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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1911
Page
5
In a countrywide effort, tailors craft bespoke suits to exacting dictation, delivering garments tailored to each customer. The process emphasizes precision and speed, promising a fit that meets the stated measurements and style preferences of clients.
A major push in Hamilton to raise 6000 for a summer convention fund accelerates with Chamber of Commerce committees and allied groups racing to complete plans by Wednesday night. Local and out of town subscriptions pour in, with Cincinnati cigar firms sending 25 and 10 dollars, while committees coordinate to ensure substantial, quick returns for a busy July and August schedule.
County Commissioner Frank Inch traveled to Cohmbna Monday evening, with activity described as altonisiness in local notes.
An old advertisement touts Dr Derby's Kidney Fills as a claimed cure for backache kidney disease and related ailments. The copy asserts guaranteed results and urges readers to ask their pharmacist for a free sample, citing testimonials from Senator Stevenson and a Michigan address.
A Harpers Weekly piece argues the public’s retreat from theater lingered amid managerial faults and sensationalized tastes. It praises stage craft while noting critics and practitioners differ on elevation through art and access, citing Anspacher and a broader social divide in taste.
Politeness is a valued business asset, often overlooked beside ads and prices. A courteous, unobtrusive sales approach can attract customers more effectively than aggressive tactics, as illustrated by a Boston department store’s refined staff inspiring praise from visitors. The Christian Mercury remarks on the broader impact of polite treatment in commerce.
Mrs William Stanton died after a long illness at Weavetown last night leaving her widower and two daughters Avila and Nella to mourn. She is survived by her aged father Mr Buckingham of Richmond. The funeral will be held at the ME church College Corner Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
The page recalls Pastor William Volthrecht's improving health after a church incident and urges a sunny outlook. It blends religious reflections with everyday hardships, noting community joy, children’s blessings, and gratitude for simple comforts while mentioning local contracts, payments, and a minor injury to Peter Heck in Cowly Street.
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