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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1912
Page
2
The ad touts Vita as a miracle medicine to “build you up” quickly, claiming improved appetite, energy, and circulation within days. It targets worn out individuals, promises universal popularity, and cites vague endorsements while mentioning political figures and a sensational campaign fund claim.
A sworn affidavit from Joseth B. White attests that after years of gland TB and hospital scares Eckman’s Alterative restored health. He details weight gain, improved appetite, sleep, and absence of hemorrhages since starting the remedy in 1907, with full recovery by 1910. He endorses the medicine for tuberculosis and gland troubles and notes availability through Redcliffe Drug Co. and other pharmacists.
Judge Warren Gard spoke at St. John’s Church where about 200 men from the Brotherhood joined in a Thursday gathering. The Ladies’ Aid served supper as Gard lauded past pastors, praised the church’s work, and urged members to carry Christian teaching into homes and neighborhoods.
New York Oct 1 election odds show Roosevelt 3 to 1 in some bets with Wilson favored in several states. Nationally far more action on state outcomes with even money on some states and various ratios against Taft and Roosevelt. Local bettors evaluate electoral maps and party chances amid a busy wagering market.
A fragmentary note mentions Alabama Arkansas Florida and Mississippi and a betting odds line of 10 to 1 against Pitt or Roosevelt. The readable portion is incomplete and lacks coherent event or source context.
Friniston lodge No. 17 I O O F held a meeting last night and arranged a third Wednesday social. An October event is planned with a mast box social and a pony carnival at the temple. A full program and list of entertainments will be announced later. Canton Sanders and ML 7 10.0 will host a military ball in October at the same venue.
Prominent Knights Templar and Woodmen lodges from Dayton, Cincinnati, and nearby towns will attend a grand event in Shaw ila. Invitations extend to Phillips Company No 24 and Uniformed Knights from multiple orders. A prize display and dancing will follow, with social hours and refreshments planned in a historic Odd Fellowship setting.
The Cleveland Plain Dealer notes Brennan’s backing by treasurer David G. Creamer, highlighting four years as Creamer’s cashier and his role in reforms. It claims Brennan would continue established practices and carry forward modern ideas in Ohio’s treasurer office.
An old advertisement touts a 25 cent Danderine product claiming it cures falling hair and dandruff. It describes hair restoration, sheen, softness, and increased fullness after several weeks, urging purchase at druggists and toilet counters.
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