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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1911
Page
5
An advertisement touts TIZ foot remedy claiming instant relief from sore tired swollen feet with a powder formula that cleanses pores and neutralizes odors. It promises lasting freshness and a money back guarantee if unsatisfied, sold at druggists for 25 cents or by mail from Walley & Co in Chicago.
West Elkton March 16 Special to The Toytrays many residents moved houses and farms. Walter Roberta ill after moving to Somerville. Feist kin enjoyed Sabbath with Duffields. Roberts family, Mendenhalls, Fouls relocated. Emma Uranspony visiting Wilmington. Huffman returned from Jerryville to attend a funeral. Sheltered sick list includes Dines, Stubbs, Tolbert, Ada Roberts and others. Friends meeting upcoming with Rev. Smith visiting. Swoop incident noted.
A Hamilton family, Mr and Mrs Amos Jones, visit their son Geo and family, with Joyce's children and others noted. George Deunworth and George Baker purchased a piano. Several local couples and their children, including William Moenck, Ged Baker, Ida and Gertrude, are reported socializing and farming on Sunday.
A Hamilton public school guide outlines domestic science lessons with recipes and methods. It covers asparagus, string beans, cabbage, baked potatoes, mashed and creamed potatoes, cereals, rice, toast, croutons, dried bread crumbs, cold cabinet pudding, and related cooking instructions for pupils.
Baye describes cattle feeding at caning factories for years with mixed success. Some factories press corn and pens into altos for packing and loading directly onto wagons. Gilnare of Livingston County New York favors the invest and notes the stack can be moved by horse after tipping.
The draft describes hay handling and stack formation, grazing impact on cattle condition, and observed weight changes. It notes cattle losing flesh when grazed poorly, weighing statements from pastures, and the need for hay sheds with capacity to support herd size. It mentions a writer who weighed cattle off pasture, noting 4 percent shrink over a season and 36 pounds per head loss after long drives, concluding some flesh loss but overall maintenance, with wintering as a cheaper option.
The excerpt offers sheep and cattle husbandry guidance stressing full feeding of lambs and mutton, sanitary quarters, and careful breeding. It warns against poor sires, champions pasture use, and keeping horses separate, noting roughage limits and the risks of mistakes in farm logistics and transport.
Community diary records visits and gatherings around Springdale and nearby towns. Names include Miller, Leenoun, Mrs George Dpaverdaud, Fry, Riddle, Hall, Carroll, Patyivel, Fry, Carroll, McGormivh, Sloneker, Snyder, Morgan, Carrall, and others. Events list visits, dinners, serenades, sewing society meetings, and family interactions across mid March.
A crowded record of visits and gatherings as Mrs. Raydanas and family host friends from Osage and California. Neighbors join at Peter Heart’s home for a lively Thursday night party while relatives and guests from Hamilton and McCormick households attend various social calls and entertaining events.
Local farmers set to organize a farmers club by soon. Mrs Ela Grames and guest Mist Mary Layman spent Buhay with friends at Layhigh. Chas Durbin and wife visited Hamilton relatives Saturday night and Sunday. Glen Huffman and family visited bayleigh Friday eve with W M Wondruff. A C George called on relatives Sunday. Hazel Urmston spent Sunday with home folks. Yankie and Alva Bryant visited Trlands and Indianau Inn. SELKIRK
Fragmented text presents a murky reflection on gender roles and family dynamics. It hints at women seeking power through restraint, the impact of silence, and the social pressures within marriages and households. The piece blends distorted phrases into a stream of moral exhortation.
The garbled passage mentions negotiations and a value at a vale with references to a place and a person, but the text is corrupted. It alludes to a transaction or claim and a response from an Australian figure, then odd mentions of a company and a dated amount, yet no coherent event or clear entities are extractable for a precise summary.
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