal details and send by mail.
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C. B. Gauss
Nain St
Marsial
Mich
City Council Grants Raises to City Plant Workers
The council approved raises for gas, water works, and electric light department employees. Twelve to twenty eight workers receive increases totaling about $140.50 monthly, effective January 1, 1913, with specific amounts listed per position across departments. A new ordinance was enacted to set salaries from superintendent downward and to amend the prior ordinance.
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Wifth
Seventh Street
Lrogtres
Harmon: Avenue
Lema Avenue
Handock Avenue
Tod Bekert
Kings- Joy Mig. Co
Hamilton
Winl
Comcil
Abe Prive
Water Works
Alice Cross
Wm. Stitsingery
Chitt Pawlowsky
Ford Lochner
Chas Cook
Enell
Winter Season Opened by Boys Club of First Reformed Church
The Boys Club of the First Reformed Church has begun its winter meetings and opens its doors to all member boys every Friday from 6:30 to 8:30. Officers for the coming year will be elected on Friday December 6. A basketball team will be formed to continue the boys’ athletic reputation from last summer.
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Chara
Sun Selon
Unclear vocal recital plans stir local musical chatter
Local discussion centers on a Cincinnati Symphony concert at Smith's in December with Mrs Morton, Mrs Crue, and Mrs Urine named as potential soloists. Turainan residents express preference for Mrs Urine's singing over famous prima donnas and anticipate a chance to hear a strong live performance.
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Smith’s
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Crue
Uraine
Thus Cou Bry
Emeert Ath
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