02 Oct 1912
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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1912
Page
1
An ad claims Snowlton’s Dandeline cleanses hair and scalp and doubles hair beauty in moments. It promises dandruff removal and invigoration, with new fine hair appearing after weeks of use. The pitch urges trying a 25 cent bottle at druggists or general stores.
The Y M C A employment bureau placed eleven men and boys in positions as demand for labor and skill outstrips supply. Evening classes at the Technical Institute help uplift young men by increasing efficiency and preparing them to meet the needs of employers.
Wagner Bros. move to a new five and a half story brick building at Second and Walnut, Hamilton. The store features a modern refrigerator system with ice capacity of 500 pounds daily, glass display counters, and refrigerated fixtures installed by Cincinnati Heater’s Supply Co. The new market, touted as the finest butcher establishment in Hamilton, showcases advanced equipment and is expected to attract shoppers to the updated site on Court Street.
Crowds form as coupon clippers swarm to claim a bound set of Everybody’s Cyclopedia. The promotion highlights rapid access to a comprehensive reference library and urges swift action to secure a copy through coupon redemption.
Residents share visits with relatives in Peel Wayne Cincinnati and Hamilton. The funeral of Scott Withrow of Oxford was held at the Presbyterian church with interment in Colton Run cemetery. Epworth League and Junior League activities are announced with plans for sermons and a special program.
A fragmented notice states registration occurs October 3 on a regular schedule. Electors must register this fall or lose voting rights. previous registrations do not count. Voters are urged to register tomorrow to avoid being unable to vote.
Mrs Will Gorsnell returns to Hamilton after a pleasant three week visit with Mrs H C Snively. Mr and Mrs J E Bell spent the weekend with Ton y Bell at Trenton for a birthday dinner. Lillian Killinger and Beatty host at Jacksonboro. Peter Ummel Jr returns to Noblesville Indiana. Public schools dismissed Thursday and Friday for the fair. Prof G J Davidson and Mrs Davidson plan a visit to Russellville and relatives in the coming days.
Miss Hannah Suively and family host Bonday guests in Middletown. Miss Mildred Norton of Collinsville visits Mr Jennie Adams. Charles Fessenden returns to Ann Arbor Michigan for work. Edwoud and Miss Ral Jacobs entertain Miss Ronnie Cole of Greenville. Edgar Cumming and others travel to Middletown to watch the football game. Miss Townsley and Tony Dupont visit Taylon after a week with Mr and Mrs Wi Tian Suman. Miss Lanthe Border's condition shows marked improvement.
The Journal notes the fair's first paperheadquarters readiness and a report on deaths at the district fair. A total of 46 deaths are recorded across Fairfield Hanover St Clair and Ross townships with six tied to the townships.
W. C. Webb formerly of Boston Mass announces a new photography studio at 113 North Third Street Hamilton. He offers the highest class of portraits and invites the public to call.
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