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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1913
Page
16
GLOBE SCRATCH is a balanced ration from selected grains with Sunflower Seed Oil Cake and Buckwheat. CRESCENT OBYOK is a complete grain ration for a eight week old ebioak up to eight weeks, with care for healthy growth. Also offered are WHITE STOCK feed and other feeds in stock.
A muddled historic note traces the origin of Dixie to Dan Emmet, recounting a rainy September day in New York and the songwriter’s struggle to complete the tune. It blends memory with claimed anecdotes, referencing Gus Kobbe and the ongoing authorship debate as it links Emmet, the Bryant family, and posturing amid a famous chorus.
Old Chicago captain Cap Anson made two notable plays in a Chicago game as recalled by Tim Hurst. Bil Dahlen remained quiet during the incident, and Anson reportedly commented about the bark hat and the umpire’s verdict, illustrating the tension and timing of the event.
A garbled clipping presents a quip about a cook and a distressed observer arguing over limited clothing items. It references a Pittsburgh Post tale and a Chicago Record Herald line about a minister’s call and a trial sermon. The passage ends with a caution to guard thoughts.
A New York Tribune report describes a brutal Philippine Holy Week custom where penitents, stripped to the waist and bound with cords, are whipped on the back after a overseer slashes the skin with a bolo. Onlookers chant while the victims endure severe lacerations as crowds watch in the streets.
A reflective piece extols Jesus as a steadfast light guiding humanity and shaping deeds toward loving one another. The text emphasizes his universal, compassionate creed as timeless, above worldly clamor and centuries of contemplation.
A how to guide describes decorating eggs for Easter parties and centerpieces. It explains hollowing eggs, printing small faces on the shell, and crafting artificial flowers from crape paper with wired stems and petal towers in scarlet pink white or variegated colors.
Archaeologists note Easter eggs as ancient symbols of creation and renewal used by Egyptians Hebrews Christians and Romans. The article traces egg symbolism from pagan origins to modern customs with gifts gelen at feast days and legends of rabbits and eggs in various countries. It also mentions medieval egg art in churches and courtly gifts in Venice and Germany and cites a St Louis Republican note on hare egg lore.
In a Chicago Record-Herald excerpt, a speaker recalls a gossip claim about the daughter’s husband being a free thinker, expressing concern yet doubting its truth and noting stubborn family attitudes toward thinking. The tale contrasts skepticism with the idea that “Laura” follows the narrator while her husband supposedly sought freedom of thought.
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