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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1912
Page
15
A vintage advertisement touts Edwards Olive Tablets as a gentle, vegetable remedy for bad breath and dull bowels. It claims the tablets purify the system without harsh effects, replacing harsh laxatives, with a nightly dose for a week and a 25 cent per box price.
An old advertisement extols sage tea as a preservation method for dark hair, contrasting grandmothers' sage tea with Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy. The latter is marketed as superior for scalp health, stopping dandruff germs and promoting growth, with a 50 cent bottle offered and a money-back guarantee through Kadelifle Ding Co.
The traveling man is a decisive factor in shaping public sentiment toward Wilson. He emphasizes Wilson’s pattern of promising and fulfilling, urging all progressive businessmen to support and send their names to the Democratic National headquarters in New York.
A refined card reception and linen shower at Mrs Will Andrews home on South D street honored Miss Eoin Howell Whde elect of Allea East. Guests enjoyed a lively five hundred game with Nicolay winning the first prize a tray. Parrish second a ivory jobber. The hostess presented Howell with a Japanese basket and the dining room featured red and white hearts and flowers. A luncheon followed. Miss Howell will wed Mr Bust on Wednesday November 6 at her parents home on Norte Arrows.
A jumbled local snippet notes visits by Mes and Als, mentions Phil Beisery Mas and Keiser as editor, Hobird and GCahle piano shop, and Hobart and Cable pianos to be used at a Chicago event. TL Coeheat drove to Cinemali yesterday in report alongside a court case involving Richard Herve and a child.
A garbled Midlletown report notes a man posing as a physician offering cures on the streets. He faces arraignment on charges while city finances and sewer contracts draw scrutiny amid irregular bond advertising and unpaid work claims. The Journal appeals to want advertisers in a disjointed city notice page.
Obituaries note deaths of Mrs. William Giebel and Mrs. Emana C. Giebel with interment details. A separate item profiles John P. Brennan, Democratic candidate for state treasurer, praising his role in reforming public fund deposits and claiming $626,000 in gains for taxpayers over four years. The piece asserts no business disruption during the campaign, citing party integrity.
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