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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1912
Page
2
A promotional notice claims a new home method cures asthma regardless of age climate or duration. It offers a free at home trial with no money needed and asks readers to mail in a coupon to begin immediate treatment, targeting hopeless cases.
The piece lists church activities and social events including a Baptist service with five attendees and a choir, a church meeting tonight, and a forthcoming vestry and Sunday engagements. It also details a Friday card party at Lillian Wahdort’s Main Street home with guests, decor, and a luncheon, plus notices of engagements and upcoming weddings, birthday celebrations for a child, and a christening with family gatherings.
Clarence W. DeArmond today secured control of Hotel Connor on South Second Street after Mrs. Connor ran the establishment since his death. The hotel, remodeled and improved, will operate under DeArmond’s direction with expected success due to his popularity and business acumen.
Former mayor Ale Rothwell believes Cox of Dayton will be next Ohio governor. At a Why Fives dinner Rothwell and other Democrats discussed Cox's likely victory, while Col. Kot disputed the certainty noting only a majority. Rothwell supported Roosevelt in the past but backs Cox for governor and Gard for congress.
Mrs. Lewis Eckstein and friends hosted a birthday surprise at North Second Street home for Miss Lilia Grimm. Guests danced, played games, and enjoyed a three-variant luncheon. Speakers and music featured, with prizes at a later club gathering and forthcoming invitation to meet again.
Names several residents and relatives planning travel or visits to universities, towns, and events. Mentions William O Lounel leaving for Poleno, others to Golan ims, Perdue University, and Faluth Heights. References guests of Mrs Honey Beugeman and various family movements around Elmwvoort and Cincinnati.
Camden reader Mrs W P Valentine reports relief from back pain headaches fatigue and nervousness after taking Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She urges other women to try this standard herbal tonic made from roots and herbs to restore health.
Miss Alies G. McCloskey visits Mrs. George Sloneker in Cincinnati. Cincinnati visitors, family updates, and social calls populate the column. Also noted are civic updates, a door to door lighting event, railroad appointments, and a New York dispatch on Dr. Reed and Niagara Falls wedding rumors. A Pioneer reunion at Lockoub Grove and a Cincinnati College of Music scholarship for Walter Lahman are mentioned along with Myer Heyman Fisher Co. expanding to New York.
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