10 Oct 1912
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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1912
Page
1
A promotional appeal claims foul breath signals chronic catarrh and promises a cure. Readers are urged to fill a coupon with name and address to receive treatment at no cost. The quirky sales pitch emphasizes hawking and spitting as symptoms and offers immediate results with no payment.
The Most Rev. Archbishop Henry Moeller honored Catholic High School with his visit. Walter Cahill spoke, inspiring the youth as the Archbishop toured the building and praised the school's progress since opening. First monthly reports of the term show strong student effort and honor roll merit, with the commercial department now equipped with six new typewriters.
Preston Roberts was released and ran out of town. Patratmia Joseph Cabill issued a warrant for Richard, with Pears Jr of 1233 Tda street Cincinnati cited for speeding. Lucinda Stullaaries and James Bull noted in a dispute context.
The Crossman at Miami University led a night parade marching down Main Street with drums and improvised torches. Students visited Meridian and Lawson places, while celebrations faced limited official approval and pending privileges.
Elizabeth Young, wife of farmer John Young, wore a red dress and crossed a field where a bull charged. A bystander shouted a warning as the animal charged, striking her, knocking her down. The bull gored her again as her husband arrived, and she died at the scene.
Camden village clerk D H Taylor and county official Willi S Boner face indictments after an October grand jury returned charges of embezzlement. Boner pleaded not guilty, posted 4000 bond, and is said to owe about 2000 to the bank from real estate sales. Taylor remains jailed under bond on related charges as authorities pursue recovery of missing town funds.
The Hamilton City Sunday Sevant association hosts a Thursday night session with Prof. dk. Rittenhouse of Middletown addressing on Phonography and Biblical Avelueology at the inst Re armed ehurch. Speakers and devotional exercises framed the program as the gathering nears its close.
An advertisement claims a four trial package of Pyramid Pile Remedy cures piles without surgery. Send name and address to Pyramid Drug Co., 446 Pyramid Building, Marshall, Michigan, to receive a plain wrapped sample by return mail prepaid.
The Hamilton Retail Merchants and Butchers association serenaded the Dayton Daily News at two o clock Wednesday afternoon. A large group of prosperous Butler County business leaders traveled in private cars to attend the event. Prominent attendees included Gus Wath, a candidate for governor, and Jim Cas Hutton, with others like J. T. Fig Fyes, W. Boden, and Ro. Van Arsdale. The Butler County group is described as one of the strongest in the state, with boosters from Bell Telephony and local booster support.
Prayer meetings shift to Tuesday and Friday evenings starting next Tuesday, with district supervisors meeting Monday at the Vo MG. W Howe leads multiple district gatherings at various homes and parks, as listed, under supervision of district leaders. Baptist Brotherhood holds a large meeting with an instrumental program and questions the role of prayer in that day.
An advertisement promises a free medicine to cure kidney and bladder conditions and rheumatism. It offers a risk free trial, a $10,000 incentive, and a medical book for those who reply with symptoms and address, claiming legality and no cost or obligation.
A Tuesday evening YMCA exhibit drew 25 attendees with aerial and tumbling acts by old men's class and others. Boxing match between Smith and Brown entertained, volleyball saw married seniors falter, and a basketball game ended with the seniors winning 23 to 18. Senior players listed include Winters, Sweet, Hingebergen, Waldvogellz, Krebs, Krebs Li Zapprt, Murphy, Hoffman, Blatt, Lingler, and Kapp.
YWCA begins physical culture classes with sessions for younger girls from ages 8 to 18 and business girls. Evening schedules include arts and crafts and German lessons starting at 7:00 and 7:30 p.m. The program aims to provide useful and advancement opportunities, with high school credit possible for German work.
Hamilton Wing announces an all day shoot on October 11 at Symmes Gayner. Programs have been distributed and a large crowd is expected, possibly the season’s final cut.
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