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Newspaper

Hamilton Evening Journal

Location

Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 27, 1911

Page

17

It Se Sure Bown Stairs Foot Remedy Claim

Mrs Crockett of Jeffersonville reportedly walked downstairs one foot at a time after the second treatment, ending five years of difficulty. The ad promotes THA TIZ for sore feet, claiming rapid relief and cleansing exudations, with 25 cents per box and direct sale from Walter Luther, Dodge & Co. Chicago, Ill.

Earth Walter Luther , Dodge & Co Chicuzo Til

Pastor and flock clash at Union Presbyterian Church

Denver Oct 27 Rev W S Radolph nursing cuts after ten minutes of lively fisticuffs with church members over church affairs. Pastor thrown through a window during the melee as soothing lotions are applied to bruises.

Denver Col Radolph Union Presbyterian Church

Fateful Court Papers Say Maidens May Marry Farmer

An unclear October notice in Terre Haute mentions Katherine Otter, 23, and Louis Kalen, a farmer, tied to marriage papers in a disputed arrangement. The fragment references a decision or privilege connected to the pending nuptials and potential changes to a betrothal.

Terre Haute Tnd Katherine Otter Die Ingentachenfelde Louis Kalen

Your Gray Hairs Quickly Vanish

A 19th century advertisement claims gray hairs signify aging but can be reversed. It touts Wyeths Sage and Sulphur as a daily-use hair remedy that cleanses bonds and strengthens thin hair, restoring color with repeated use. The product is sold for fifty cents and promoted by dentists and local agents Tadcliffe Deng Mo, Carver Stroud, and Hirh Streets.

Ider Nature Tadcliffe Deng Mo Carver Stroud Hirh Steets

New Baltimore Tales and Social Notices

Alfred Blevens and family moved to Blue Rock Lane on Thursday. Dr Swing and song spent Saturday and Sunday with her parents at Milford. Mrs. Louis Raich attended funeral in Corning. YP GA meetings moved to Sunday evening before church. Ed Crawford family visited Hickory Flats. Mrs Edna Hine received a miscellaneous shower at Mrs Ben Aach’s home. Relatives Clifford Sater and wife from Cincinnati visited, Brudley Sater and mother from Burlington called on relatives.

New Baltimore Alfred Blevens Blue Hock Swing Song Milford Walker Louis Raich Corngston Bear Ada Kinteler Ed Crawford May Ed Kolb Hickory Flats Edna Hine jAlrs Ben Aaieh

Sassafras Ridge Community News Roundup

Local notes from Sassafras Ridge report health updates and family visits. Jacob Brandenburg of Walnut Hills Cincinnati faces parental oversight while rainfall delays seeding. Several residents, including Mr and Mrs William Joyce and Mrs George Romnes, host and visit neighbors. A Sunday talk by Wrothey Ogden of Springfield on the anti saloon league is noted at the M E church.

Sassafras Ridge Jacob Bradenburg Walnut Hills Cincinnati William Brandenburg Julia Burog Ham Ilton Tommer Dimes Alfred Yauger Brandenorg Drewersburg Willine Trae Sug Perry James Young Swinnies Corner Willian Joyce Jones Smith Raymond Ind James Provance Wrothey Ogden Springfield M. E Charles

Butler Road Social Notes From the Journal

Butler Road area residents share a busy spell of visits and calls with family friends from Hamilton Cincinnati and Springdale. Several names including Mr and Mrs Ward Misses Rook and Brehm along with many local households are noted visiting and hosting gatherings at various homes with a ghost party described in detail.

Pleasant Run social with multiple local guests weekend

Miss Orphe Rogers of MM Mealthy attended a Saturday night and Sunday gathering hosted by Mr and Mrs William Jewell and daughters. Mrs Edith Scim spent Thursday afternoon at Mt Hearthy. Mr and Mrs Geo McCor wick hosted guests including Mr and Mrs W H Slavin Saturday and Sunday. Several local families hosted or visited over the weekend at Beekimiee House and with Hamilton connections.

Jay Rogers F View Heights Cincinnati Aml Orphe Rogers MM. Mealthy Waite William Jewoll Micheal Breha Amily Compdny Ainner Beekimiee Hou Edith Scim W.H. Slavlin Wil Mas Byhalt Baral Pearson William McCartharles McCartiet and Sons Amd Charles B. Fisher Truth of Hamilton Gene Smith

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