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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1911
Page
8
A collage of quotations on women from Herder to Voltaire and others contrasts praise with critique. The piece threads pointed paragraphs on gender, virtue, wit, and social roles, then shifts to domestic maxims about child rearing, tidying, and fruit preserving hints, ending with culinary notes on jams and preserves.
The piece critiques stubborn egotism and moral fails in men and women through satirical observations. It laments double lives, judgment, and the difficulty of genuine virtue facing social pretenses and material temptations.
A garbled antiquated note reflects on aging and marriage, portraying a bachelor’s view of men courting wealth and social pretenses. The text suggests aging influences opinion and hints at readers’ literacy as a factor in social perception.
Spokane columns report a July issue on how to handle women jurors when Spokane county court opens in September. Judges seek a modern solution as twelve women and six men may sit together in felony or civil cases. State law allows female jurors to claim exemption, and juries are to stay in custody during trials except during proceedings. The piece notes clubs ready to assist and urges a fair approach to mixed juries.
A quirky note outlines social quirks and sayings about romance. It jokes about engagement, writer’s cramp from love letters, wealth visibility, and the dynamics of marriage. It references a New York Press quote about timing compliments and appearances in courtship.
Memorial to Liberty church praises Rev Hampton for another year in charge and notes his split duties with Billingsville. Parishioners plan a major meeting, salaries are being arranged to retain him full time amid strong unity. Also reports club elections, an accident at a grain elevator injuring John Carlos, a memorial window for John W Short, and local officials update including Deputy Auditor Towren taking office and Gardner’s illness delaying duties.
The twenty-fifth International Christian Endeavor convention closed with rallies in two large auditoriums on the million-dollar pier. President Francis B. Clark and William Shaw of Boston presided. The pledge finalized the $200,000 fund for the Boston international headquarters in Clark’s honor. Dr Francis Jr Clark delivered the principal address and foreign mission volunteers spoke.
Hill Top reports a local gathering as Mr and Mrs Chris Sipp and family host relatives. Win Saville and daughter Helen and son Leybert visited Chester, Miss Lillie Seneur and Miss Agnes Seneur joined Sunday. Pronk and family, Henry Meelks household, and Miss Miss Sipp spent time with relatives. Benj Senger was busy with family tasks last week.
MM Gilmer spent Sunday evening with Val Sipp. Ton Meeks and Oran Crayford were with Cheix Sippy. Mr and Mrs Geo Teingelman and son Rvichi visited Mr and Mrs Val Sipp Sunday evening. Mr Wendt and son Carl Gordon and Stanley Keinzle of Wrenton spent Saturday with Mr and Mrs Michael Koffer and family.
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