Sacred Season of Year Opens Jewish New Year Saints
The Jewish New Year begins with Rosh Hashanah and ends with the Day of Atonement October 1 to October 23. Observances emphasize remembrance repentance and the blowing of trumpets as the year 5074 begins, with reflection on sin forgiveness and renewal.
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Rush Hashattah
Moses
Wesfind
Temple
Adendar
Adenoids Menace Warns Parents and Boards
A historical notice warns that adenoids threaten child health and education. It cites recurring colds and throat irritations, urging school boards to employ physicians, and promotes Foley’s Money and Lar Compound as a cure to prevent adenoid development.
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I. B. Beeler
Ady
Grand jury in session heard sixty witnesses amid courthouse upheaval
The grand jury in Middletown continued its session hearing about sixty witnesses daily amid cold damp offices. Cases include embezzlement, failure to provide, petit larceny, carrying concealed weapons, assault and battery, murder, and rape. Notable names include W. F. Byrne, AL W. Hasan, Lorenzo Weaver, Peter Deist, and others. Licenses to wed listed for several couples in Middletown and Hamilton.
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Middletown
Chadwick
James Young
Fred Kohler
Jack Anderson
John Daley
W. F. Byrne
AL W. Hasan
Les Allison
Luther Dye
Lorenzo Weaver
Peter Deist
McCracken
Joige Harlan
Baby Maus Born to Mrs Maus of Alsace Avenue
A son named Frank was born to Mrs. Anton Maus of 118 Alsace Avenue. The announcement notes the newborn’s name and parental line, reflecting a typical family notice in the local paper.
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Maus. Horn
Anton Maus
Alsace
Avemie
Frank
Cal is for children laxative syrup from California Fig Company
A vintage health ad urges mothers to use California Syrup of Figs for quick relief of children's constipation. It warns against counterfeits, promises a thorough inside cleansing in hours, and directs checking the bottle for the company name and directions.
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California
Fig. Lyptyp Company
Herew and There July 1 gossip in Cincinnati Enquirer text
A collage of clipped anecdotes and quotes from the Cincinnati Enquirer touching politics, gossip, manners, and local events. It mentions Luke McLuke comments on civil service rules, Chief Justice selections, Governor Cox appointments, a car crash near Hamilton Street, street violinists on the island, and staff moves in railroad offices.
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Cincinnati Enquirerstrom
Columbus
William L.pinley
James M. Cox
Supreme Dourt
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Grant
Mortison Tt. Waile
United States Supreme Court
Hays
Ing
George H. Williams
Oragon
Caleb Cushing
Supreme, Court
NEW SURVEY for Flood Protection Levee May Be Made
Waymoor I M Hammerle reports a new survey may occur this week to locate a flood protection levee along the property line of the Miami Tray & Steel company and KON Anuhews Jands. Fender says levee at that location would do the most good. Memory declined to comment, but county commissions indicate Tilt will initiate a new survey within the week to arrange changes.
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Cineianili
Trumillan
Miami Tray & Steel Vampany
Anuhews
Jands
Fender
Mimmorie
Tilt
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