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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1912
Page
6
A fragmentary 1903 era discussion questions how the public bears wage hikes for miners. It notes past 10 and 50 cent increases, public sympathy, and calls for an advance of 25 cents while opposing excise or extortionate profits. The text argues new raises should not burden the public and critiques profiteering.
The article reviews state actions on an income tax amendment, lists states voting for or against, and cites Emory C. Johnson’s canal revenue projections. It also comments on Taft Roosevelt politics, Kansas City Star editorials, Cincinnati Dimes-Star sentiment, and Ben Tillman’s shifting public image. It concludes with notes on fly control in Cleveland, liquor licensing ideas, and John Jacob Astor's estate.
A compilation of clipped quotes from various papers lampoons early cosmetic trends and fashion advice. It cites a Professor of physiology advocating slap therapy for complexions, notes on sheath skirts stunting growth, and remarks on fashion’s impact on women’s bodies. It includes snatches from New York World and other papers and riffs on cultural attitudes toward beauty and propriety.
Special To The Journa Greenbush O May 8 Misses Shilten at Minetown and Vouts of Carden visit area kinfolk. Neighbors Brandenborg and Langer host relatives, Moses family attends school board, and several residents spend weekends with kin across Gratis West LatheGon and Trenton areas.
In Monroe May 8 the Journal notes Harmouil's Big Attraction will stage a font show on the grounds for Mrs. Macy Wagner Sunday night May 18. The Ladies Aid of Mo BKchareh will meet Thursday at Mrs. Jacob Denean's home. Myahimex Me Cheng funeral held Monday at her south town home. Burial at Mond conotory. Word arrives of the death of Dr. Joh McGready of Cincinnati, brother of Dr. Charles Metready and Mrs Md. Vorhiss. The remains of Marvy Compton, Dayton lawyer, will be brought here tomorrow.
Vague reads of family visits and social calls in a small town. Mentions Miss Bath Rogers, Mr Frank Milawaker, Mrs Will Slowart, Miss Harnia Meu, and others with scattered references to travels and remodelings. Signifies ordinary weekend and Sunday gatherings, but many names and places are garbled.
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