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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1912
Page
3
An advertisement touts Diapepsin as a fast, positive cure for indigestion and dyspepsia. It promises rapid relief, improved digestion, and a return to enjoying favorite foods without discomfort, claiming noticeable change within minutes of use.
Notice invites proposals for deposits of funds by legally qualified banks for a two year period starting October 1. Proposals must specify interest rates, collateral requirements, and be addressed to the Clerk of the Board of Education of The Hamilton City School District Butler County Ohio. Pub. Oct 3, 2017.
Herbert Lindis, detained after reportedly diverting 420.10 from his wife, was brought back to Dayton by a constable and held at the police station awaiting hearing. The incident occurred at his mother in law Mary Landis’s home during a domestic quarrel.
Natick Massachusetts resident Marion Sweet Green tones a grateful letter praising Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relief during the change of life. She details nervous strain sleepless nights and cold limbs, credits the remedy with restoring health, and encourages others to seek guidance from the Lydia E Pinkham company.
A Country Club dinner dance featured Pabst’s orchestra with Mrs. Wor tentdyke at the piano. Guests included Miss Napey Engeves, Josephine Sohngen, Natali Here of Jersey City, and many others from Middletown and Springfield. A farewell party for European-bound members and a surprise anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. Burnett highlighted a lively evening of dining and dancing.
An advertisement promotes Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People as a health tonic to restore beauty through blood and vitality. It includes testimonials from Agnes Goodwaard of Pittsburgh and describes symptoms from fatigue to nervous prostration, urging readers to request a free booklet and order samples through the Dr Williams company.
Reported event notes a midweek race titled Wednesday 500 at Hoovendun, with limited readable details. No clear participants, dates, or sponsors are confirmed in the fragment.
Amir Von Kanel left for Wilmington to begin work as a supervisor at Wilmington college. Mr and Mrs Benda Muchkin and Kelaughter Mylan plan visits to Worrow After a visit with rotativest at Tere Munte. Lad ies, Wo A, Saunters at Otsego, Mich, and Mia, talert Butterworth and daughter Glailys of Chicago reside nearby with Ma and Dive. Bab Singsen Ba, Harhurn Sommers and daugi Vorg, Mrs. Golismid and Miss Mary Sommers have moved to Columbus. Mrs. Coray Bleioaner entertains Mrs george Pilcher of Washington. De Henry Grahutheimer leaves Sunday for Indiana to buy cattle. Coy Burnett with family may move from Horton street to Millville avenue. Frank Ely of Cotnersville, Ind, was here yesterday. Miss Denise Uonbey has a planned home after visiting friends at Walnut Wills and Pyeo TH. Chet Miss Natalie Heck of Jersey City is guest of Miss Josephine Solingen, Mr and Mrs Charles Birdsong and son George of Indiana.
The article promotes affordable beauty products and home treatments. It suggests dissolving magatone in water as a substitute for expensive lotions to improve skin tone, cleanse, and brighten lips brows lashes and lashes. It mentions training brows with paste and achieving smooth, shiny hair and lashes with simple daily care. It advertises low prices and plant-based substances sold at a local store.
Despondent Mrs. Marey Leaf drank wood alcohol today and died after a note left for Anahand and an electric waterman. The case and local legal actions linger with court postponements in Butler County as Middletown and Aramistonens pursue the championship and company changes occur in Hamilton area.
Mrs. Pant Blain of Chicago spent Sunday with relatives in the area. Mrs. Northrip of South U0 Street hosted guests while others visit for days. Students from Notre Dame Reading and Saint Francis colleges are noted, with several names listed among attendees and travel plans.
Local records describe county officials resisting a lawsuit, citing six months of requested funds for infirmary management. A reserve fund of 7500 dollars was set to cover any deficits, while disputes over appropriations continued into the week. George L. Vogt of the Scotland Woolen Mills Co. faced travel absence and wage concerns amid financial strain.
Fragmented text references weather terms and a pay start date, mentioning September 1. It names Philips Teethingen and Wilts and Port Vivien, but many words are garbled. The item reads like a misc weather/agency stub with unclear specifics and no clear event or outcome.
A dispatch from Shanghai notes a late October typhoon causing widespread damage in Chekiang province. The storm brought persistent rain and strong winds, killing and injuring residents as it swept through populated areas and disrupted daily life. Local authorities assess casualties and begin relief efforts.
In a dispute arising in Horsey City, Nod Sent, officials debate whether a ren flag may fly on public property. The case involves local authorities and a state Supreme Court nod, with arguments about city rights and state policy in New Jersey.
A short extract notes that any man of a political faith has the perfect right to display the flag. The wording reflects a discussion on flag display rights amid partisan concerns.
An affidavit from Jos. Gr. Wekman claims Govert’s Alterative cured friends and relatives of consumption, bronchitis, hay fever, and throat lung troubles, noting weight gain and reduced fevers. The ad urges readers to request a booklet from Yokovin Laboratory Philadelphia and to buy the product through Rawcliffe & Co. and other druggists.
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