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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1911
Page
3
The speaker extols Gold Medal Flour for elevating costs by Audie’s million dollars yearly, claiming the extra spend improves backing and increases home use. They argue the brand provides more value for money and a larger market share through fair practices.
Numerous personal mentions recount kinfolk visits, travel, and social calls. Families from Walnut Hills, Cincinnati, and Dayton gather for Thanksgiving. Miss Sue Selenite returns from a week with Mrs. Stewart in Elwood. Mrs. L. N. Phipps, Mrs. Janeh Selwab, and Mrs. George Shirley travel to Cincinnati.
In the partition action brought by Carrie Cook against John B. Voss and Verna Voss guardian Anna Vow, the guardian has been made a party defendant and has joined the prayer for partition. The Journal's People's Column notes rents related to the property.
Miss Clara Slade, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Slade, entertained Sabbath school class friends on a country lane between Hamilton and Glendale for her fourteenth birthday. Chaperoned by Miss Laura Cates with assistance from Miss Helen Selinqub, music by Miss Slade, Selinqub and Annie Cunt, and a three course lunch served by Mrs. Slade. Prizes went to Lillian Schaub and Grace Vowell in games, with many gifts for the birthday girl.
An advertisement promises to pay for all medicines used during a trial of Rexall Orderlies if the remedy fails to relieve constipation. It emphasizes a risk-free, consumer-friendly offer, claiming the candy-like tablets are gentle, safe, and suitable for children and the elderly. Availability is stated at The Rexall Store on High Street and related Radcliffe Drug Co. location.
Fragmented notes cover Coyle travel for a bequest, J J Brate opening a law office, and probate court license rounds before Thanksgiving. Reports mention an infirmary farm hover caused by cholera, Walter Fuller naming a son, and rising marriage licenses with high hopes for the holiday period.
Postmaster Carl Sehell asks for information about the Smithsonism facility and the Commercial Arms Co. located in Halloy during the Civil War. He requests anyone with knowledge to contact the post office with details on officers and the company’s history.
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