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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1916
Page
2
The notice warns property owners to clean chimneys and repair defective flues this season. It advises replacing old stove pipes and removing rubbish or inflammable material to prevent hazards and potential legal action.
Mrs Dawny S in sebauge of West Danby New York says Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound cured nervous trouble and female complaints in her family including her four daughters. She keeps the remedy at home and recommends it to others as a tonic and invig orator derived from roots and herbs.
In Akron, Ohio, about 1,500 of 20,000 southern black residents are said to have moved in the last ten months, with around 1,000 more in nearby Barberton. Policy Chief Durkin notes the figures likely understate Akron's Black population as migrants arrive for political and social reasons, while draft aeroplane orders and a sensational bank betting tale also appear in the day’s items.
State inspectors from Ohio find the composite City Building at Monument and Market streets dangerous unsanitary and fire hazards. The report cites a collapsing wall overheated heating and unsafe basement conditions. Public use ordered vacated by December 2 with Deputy Alfred Rates signing the notice.
Delegates including Mrs Willine Winforeteenp Ales Nanie Cockrill Mrs Mary Ponhard Mrs Flora Kennedy and Ds rauk Ivan attended a meeting in Cui niinsville yesterday afternoon. The next meeting of the Woman's Relief corps will be held next Thursday.
In last night’s bowling at W. C. A. alleys the Lost Livers edged the Ma Dads in a two game set, winning the first by one pin. High scores included Phil Lackey 143 and 180, and Evelyn M leading the ladies with a 125. Alleys reopen Monday October 30.
A chaotic summary describes a large political gathering with Attorney Francis Cauny presiding and Mayor Polily of West Carrollton in charge. Speakers at West Carrollton included Congressman Gard Attorney Carl W. Lenz Attorney Robert G. Patterson and Deputy Probate Judge Orion E. Bowmans as enthusiasm for national campaign issues grew.
Congressman Gard and attorneys Wena Patterson and W G Pickerdy joined the gathering from West Carrollton as speakers discussed why President Wilson and Governor Cox deserved backing. Gard urged rallying Dayton and Montgomery County residents as enthusiastic audiences expressed strong Democratic spirit.
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