18 Oct 1913
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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1913
Page
1
An old advertisement promises rapid relief from indigestion sour stomach and gas with Pape's Diapepsin. The copy touts quick digestion of meals a candy like taste and a clean feeling after use while warning it as a popular stimulant for relieved stomach misery.
Oxford society buzzes with concerts and dances as Corporal Brady visits from US artillery. Miami alumni and local clubs host gatherings at Hepburn hall and Bishop hall. A musical carnival at the Oxford MRE funds a vine purchase, featuring a slate of performers and student groups across the campus.
Phillip Million, 32, grocer of Cincinnati, fought off two women as they robbed him of $3 and attempted to search his pockets. He wrested a knife blade, broke the blade, and attracted help from patrolmen. The women Hallie Roberts and Lonian Miller were arrested and charged with robbery.
A long list of property transfers and deeds shows many entries in Hamilton and Middletown, detailing buyers and sellers such as Joy B., Bridgeford, Moody, Bert Barlow, Henrietta C. Black, and Catherine Meehan. Lot numbers and mortgage-like references accompany each record, with dates or affidavits noted where legible.
The election board canvassed the city and found about 73 women registered Friday to vote on November 4 for school board members. Total Friday registrations reached around 210. Today is the final opportunity for new voters, including women registering or movers transferring precincts.
Tomorrow a rally day at the United Presbyterian Church features the dedication of a new organ during the 10:30 a.m. service under the direction of Prof. Mayer with special music by the choir.
The Woman's Home Missionary Society of the M B Church held a large meeting at the Neidersners east of town. Guests traveled by bus with baskets for a communal lunch, followed by a business session and social time. Notable attendees included many local residents and visitors, with updates on visitors, travel, and community events throughout the day.
Butler County Clerk John F. Heath notes issuance of nearly 500 hunting licenses with demand remaining strong. He anticipates over 600 licenses may be issued before January 2, 1906, all expiring at that time.
A fragment ad explains Foley Kidney Pills ease weakness and pain from kidney strain. It promises invigoration and relief from back pain nervousness aching joints and bladder discomfort through a comforting reputable medicine.
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