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Newspaper
Hamilton Telegraph
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1909
Page
2
A historical notice outlines letter format rules for correspondents half pages, requiring header details, single-sided writing, town naming, and spacing between entries. It warns of three week lapses, vacancy notices, and that obituary notices and meetings will be charged at one cent per word.
A long, rhetorically dense piece argues for conserving energy and improving physical condition as essential to national virtue. It cites Roosevelt era ideas, praising disciplined living, body maintenance, and the belief that a strong constitution underpins societal strength. It questions rumors about public figures’ health and emphasizes personal duty.
A garbled 19th century style note touts a home remedy said to purify blood, cleanse skin, and relieve heart and back pain. It mocks druggists and promises health benefits from a mysterious tea, listing a price of 250 in unclear currency.
In a February 2, 1904 filing, Mildown Wena.iehigs and Iytton Bordlynpee allege years of neglect by Charles Chirentn and seek alimony, child support, and two years of back pay. The complaint claims deprivation of the child and ongoing strain since separation, including allegations of abuse and improprieties affecting the marriage and custody proceedings.
Confused OCR notes report Lorin Washington and Collee Fandunt of New York conferring with WT administration amid unclear references. The fragment lists names such as HINTS and mentions Haiti and multiple individuals with limited legible context.
A garbled 19th century style notice from West Unity Olney references a religious group and alleged wrongdoing. It mentions a minister named Gearee W. Read, a winery, and odd phrases implying criminal or scandalous activities. Names and details are unclear due to damaged text.
In a fragmentary report from an era, WAKOU President of Princeton University speaks amid confusion over a game outcome. The remarks touch on campus governance, athletics, and the public reaction to a disputed match. The text reflects period tone and scattered names while preserving the central debate about sport and authority.
Mr Walsh resigned as secretary of the local government body while he will retire to take up a rest. He stated he would pursue an active career later, planning time in leisure and relocation and noting a forthcoming appointment in the company’s leadership.
In a broad forecast Mr O Connns envisions Tayllond Wilben achieving fame within a decade or two. The public ponders whether the rising star will fulfill the promise or alter the cultural landscape in the near future.
Readable fragments describe a child involved in a play incident near Halon Avenue. The prose mentions a bystander and a tipped object, with unclear sequence and details. No clear names, dates, or organizations are ascertainable from the text.
Fragmented Thanksgiving meditation laments failed shores and distant names as a narrator honors gratitude and resilience. The text blends odd spellings with archaic phrasing, invoking hope, strength in labor, and unity while referencing fading ties to unknown places and figures.
Fragmentary OCR text references a Springfield location and a family related to a position post, but lacks coherent names, dates, or events to form a complete news item or identify a clear action or outcome.
Fragmented OCR text recounts a surreal dream narrative set in New York City with character names like Tad Johnson and Wyeth, mentions a breakfast scene, a table spread, and a distant theater disruption. The snippet hints at a dream decay theme and unclear chronology, preserving odd phrasing and names from the source.
The Seven Mile convention gathered at a Mehuveh with key leaders like Manette C. Hanston vice president Ada Wilson and Miss Ada Wilson reporting. The program featured influential speakers and the session adjourned Saturday with plans for next year.
A Monday storm with cyclonic force hit Hamilton causing shattered roofs, downed chimneys, broken poles and widespread damage. Telegraph and telephone lines were crippled, streets blocked by debris, and several buildings sustained major harm. Emergency crews guarded danger zones as utility crews assessed losses across Butter County.
A severe storm battered the county causing trees to fall and roads to flood. Damage included stripped chimneys at St Joseph’s and St Ann’s churches, windows blown out, and part of a factory roof torn away. Five workers narrowly escaped injury when a building collapsed near a construction site.
Pruk Bicker with 22 years in the business at the same location retires as chief mechanic. Jidus Vabsly takes over the Picker business and assumes charge of the operation.
Nov 24 report from Tallane Glove court states Ane Clonminson was convicted of murdering his wife in May. The jurors deliberated for hours before reaching a verdict. Ulenimen was found dead in bed with traces of chloroform. He is 27 with two children, now with his brother and father.
A confusing OCR fragment mentions Teo fefy Riza and Theresa Procopia among names and numbers 244 and 7. It notes an electrical incident or oath in a chain run, with a reference to Auburn on November 22 and an event involving Prodly Invisine. The readable facts are unclear but indicate a historic incident linked to a sports venue.
Indiana superintendent OC Campbell will speak on how most blindness is preventable and share practical eye care steps. The free lecture, hosted by the Mussach Commission and supported by the Charles Wesley Hrethkerkagd, aims to raise public awareness and reduce eye loss through early care and protective measures.
Nut 92 Hiont Kean, in charge of the United States naval recruiting offices in this district with Cincinnati headquarters, ordered the removal of the Middletown branch six weeks after its opening. The move to Hamilton places the office in the post office building and surprised local officials who expected at least six months of operation.
Adam Weiss administrator of Join Weiss files a first current recount showing receipts of 2269.79 dollars, expenditures of 739.55 dollars, and a balance on hand of 7489.44 dollars.
A severe storm yesterday caused extensive damage across Millville and surrounding streets. A telephone worker was buried under a buggy but escaped serious injury. windows shattered at multiple residences. a tree fell blocking roads. the Smokestack line and the Butley County courthouse area sustained damage. several sheds and structures were collapsed or blown over. One resident, Miss Schalk, suffered cuts and bruises and was hospitalized. The storm also disrupted electric lights and telephone wires, with repairs underway.
A severe wind storm last night left Oxford Ohio in darkness with the electric light plant torn down and many buildings damaged. The Western College and Oxford College experienced the worst outages while Miami University and Oxford Retreat did not suffer as they operate independent lighting. The Oxford and the Star theatres closed. restoration work began with repairs and a new roof planned for the plant. A wagon shed roof near Walton Crown farm was blown away and a large hog chute destroyed. insurance coverage valued at one hundred thousand dollars supplied by agent Arthur Cleveland of Wartford.
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