11 Oct 1916
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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1916
Page
1
The Jefferson presents Protect Your Daughters a photoplay adaptation of Stella Wynce Herron’s Shoos from Collier’s Weekly. Mary MacLaren leads the cast in a reformist drama aimed at American audiences with a New York Chicago sensibility.
An old advertisement touts a pine extract cough syrup quick to ease throat irritation and bronchial symptoms. It claims superiority to other remedies, advises making a pint supply at low cost, and promises prompt relief with a money back guarantee from Wayne Indiana.
Local listings announce Last Time Tonight as a major musical comedy drawing big crowds at the Grand theatre all week. At The Jewel, Diana of the Follies and Dustin Farnum attractions headline one day only and feature Dustin Farnum. Peg O’ The Ring continues as a Waggle theatre feature with Grace Ganard and Janigla Ford. Also noted is Home Breakers featuring Margaret Landis on Thursday. Columbus new paper company formed with $700,000 capital. Lieutenant John Conner promoted to executive officer on the United States ship Arkansas.
An Ohio Utilities Commission inspector visited Hamilton to inspect the Schenck's Station crossing where accidents have occurred. He was joined by Chamber of Commerce leaders and a county highway official to discuss plans for an underground crossing to reduce heavy traffic on the Dixie highway and Mill Creek Valley Electric Railway lines. A report will be submitted to the state commission with an early date.
At the Ohio Federation of Labor gathering in Toledo President Wile and delegates from Leflore praised propose policy changes. Charles J. Hughes was denounced by Grant Hamilton as a deceptive figure linked to the Democratic party while Hamilton claimed to speak only for himself. Secretary Thomas Dannelly reported the federation had 273 affiliations for the year.
The October grand jury will finish its criminal case review Friday afternoon and report to Judge Murphy Saturday morning. About thirty cases remain for the body to investigate, including several minor offenses. Friday noon the grand jury will visit Jacob Theiss at the county infirmary and inspect that institution, then tour the county jail in the afternoon.
Dyspepsia relief promoted by Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets with claims of quick stomach comfort. Advert in dubious style promises improvement after use and urges readers to send for a free sample. Contains persuasive language and a conditional offer.
MIS MILLIKIN fire at the sit hall of eabin in Wisconsin Madison Tuesday destroyed the dome and threatened to consume the entire building. About fifteen hundred students faced escapes while authorities investigated the blaze. Also, John Foley was arrested for intoxication and a report notes stolen roller skates belonging to Joseph Moyet’s son.
New York reports on the fourth game of the series between Brooklyn and Boston. Brooklyn, confident after yesterday, eyes another win at Braves Field amid crowd expectations and tactical choices by managers Robison and Carrigan. Gardner hits a home run for Boston as both sides seek victory.
A black horse found at Main unit B street was impounded in Weis enborn on Thursday afternoon by police. A stolen automobile was reported, with authorities warning the public to remain vigilant after a vehicle disappeared in Piqua.
An ad promising instant relief from blocked nasal passages and sinus discomfort. It touts a fragrant antiseptic cream that penetrates airways, soothes inflamed membranes, and eases sneezing and headaches. Apply to nostrils for quick relief and easier breathing.
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