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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1912
Page
10
An old style advertisement touts Danderine as a low cost hair growth solution claiming rapid results. It asserts dandruff control, scalp nourishment, and a glossy, fuller head of hair in weeks, urging careful use to avoid breakage.
A garbled autumn verse by Whal Meyers describes forest scenes with hazel nuts and falling leaves in autumn. The text blends notes of a city paving dispute and a train conductors case with misread names and places, suggesting a mixed record page of local items and poetry.
The report notes conductor Darby, arrested on a similar charge, detained on another division of the road and unavailable. A fine was paid. A. Slade purchased a new item described as "Little" trialent. Carpenters were rehanging doors to allow them to swing outward.
A batch of social notes lists Mrs Mary and Mrs William Cuncad visiting relatives in Coyington Kentucky. Several couples and widows plan visits to Nebraska and New York City for family events and naval maneuvers, with various family members traveling or remaining for the week.
A 19th century style wedding unfolded at the home of Mr and Mrs Me and Meg, with Nellie marrying Hoyer We Ballister of Springfield. Guests included Ruth Stephenson of Oxford and Corrie Povo among others. The ceremony featured a rich ring service and a large gathering of local families, followed by a reception and celebratory toasts.
Yesterday afternoon Mrs Jerome Winze hosted the Carnation Club gathering. An orchestra of five played while an interesting card game awarded merchandise orders as prizes to the hostess and guests Mrs Win Warner Mrs Mevin Schallop and Mrs Frank Cronin. Mrs Win Warner will be the next hostess.
An advertisement touts a new plan and product named GETS-11 to remove corns without dragging, cutting, or bleeding. It promises no pain, no blood poisoning, and easy use, with sales through B Lawrence & Co or shipped by mail at two shillings per bottle.
The piece highlights two features, The Girl of My Dreams starring John Hyams and Lelia McIntyre at Smith's Theatre in Cincinnati with lavish musical numbers and a wholesome tone. It also praises Walaphil Slack company's Southern Sweetheart at Saintly Theatre praising scenery costumes and performances by Castle Hogee Huntuhte Brash Walton Gavey Evans and others.
A major campaign rally is set for next Monday night in West Chester featuring Judge Warren Uarj, Democratic congressional candidate, and Hon. Stanley Bowdles of Cineimi. Nobel Prize in Medicine awarded to Dr. Alexia Carrel of Rockefeller Institute for work on blood vessels and organ transplantation. Prize valued at $39,000.
An early 20th century advertisement touts Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets as a vegetable remedy to improve skin color and energy. It claims the tablets stimulate the liver and bile, relieve constipation, and provide safer, pleasant-tasting results with few after effects.
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