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Newspaper

Hamilton Evening Journal

Location

Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 20, 1911

Page

10

Sore Feet Remedy Promises Fast Relief and Payoff

An old ad touts TIZ as a breakthrough foot remedy that draws out toxins, cleanses pores, and delivers instant relief. It claims lasting effects after a week and promotes sale nationwide via Walter Luther Dodger & Co. of Chicago for 25 cents a box.

Walter Luther Dodger& Co Chicago III

Community Notes From Greenbush O Tenth 17

Special To The Journal Greenbush O Aug 17 This page lists residents sharing visits and Sunday gatherings at various homes including families of Phillips Barrs Moses Vandi ver Carlisle and others Several individuals travel to Cincinnati and Trenton to visit and support ill relatives with several weekend and Thursday get togethers noted in brief entries

Greenbush James Phillips Ruth Fred Barrs Brown’s Run William Moses Bunch Vandiver Carlisle Lillie Mary Almeida Mildred Phillips Robert Moses Clara Alpha Moses Trenton Grist Mack Fred Richter Albert Meeker Clara Strausberger Mary Lantis Katy Slough Sundwy Cincinnati Amos Beachler Albert Brill Bailess Sheley Tyventon Charlie Bench Lindenwald Robert Moss Anna McNaily Eva Phillips Grace Dugrule Brown's Teun Callie Mock

Local Visit Recaps and Farm News Across Harrison Area

Layhigh reports social visits in Harrison with Pearl Fulenius and Charles Updike hosting and visiting relatives. Lily Maybury sells wheat in Venice while Henry Maybury and Lavina Timberman visit area families. Updike family tours farms near Sei last Monday and Tuesday, with Ethel Updike visiting cousins Eva and Dora Russell.

Pearl Fulenius Fito Harrison Charles Updike Harry Updike Fred Fulenius Ethel Eva Dora Russell Sharptown Ind Henry Maybury Venice Rugg John Hinkler Lavina Timberman John W Hugkler Updike George Campbell Sei

Monroe Church Ladies Host All Day M E Dinner

Monroe Ohio October 18 special to the Jourist all day supper hosted by the ladies of the M E church in honor of Mrs Wilson Noble. A surprise War given Sunday on Mr and Mrs Will Slrmon. Attendees included James Harmon Peter New Foley and families and many others. A horse show Saturday on Monroe street drew crowds and ribbons were awarded to several exhibitors.

Jourist Monroe M. 3 Wilson Noble Mra Will Slrmon James Harmon Peter New Peter Foley Joe Davis Mes Thomas Harmon Chldren John Jus G. A. Moffit Eima New Hinkle Theuunia Stecat Jacmers Mr. Kennel Walter Curt Jaco Baker Terrance Kiley Joe McClung Will Compton New’s Cafe Dick Smith Tuckey’s Ate Middletown C. A. Moffit Emma New Hamilton

Hawthorne Hill Spedal Notes and Local Visits

Hawthorne Hill notes record visitors and daily life across Caspar township. Residents like Mr and Mrs Ola Potts of Salem hosted Hawthorn Hill diners while Lewis Weis visited Pierce Bloom and relatives traveled to Middletown. Several families, including Swope, Wykolt, and Guild, welcomed guests, reported illnesses, travel, and a local treasurer vacancy.

D. K. Phares West of Camden John Brookly Fmaily D. K. Unsicker Wright, Ia P. K. Augspurger Cam Ter Joe. A. Kennel Eaton Manns Lukis S. E. Young Maxwell George Swope Lamily Elizabeth Pierce Jou Pierce Misa Faye Orville Rising Maton Georgy Swope Lawily Casper Township

Woodland Park Social Notes From October Visitations

Special To The InquirerWoodland Park October 18: Mr and Mrs Chris Vogel and son Gar l and niece Miss Hilda Vogel visited Port Union Sunday. Marl Payne entertained his mother and family and Roy Payne, Jone Smith and daughter called on Maggie Vogel and daughter. J P McCormick and family spent Sunday with Adolph McCormick at Darrtown. Coanie Vogel and son called on Chris Vogel Sunday evening Pete Kramer was bitten by his horse Sunday morning. A B McCormick entertained their son and wife at Sunday dinner and George Wisinborn was mentioned.

Ethel Lee Clarcous Kehr Katherine Ethel Menks John Mevks Mary Dorothy Abraham Smith Eaton Bernard Potters Elvira Potters Herman Lytle Peters George Duffield Augspurger Gussie F. A. Bloom Frank Jarry Litehiser Mary Litehiser Walter Guild Elite Matthew Brady Neb Guild Proble County Woodland Park Chris Vogel Garl Hilda Vogel Port Union Marl Payne Roy Payne Join Smith Maggie Vogel J. P. McCormick Adolph McCormick Darrtown Coanie Vogel Pete Kramer A. B. McCormick George Wiisinborn

Dunlap items capture town life and travel reports

The Journal notes Stephen’s birthday work proceeding as weather allows, locals traveling to Columbus for an agriculture convention, and residents enjoying meals in wagons along Lie reel. It mentions visits to the zoo, Walnut groves, and Baltimore Sunday school, with apple butter scents and ripe apples heading to Cincinnati.

Journal Cloud Columbus Bank Lick Thomas Pickens Queen City Wocker Walnut Groves Dale Ervin Geo, Giles Auos Peltenger Elbea Struble Tania Peltenger West Hamilton Baltimore Cincinnati Rev Augspurger Miss Cloud Cora Lineh Lucile Pottenger Wm. Sloneker Althy

Suiglar Fears Hit Printing Press Amid Turmoil

The Suiglar are described as frightening the printing press during ongoing unrest. Authorities report disruptions to production and heightened security around press facilities. Local editors remain cautious, citing risk to daily publication schedules and worker safety.

Hilltop Social Notes and Local Visits Noted

Miss Magdalena Whoebin and Bev the Mild spent weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Horton and family. The Sipp and Burkhardt families visited various neighbors. Several villagers attended Mrs. Wasserman’s sale on October 18. Thomas Meeks lost a valuable cow.

Hill Magdalena Whoebin Bev The Mild Frank Horton Wm. Smith Cristain Louisa Burkhardt Lena Sipp Ed. Burkhardt Tony Paul Sipp Charles Ponnel Bertha Som Mra Crank Popper Carl Sipp Lawrence Sevi Mos Sid Louisa Arthur Ralph Crist Sipp Michael Kofte Willie Palk Garlrade Benhinging Lillie Senger Adolph Deimer Gen. Deimer

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