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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1911
Page
9
Members of the Miami Valley Homeopathic Medical Society gathered at the Philips hotel in Dayton for the 102nd semi annual session. The day included morning and afternoon sessions with Dr W Ensey of Dayton as president and a slate of officers and committee members listed.
The Westmastin Mission Study cub plans its first meeting of the year at the home of the Rew and Mrs Harry Glenn Vinney. Officers for the county year will be elected, and the group will begin study of mission work in India.
A friendly visitor urges volunteers to unite to ease social conditions in Hamilton. The appeal lists needs including clothing and shoes for the needy, caregiving for children, home visits, and support for the ill. The appeal asks for donations and volunteer help at the city building office.
Due to the death of Prof. Hinkle's intimate friend Raymond Ryan the high school has closed to allow him to attend the funeral services in Hamilton Friday. Mr Hinkle spent yesterday evening at his home in Tawilton.
A report describes an incident at Justice Duemer’s country home by a reservoir where intruders entered Thursday evening. A light supper was served and only one item, a Bromo Quinine laxative, is noted. The text references W. Grove and a claim of worldwide use for curing cob in the days before.
John Easter, a well known Dayton figure, pleaded guilty in the Dayton police court on Thursday. He is held on $50 bail until Friday and may be sent to probate court on a Whitney affidavit. Alleged home invasion on Fifth Street led to a struggle with three women as Easter demanded breakfast and caused a disturbance before leaving after breaking the table. He has prior court history on various charges.
The Connersville physicians came from across the district for a meeting held in the Commercial building. Dr Re Murvey Cook of Oxford chaired the session which opened with an informal reception, followed by a discussion on the rising use of electricity in medical practice led by Dr Domes Catt of Princeton. After a lunch break the gathering reconvened as members continued debates and adjourned per organizational rules around the midday hour.
George W Lederer helped popularize vaudeville and labels a French vaudeville as a musical play where songs and acts flow from the story. Madame Sherry will be presented at Smith's by the New York Amsterdam Shealy company on Friday night.
A 21 year old woman, deserted by husband Willi Rader, has been admitted to the county infirmary after being at Mercy hospital. Police report he fled with another woman to parts unknown. The case centers on her disappearance and his abandonment.
The OO M of Hamilton expresses regret over the loss of a comrade. The fallen soldier enlisted January 1910 and served as a corporal by April 1940. He was described as conscientious, faithful, obedient, fair, and held in high esteem by all. From October 24, 7911, mourning badges were issued for all members and officers to wear as tribute.
A testimonial style advertisement claims Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People rebuild blood and strengthen nerves after grip illness. It cites a beneficiary from Esty Michigan who recovered after weeks of invalid status and continued use. The copy asserts cures for anemia rheumatism indigestion neuralgia and general debility and notes the free booklet Diseases of the Blood. Pills sold by druggists or by mail from Schenectady New York with price details.
Vitagraph players present Aunt Hulda Matchmaker at thy Jewel today a southern tale of reconciliation and engagement. The Gypsy Bride by Melios Co will also be shown. Frank moves to win his girl and become a cowboy as his father forgives and relents. Also on Monday the Jewel will show moving pictures of the world series baseball championship.
Solder theft at Amort Hin Co plant led to arrest of R F Nelson a Kentucky man. Police say sustained theft period involved missing solder amounts. Nelson detained after undercover inquiry and warrant signed by Mc Cannon.
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