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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1912
Page
16
An old advertisement touts Pape's Cold Compound as a universal cure for a severe cold. It claims two doses relieve headache, nasal congestion, feverishness, and body aches within hours, with no aftereffects. It markets a 25 cent package and asserts it tastes pleasant while curing colds and gripes.
A federal settlement was reached in a Cincinnati district court two weeks ago to recover a ten thousand dollar penalty from the P Stewart Granite Company of Hamilton for failure to comply with the federal corporation income law. The compromise with internal revenue authorities concludes the case.
Buckeye District court No 26 Court of Honor held its regular meeting Thursday evening in the K of P hall. Candidates were initiated and the meeting was described as fine. Members are urged to attend the next gathering where a lunch will be provided by the ladies of the group.
The Hamilton Choral Society elects Dr J J C B Stewart as president with Miss Bussie Richter as vice president Miss Mary Reutlinger secretary and Guy Kindred treasurer The Creation will be performed at the Grand Theatre with full orchestral accompaniment in January and a second concert planned in April Soloists for The Creation will be secured including soprano alto tenor and bass.
The bays as base patrol of Boy Scouts and all other bays of Lindens with interested in scouting will meet at the Lindenwalds Y M C A Saturday meeting to outline that work for the winter. C A hints will imsl filel the bays in some duties of bay seouts.
Warren R. Clum, 24, of Thornville, and Maretce E. Huston, 24, of ML: Healthy, were issued a marriage license in Cincinnati.
The Y W GA offers to help women and girls find employment at no charge. The program seeks to connect employers with suitable workers and urges those seeking positions to register. The service targets women needing positions and emphasizes mutual benefit.
The . W. . A. urges members and those needing help at home, work, or business to inform the secretary or the association officer so assistance can be arranged promptly.
A Dayton resident, former Hamilton citizen, praises Judge Warren Gard of Edmiston as a clean, able candidate for congress. The letter recalls Gard’s boyhood, schooling, and early office, noting no dishonest acts and urging support for his congressional bid.
The Middletown Knights of Columbus No. 1610 invite the presiding council to a dancing party at Holy Trinity Wall on Thursday evening in October. Music will be provided by Hamilton K. Orchestra. Jill J. Smith, a Democratic candidate for representative, is seriously ill with erysipelas and confined to his home.
An item notes an advertised remedy titled Bromo Quinine presented as a laxative cure all. The blurb claims it cures a cold in one day and grip in two days, priced at 25 cents, with references to EW and GROVE.
Elizabeth Linser offers free lessons and home treatments promising a perfect complexion removing wrinkles blackheads and pimples. She will visit We homes Saturday October in the afternoon and evening to meet local ladies and teach Velvetina oil uses at Rexall Drug Co corner High and 2nd Streets. She also invites community ladies to attend. Ab Alam s at 10 High Street listed.
The Pittsburg Dispatch announces a popularity contest awarding $32,000 in prizes to readers in Pennsylvania Ohio West Virginia and Maryland. Prizes include 14 touring cars 5 player pianos 15 diamond rings 30 curvature purses and 18 grafanulas. Contestants may enter at no cost by clipping ballots from the Dispatch with votes also earned on subscriptions.
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