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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1912
Page
20
A vintage advertisement touts Syrup of Figs as a friendly laxative for liver and bowel cleansing. It praises the product as gentle yet effective, warns against harsh physic and counterfeit imitators, and urges readers to buy the genuine California Fig Syrup as labeled.
The Barkvot Amusement Co plans a week long engagement in Dayton with a license fee of 50 cents per day, featuring six sideshows and large free exhibitions. The fair, set to begin Monday, will roam to Montgomery Ali and Tuwitton if approved, with plans for a grand show in the city.
Personal notes reveal residents visiting, moving, and social plans. Names include Ate Deol Hufingly Mea Baird Cowley Mlorence Gyodwint Vern Resthi Seema Charles Keller Edwin Memmel Kathryn Baldry Enyy Brinker Caluyn Miearhimbuol Rev Wicksteal and Shnod Bender among others with plans to attend events and visits across towns.
A dubious method claimed to use maldehyde and water to kill flies is detailed in a letter to the editor. The author advises purchasing small amounts of formaldehyde, mixing with water, and submerging a fly in the solution for about fifteen minutes. The piece urges repetition until all flies vanish, reflecting a sensational and unsafe purported remedy.
A Wednesday morning ceremony at Sir Stephens Church joined Miss Nora Oberrecht and Paul Hanser in matrimony with Rev Mather-Leicove officiating. The church gleamed with palms and flowers as Irene Baker served as maid of honor and Mark Hauser as best man. After a formal breakfast at the Oberrecht home on Clevenwood avenue, the couple planned a week’s honeymoon to Detroit and will settle on An eaton Street. The day included a going away attire note and a large turnout from the Bon Temps Club entourage.
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Mir Mabel F Dawkins of 1214 Lafayette St Fort Wayne Ind says three years of catarrh and blood disease resisted many doctors and remedies until Hood's Sarsaparilla made her well. She praises the remedy and urges others to try it. The item also notes a social club gathering on Hoss avenue with hosts and gifts for lucky players and plans for the next hostess.
The report lists numerous champions and placing names across categories such as seed corn clover and yellow ears with winners from Shandon Middletown Hamilton and other towns. It details best displays of vegetables and fruit, market varieties, and special prizes, naming judges and award amounts.
A long list of prize entries crowns Carl Brown and Chas H Brown among top winners for beets beans celery and more with first and second placements. Friday’s exhibits emphasize horse judging and western show acts by W. E. Longtom and Millar, promising highlights for the fair.
A chaotic scene unfolds as a building undergoes major renovations. Janitors and assistants protest neglect while inspectors, clerks, and attorneys continue their work amid falling bricks and plaster. Debris injures several people with no serious harm recorded.
The column advises on hair cleansing with Caithrox and cautions about alkali soaps. It recommends a skin toner using spurmax with glycosin, a facial lotion to reduce shine and freckles, and a strengthening eye tonic. Readers are urged to try a liquid parnotia fat loss method and a dandruff tonic.
An ad touts Pape's Diapepsin as a fast cure for indigestion and upset stomachs. It claims relief in five minutes, ease of gas, heartburn, and ace, promising safe, scientific relief for common stomach troubles. Available as a 50 cent case from major stores.
Sunday morning at 3 30 near a watering trough an auto plunged from a high barn. Five men were aboard. one Caldwell was killed and others injured. Dr C J Smith aided the injured then helped recover the body. The party returned to Bevis and Cincinnati pursuit followed. Neighbors and undertakers tracked proceedings as locals recall the incident.
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