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Newspaper
Hamilton Telegraph
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1911
Page
12
A fragment notes a remedy named Mother's Friend advertised to improve physical readiness for childbirth. It claims to prepare the body by making ligaments supple, flesh fibers stronger, and reducing breast discomfort, suggesting regular use diminishes pain. The text reflects early 20th century advertising tone and focuses on maternal welfare.
An obituary from Oxford reports Miss Annie Bishop former secretary to the Miami University Board of Trustees died suddenly on Teh2uk Isle of Pines after years of illness. She served Miami University from 1890 to 1900 and was deeply active in the Presbyterian Church and local affairs, remembered for her quiet dignity and service.
Police say Rose c and an unnamed companion were arrested after a scuffle on Grand Boulevard the night of February 1. An officer detained a suspect, who fled and hid at a residence at Thirteenth and John streets. Authorities questioned witnesses and prepared a report for Mayor Rothwell.
An odd wartime note from Copenhagen describes funds of SEHOUUG offered to Denmark Norway Sweden and the United Kingdom. A plan proposes elevating the Danish king to a higher role, with broader honors for wartime heroes.
A Hubbard Church board summoned three Modernists from Brigham Young University at Provo to explain instruction deemed incompatible with church beliefs. Biology professor Albert Chamberlain, psychology professor Joseph Peterson, and education professor Henry Peterson refused to resign, defending their courses as legitimate. The event followed protests by attendees, with fallout affecting university positions and future tenure decisions.
The report describes a volatile coffee market with prices rising to 24 cents per pound, then falling amid a price war. Producers warn some may ruin nerves while others still drink cups daily as demand stabilizes and other commodities show similar declines.
In Savannah Georgia a tablet marking a Revolutionary War battlefield site is unveiled on Washington's Birthday. The inscription notes 1779 actions by American and Anti-soldier forces and commemorates the Trenel regiment at Washington. The tablet is erected by the Sons of the Regoty and local veterans.
A fragment honors a beloved university figure, praising her dedicated service and the belief that heaven is richer with her presence. The incomplete text reflects affectionate tribute to a woman who contributed greatly to the campus and its people.
An 11 year old boy in Hamilton Bernina who deciphers heliograph and wireless messages tricked the British and German signals during a staged war game. He guided his team to the top of a hill where red scouts password was used, prompting a simulated cordon and capture by the opposing forces. Officials later treated the masterful signaler with dinner at a governor’s home.
An old advertisement touts Allen's Foot-Ease antiseptic powder to ease sore feet and prevent shoe pinches. It notes use for dancing parties and new shoes, claims relief for tight rubbers, and invites samples with a home address in Le Roy.
The Cincinnati election for Colonel of the First Regiment O N G shows Captain A EB Stephens receiving 189 votes and Colonel Sullivan 173. Twenty two Stephens ballots will be contested, signaling a possible Stephens majority of six votes. The contest and drama marked the event’s tense finish.
Karl Jorvick sought appointment as administrator of Julianna Purchires estate under Judge Con mangitten. Jobe Puyerle, suing Edward Keppler on a promissory note, filed a reply claiming Keppler is bankrupt and not liable. note not listed among debts he was freed from. Andrews Harlan and Andrews, attorneys, filed suits. Glen Laude seeks divorce, citing gross neglect of duty. parties reside in Mikellie.
The report from Extension School notes attendance of 257 with Staley Gerber leading the Butler County Asten s shool event at Y. ALC. AL Gov House Feb 6-10. Men 53 women 26 total 81. Details list membership cards signed, daily attendance figures, and a financial statement with receipts and expenses.
The School Board met with a quorum and approved the teachers payroll totaling 79.02 and pension funds of 208.56. New fire protection was approved for public schools with 600 feet of hose and attachments, costing 16.6. Real estate transfers were recorded, and local legal actions included fines for breach of peace. Local officials discussed plans for Civic Center and proposed road and township reforms under the New Jersey System.
Hobbling details describe a mob from Tilton that attempted to seize a prisoner named George Wryatt during a robbery case. Judge Fite ordered the transfer to Cartersville for sale, but the mob did not appear after Wryatt was removed from custody.
Kyanpeliat Merrick of inehunatt addressed the prisoners in the county jail yesterday afternoon, according to local reports.
Poultry buyers seek poultry prices now. F. P. Bayler & Co advertises contact numbers from Reiley Street near Luding for quotations and resale inquiries.
An automizer spray promises instant relief for calarrh sufferers. The Liquid Cream Balm allegedly dislodges thick discharge and restores free breathing, sold by Blg Brog of New York for 75 cents with a spraying tube included.
A religious manuscript recounts Elijah's ascent to heaven with Elisha, detailing Elijah's prophetic leadership, the training of prophets, and the double portion of spirit sought by Elisha. It compares Elijah's departure to biblical visions and emphasizes continued ministry beyond death as a transfer to new service.
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