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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1912
Page
10
Crawford states the county auditors voted to urge a constitutional convention to enshrine a one cent tax limit in the organic law. The measure aims to show the public prefers low taxes through equal assessment and honest returns, promoting a purer citizenship. The tax convention action is hailed as a major Ohio event and a strong, intelligent support for a one cent limit in the future.
Fragmented OCR text discusses agricultural education in Ohio schools, noting experimental farms and spring tests. It references Henry county, farm learning outcomes, and statements by inspectors and officials. It mentions politicians Burtont, Poemevene, and Senator Stephenson, plus commentary on public opinion and journalism.
The Journal invites letters on any public interest topic with a 260 word limit. Writers must include name and address. letters may be condensed and the editor will answer questions as possible.
Editorial notes propose a memorial tablet at the court house to honor victims of the disastrous fire. The tablet would mention the date of the blaze, those who perished, and a brief history of the event, to mark the catastrophe and honor the fallen.
Fragmented OCR text reports on a funeral, family visits, cattle sale, and social gatherings in Millville. Mentions include Mrs Mary Beal, Mary Kumler’s funeral, Rev Kilawilli of Hamilton, and gatherings at homes of Mrs Jacob Freyne and Samuel Timbermant. Mentions a church service and pastor Rev Work during big weeks.
A garbled survey of U S newspaper clips debates on hotel charges in teleplane booths during conventions and political reform. Various quotes question hotel fees, constitutional conventions and public sentiment amid chaotic sessions.
The piece argues that if China wants to imitate the United States it must understand that severing heads occurs only in a figurative sense in the American context. It reflects a provocative comparison and uses satire to critique cross cultural imitation.
March notices from Germantown and Middletown summarize visits and family gatherings. Mrs J Eu Boll invites relatives in Germantown while Mr F Nofringer and others return from Bloomington. Many neighbors, including Prof and Mrs Davidseou, Mr and Mrs Campbell, Everett McClellan, and Rev Lawrence Rugsel, are mentioned visiting kin.
Hawthorn Hill society column lists residents and visitors including Max 28, Lane and daughter Mary, Williane Garett and wife, Charlie Eukles family, Nailor Mic key, Pauline Heller, Miss Dodia, Mr. and Mrs. George Dutticid, Helli and sister Miss Paul ing, Mrs. Wall Harkrader, Ed and Maggie Overholsey family, Mrs. Marie Swopa, Mrs. Pearl Brubaker, and Dixon family helpers, with several trips to Greenville and nearby towns noted.
An advertisement claims Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy restores natural hair color even when gray or faded. It promises quick results after a single nightly application and states the product removes dandruff, cleans the scalp, and promotes hair growth. A fifty-cent bottle is sold by druggists with a money back guarantee if not satisfied after a fair trial.
The readable fragment reports condolences and family updates for local residents. Mentions Marie Sivope and daughter U Pourl caring for George Swope, Elmer Fowler returning to old home, a day of mourning at Sol Tita ie days, burial at Germantown, and sympathy letters for the Wear family after Bornaxl Wears death in Hamilton. Also notes Prof Lora Q Potter of Chicago visiting relatives, James Taylor of Collinsville informing of his mother’s death, and Paul Wear continuing with illness.
Messrs Allen and Clifford Davis and their son spent Friday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Sam Davisson. Mrs Jennie Goodwin and her son visited, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Davisson hosted. Mrs Bessie Felton visited with Mrs Mary Mann. John Frame helped move Daugh Roscoe Busan and husband Wednesday. Anna Witte and children from Hamilton stayed with Elbert Fillman and Mrs B E Webb. Carrie Kelley and Bowie Kelley and family joined Mrs Mas Wilson and Edna. Dave Mann and son Carlos were Haton visitors Saturday.
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