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Newspaper
Hamilton Telegraph
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1915
Page
20
Remnants describe the city buildings at Atonement Avenue and Markek Street, noting early structures from 1835 6 and 1837, tied to Ham War era academies. The piece recalls ownership by Nathan Puemgn and the city’s educational use prior to 1850s transfers.
The Hamilton City Hall, rented to Tong, Black and All starter Co, later sold to Pyler Blank then leased to the city, with improvements paid on 9 400 98. The property at Water and Stable streets faced multiple conveyances and a Fire on Easter Sunday led to rebuilding, now restored and standing four square to the wind. The report shifts to wartime surgical feats in London, detailing a dramatic French hospital case of facial reconstruction and a wounded soldier’s response to his new appearance.
A report on new education rules in Korea barring the teaching of religion in public schools. American missionaries and Korean church leaders discuss effects, grace periods, and potential impacts on education and moral life.
The text outlines Japanese authorities’ general policy to avoid imposing religious beliefs while continuing to manage education in Korea. It notes that authorities hope later reforms could modify present regulations as Korean education progresses toward changes already seen in Japan.
President Roosevelt publicly protests censoring General Wood amid prewar policy debates. He attacks administration restraint while urging full disclosure of Wood’s views and actions, arguing the nation cannot hide responsibility or muzzle leaders during rising tensions.
A fragmented OCR note reports a vessel collision near the Gulf of Mexico involving multiple parties and mentions a ship named The Marrowine, with references to American and British entities and a 12 day period, indicating an international maritime incident under scrutiny.
Community organizers outline a large Labor Day event with county officials and invited guests. This planning note mentions horse racing demonstrations, a children’s witty events area, and broad contributions from local merchants. Officials including former governor and county leaders are expected to attend.
Dayton officials ask for payment on flood pledges across the area. The article notes that further installments are sought to fund relief and recovery efforts, urging residents and organizations to remit donations promptly.
A testimonial from Goo Whitester of Caluitonia New York claims relief from severe skin eruptions after half a year of torment. He reports using Resinol Ointment and Resinol Soap, with about two dozen applications curing his condition. He endorses these products as available from all druggists.
The ad claims a toilet soap named Resinel Sonyx is free from harsh irritants and offers soothing healing properties for clearer skin. It promotes gentle treatment and complexion improvements while warning against unsafe ingredients.
Ohio plan to divide the state into equal districts for Methodists and social clubs prompts discussion at the annual Ohio conference in Springfield. Rev Arba Martin and Judge B A Belden will attend. The meeting at Saratoga Springs NY will consider ministerial and lay delegates and plans for district reorganization.
An OCR damaged text describes a burning event with references to people and places, but many words are garbled. The fragment mentions a fire, possible explosion, and individuals including Leah, Wola Posteo, and Copeigan, with uncertain sequence and details.
A local court in Waweeford sentences mentioned possum hunters after a disputed incident. The defendants Anty BB beiany Risinger Jeiaani Thaten were involved in a whipping of Reubenu Hosyard, with the case noting their industrious nature as a factor.
An old advertisement urges readers to cleanse the blood with S.S.S. for scrofula symptoms such as facial swelling and skin blemishes. It promises renewed vitality and relief from long-standing infections, selling through local druggists and the S.S.S. Company of Atlanta, Ga.
President Harding calls for a firm U S approach to Mexico during a Veterans Day dedication ceremony in Lis, arguing that strong intervention may prevent broader instability in the Pacific. He warns that soft action could invite Cuban and Philippine unrest and cost the nation dearly.
The Miami Conservancy District plans to obtain descriptions of 15 000 parcels of real estate to tax for flood control costs. Work aims for completion as Conservancy Court reviews engineering plans this fall and a tour of Jumillon County is scheduled.
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