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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1911
Page
10
Advert reads TIZ as instant lasting remedy for swollen feet, corns, and callouses. Claims include rapid size reduction and shoe comfort, praising it as the only foot cure while warning other powders clog pores. Sold by druggists for 25 cents per box.
Somerville events include a Sunday school party at Lane's rooms, a church market on Wednesday, and missionary talk by Téa Tsohumi at the Proghyl Sunday school. Local families like Mrs. Harry Blessitis and the Muff family visit relatives, and a loss in the Thomas family is noted with an upcoming burial. Presbyterian ladies plan an experience social on Dec 9 with a potluck supper.
Teo Jerre Dunlap and Stobert Johnston are back at Bank Lick. Herbert Sloneker hauled cotton along the county line Saturday. Aaron Bidsall visited his brother Saturday. Work on the Stephan bill took about Friday and a big pot roast was enjoyed. Myers and family of Art Healthy drove by Sunday. A hunting dog that cannot bring the rabbit around after the hunter seems scarcer this year. Clarence Hic witaway Wei horses frightened near Cloud farm. The back wheel broke on Billy Pottenger’s cart and the meat was brought in. The money box with thirty nine dollars in small change was dumped on a gravel bar. Horses were not injured. Jerry Pickens away ten days visiting relatives. John Murphy loading turkeys for Thanksgiving market. Joe Reunet and family visited relatives Sunday.
Community notices list local social visits and calls among residents. Names include Mrs Wa Mugs, Miss Edna Bailey, Miss Thelma Price, Miss Veronia Whipp, Mr and Mrs Ralph Greedties, and others calling on relatives in Somerville and nearby areas.
Miltonville notes discuss moral work and divine plan amid recent weather changes. A Wednesday clear day, Thursday rain, and a cold snow episode follow, with farmers hoping for good weather before holidays while local social events and hunting trips fill the week.
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