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Newspaper
Hamilton Telegraph
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1915
Page
2
Correspondents are asked to sign their name on their correspondence and to write on one side of paper only. They should leave a space between lines for any replies and to allow for reply actions which may be necessary. The notice preserves orderly submission and readability for posting.
A New York interview quotes Meo Hugh Chalmers urging hard work as the path to prosperity. He discusses confidence in American industry, railroads, steel, and the general state of business, stressing labor and hope despite hard times.
The article discusses road spending and its impact on education, noting high costs limit access to rural schools. It argues better roads raise school attendance and enable consolidation into stronger graded schools with high school courses, as recommended by the Office of Public Roads.
An advertisement claims severe rheumatic pains vanish when Hood's Sarsaparilla is taken. It asserts the tonic purifies blood, improves digestion, and targets muscles and joints, urging readers not to suffer and to buy Hood's today.
The text argues that increased funding and consolidation improve efficiency with lower costs. Regular school attendance fosters steady growth for both school and panel, and consolidation positions schools as the social and recreational center of the community.
President Thompson’s speech praised the duty of citizens and the role of business and professional groups in guiding public thought. He urged organized efforts for future community progress, warned against overbearing direct popular rule, and noted the value of Lay fundencies in government and the influence of stakeholder organizations on policy.
The text discusses urgent completion of protective wing walls on the north side of a new bridge. It warns that oil piling and water flow could threaten the river area and urges rapid, economical construction to ensure west bank safety. It emphasizes immediate action and the dangers of delay for local infrastructure.
Community safety and convenience are at stake as residents urge county commissioners to promptly implement the stated safety measures. Citizens expect immediate action to confirm that outlined precautions are completed.
A U S Industrial Commission bulletin condemns strikes as destructive to employment and credits peaceful negotiations with far more wage gains. It cites Ohio visits showing strikes harmed 6,000 workers while calm talks yielded hundreds of gains. the piece also notes a push to rename the housefly by the Agriculture Department to reduce public revulsion.
A garbled piece notes the automobile as a miracle of modern life with vast economic impact. It mentions investment over five billion dollars, a quarter million people employed, millions entertained daily, and 130,000 shares supporting nearly 350 million dollars in annual revenue.
A Louisville report notes 12000 barrels of flour shipped from here to Richmond for relay to Ireland and Belgium. The effort is financed by the Rockefeller Foundation with Louisville miners cited. An order for a fake rope is mentioned but details are unclear.
An advertisement extols a vegetable remedy sold by The Swift Avenue Co at 62 Swift Way, Atlanta, claiming it cleanses blood, cures skin eruptions throat sores and various ailments. It promises rapid relief and urges readers to obtain a bottle of 8.8L to learn more about the treatment and its supposed benefits.
A 1919 New York case reports Miss Cetia Kleinman suffering six to seven months from a red itchy hand. After using Resinol Ointment and Soap overnight, the hand healed and the condition did not return. The ad touts quick, easy relief at low cost and offers trial sizes via Resinol, Baltimore.
Court records show Louisa Wilts versus Awe dad Welle settled with prejudice. Mary B. Palas guardian released. Earth and Clayton Palmer wards reach age of majority and receive payout. Estate appraised at about $200.61, with guardian relieved of further duties. assessors report Joseph Alun and others valuing Line estyle at $909.15.
Local markets show hogs and cattle prices with wheat and corn figures. Probate notices name Susannah Buckle and guardians Evelyn and Shoby. various court actions and estates detail bonds, administrators, and ongoing suits in a dense, archival record of local commerce and law.
The wife says after marriage Robenger began associating with Willren of bad character, drank and came home late. When asked where he had been he blamed the wife's supposed carelessness. KR S Woodruff, attorney.
The Spirit of Winter brings sun and snow or fierce winds and storms. The piece notes rheumatism worsens, twinges sharpen, and scrofula flares with the season. It touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as easy to obtain and capable of radical, permanent cures according to many believers.
Mrs Garrie Platter state secretary for Ohio will head a series of meetings starting Thursday in Middletown and continuing Sunday in Middletown churches Next Monday at Leenton Tuesday at Millville Wednesday at Seven Mile Thursday at Tiley and Sunday at Oxford Also noted is the completion of two weeks of duties with a break upcoming.
A delightful winter meeting of the B. Hale club was held at the lindns in Mes Ann Benokg in Mikivlawn. Guests arrived, the pot was called, and engaging questions followed. A social session closed with a luncheon and two contest winners announced for Miss Rit Reidae and Miss Fala Vizedonwore.
Kennedy of 248 North Third Street received a live alligator. The reptile, without feet on length, was shipped by express and appears to thrive at the Kennedy residence despite the odd delivery.
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