06 Oct 1917
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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1917
Page
1
A jumble of church names and weekly activities outlines services, meetings, and classes across multiple congregations. Details include times for worship, Sunday school, Bible study, youth groups, mission talks, and special events with various pastors and locations, plus upcoming district and rally days and interchurch invitations.
The High Street Church of Christ announces programs for Rally Day with Bible lesson leaching and special sermons. Morning worship at 10 16 features a guest speaker, temperance talk by Fred, and a fourth sermon on Observing the Lord's Day. Bible school meals, workers, and interchurch tasks are listed with dates and supervision.
General John J. Pershing said victory must be complete and not a half measure. He warned propaganda may undermine American resolve and called for united action to exhaust the German foe on the Western front. Roosevelt also urged a total victory policy including independence for nations in Eastern Europe and dissolution of Austria and Germany.
The text touts Sarsaparilla pepsin nux and iron as a cost effective medical mix. It claims the combination yields fourfold blood cleansing and improved vitality, praising pre and post meal usage and general therapeutic value.
The War Congress of the United States completes its session as lawmakers adjourn, marking the end of the wartime legislative period. Key figures and committees wrap up remaining business amid formal ceremonies and acknowledgments.
A summarised record of a session listing major acts and financial figures. It notes declaration of war, espionage and embargo acts, food control, soldier and sailor insurance bills, trading with the enemy act, war revenue plans, and substantial appropriations. It includes totals for appropriations, revenues, loans to allies, navy funding, and new taxes.
The Senate adopted a resolution calling for a tournament of concord and power, praising President Wilson for wartime leadership. Reports note the sixty-fifth Congress adjourned amid praise for its work, while local notices record the death of Simon Goldman, a Miami Valley grocer and First National Bank founder, with funeral at Main Street.
Middletown resident Skillwan was sought for speeding in a big automobile on South Front Street. Robert Now, 27, and Edward Suderson, 27, both of Reading, were taken into custody by Deputy Liaison Lines Masarials on warrants charging failure to register for conscription. They appeared before United States Commissioner Adler in Cincinnati and were held in 5,000 bond for preliminary examination on October 10. Authorities cited a preoccupation with war wage plans as a reason for not registering. Examinations of marriage records showed a June 6 marriage for Neal, with notes of registration issues and prior robbery claims. Additional investigations by federal authorities found no record of Neal’s registration. Harry Leshner was ordered to appear in New York. Alberta Jenahie fined. Hickores Chief at Toled, and others noted as operating without a license.
The note describes a lively gathering with songs contests and new participants. It mentions Miss Cutdenberger and the athletics club directing entertainment while gymnasium classes resume Monday night with programs including sewing bookkeeping and decorative arts. A friendly call for registration and attendance appears amid religious group planning.
Washington observers report union leaders and mine representatives reached a tentative agreement on a wage raise for the coal industry. The pact includes broader wage gains and adjustments to a fixed price system, with details pending final ratification across districts and potential impacts on coal prices and operation costs.
A garbled 19th century column lists multiple brief items including names, ages, and places. It mentions burglaries, injuries from thrown objects, a saloon break in, a hospital death, a pastorate change, and community notices like elections and society meetings. The text reflects fragmented OCR of a local newspaper page.
Readable items from Trenton include social visits, shopping trips, and school news. Mentions of residents like Ms. Kennor Miller Mrs. Krant and Mrs. Hlivabett Bivel appear alongside notes on students, a new school paper, and community gatherings. Some sentences reference travel, family moves, and local events in Midwestern towns.
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