Niagara Falls Honeymoon Vision in Early American Travel Echoes
A nostalgic piece recalls a traveler’s dream of Niagara Falls as the centerpiece of national identity and marriage rituals in earlier times. The narrative blends patriotism with a vow to visit the falls, linking the honeymoon to the grand spectacle and colonial era awe. The article reflects on travel as rite and landmark in American life.
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Gulf of Bt
Aigner
Niagars
Thoeseerler
Abs
Niagara Falls
Niagara
Niagare
St Hong
Pressure of teeth and battleship history mixed in a curious article
The piece blends dental myths about 250 pounds of bite force with anecdotes of grinding teeth dreaming of business deals. It shifts to naval history, recounting the launch of the America in 1701 under Paul Jones and political exchanges with France. A London pavement artist tale and assorted quotes follow, concluding with scattered notes on artillery origins.
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New York
America
Porthwouth
Lois Battiestip
Paul Jones
Jones
Europe
Ole
Pictaburgh
Ancient Eggs and Public Health Report in December
The monthly health board report details December deaths from diving and contagious diseases, inspections and quarantines, and efforts to curb unsafe food. It notes fines for selling rotten eggs and pursuit of prosecutions, plus tuberculosis case updates and inspections across departments. Paul Cheeseman obituary and local health matters accompany a Tubbs vs Tubbs contract suit report.
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Bowes
Hedltl
Wight
Haynes
Hamilton
Ohio
Tuberculosis Department
Tuberculosis
Mercy Hospital
Board of Healt
Ui Daarwnting
Deligalas
Hamilton Chamber of Commerce Annual Report Summary
Auditors report a strong financial condition for the Hamilton Chamber of Commerce for the year ending January 7, 1916, noting a gain and general balance compatibility between secretary and treasurer books. Disbursement totals, voucher payments, and sundry expenses are itemized, with an audit certifying accounts correct against the Hamilton Savings Bank ledger.
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Chamber of Commerce
Lark Bank
Mie
Wiebre
Willy the Variot
Ibs
Apuak
HLGH
Carmitler
Wanillon
Hig
Ibis
Hamilton Chanther of Commerce
Genlemen
Willy Eal
Hamilton Dime
Igs Bank
Siatyaee
B. Ferguson
Kanl Krieger
New Trustees Elected at Hamilton Chamber Meeting
President W C Thompson of Ohio State University delivered the fifth annual Hamilton Chamber of Commerce address. He discussed population shifts, state tax issues, and the need for non political business focus while praising former president George R. Reiss and reflecting on the chamber’s growth since 1910.
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Hamilton Chamber of Commerce
W. C. Thompson
Ohio Stal University
Carles E. Magon
Jdson
Bes Lng. Sn
Hamilton
Masud
Uie
Willout
Uighest Tyne
George “R. Reiss
Chamber of Commerce
Reiss
Willus
Harding
Ohio College
W. C. ‘Thompson
Ohio State University
Thompson
Voice of
New York
Minot
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Akron
Agricultural Department
Atlv
Willis
Oili
Nis
Dais
State of
Ue Penitentiary
Columbus
Dayton
Sai
Qise Busines
Japan travel admonition on patience and pace
The article quells traveler impatience in Japan by noting visitors may feel slowed by local rhythms. It warns that personal irritability provokes ridicule, and that cultural tempo cannot be rushed. The piece emphasizes observing the country’s beauty and quirks to avoid hostility from locals.
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Poole
Japan
Big Hampton Show Gives Ready For Season In April
A wintering carnival company led by Mrs. Elizabeth Hampton prepares for an April season in Harbiton. Twenty two wagons stand at the fair grounds as repainting and decoration progress. The fleet includes the Elizabeth and other cars, with plans for a grand opening weeks of entertainment, bands, Indian Village, and an estimated five hundred workers and staff.
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Hunitlou
Bikeest
Nutihier Ars
G.H
Lansilton Cross
Ing
Batpton
Eliabeth Hampton
Wis Vily
New York
Dickimy
Harbilton
le Winter Quarters
Tanita
Elizabeth
Campton
Pulloan
Wheats
Verona
Cleo
Hamilton
Mayvanzin
Big ‘Vwnr
Hattie James Reports Library Growth and Loans Spike
Hattie James publishes annual Lané Public Library report noting a surge in loans and a projected three books per person in Hamilton for 1915. The 1913 first eight months saw over 25 000 books borrowed, about half of a record year, with 52 000 loans in 1912. sociology led growth with monthly issues rising from 30 to over 300. The report details new and old books, renewals, bindings, periodicals, fines, gifts from notable patrons, and a section on cholera outbreaks linked to drinking water incidents.
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Latte Fret
Hamilton
Lane Free Library
Hattie James
Lané Public Library
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Mudd
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Cheeseman
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Wing
Failling Heath
New Jersey
Lenon Township
John P. Cheeseman
Peter Shatar
Hal. Tubbs
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Ghirley ‘Tubbs
Walt
Clue
Mank
Muhre
Local Boosting Associatior
Dalasee
Farpoward Line
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Halanee
Uret
WU Lorenber
Thie
Dusin
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Peporkel
Sakis
Slitionecy
Veces Toxlog Vrinting Co
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W. Champson
OF Commerce Meeting
Reesident Meson
Oho State University
BIG Hampton
Hampton
Pullman
Rome
Hamistont
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Ufirary
Willian Huber
M. 4
Mannery
Eva Weiler-Nobly
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Joan Minor Kennedy
Shilling
de E. Shuehan
Br. Guarge
Skimmer
Ma Feronte
Blair
Elizabeth Bender
Ellen Boyd
Dan Millikin
Jota Hargill
Cheters
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