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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1912
Page
12
An observer notes that shade trees on one side of a street markedly increase property value and attract better architecture. Vines on sunlit porches improve comfort, while Bohemian Prague is praised for its rapid growth and long fire-free history. A practical note suggests safer finger bandages for children with improved “anger stalls.”
The article discusses Berlin and Paris beautification through slum clearance and boulevards financed by condemned land. It explains excess condemnation where authorities condemn, improve, and sell land to fund projects, noteing constitutional challenges and remarks by Crawford on potential U S Supreme Court reconsideration.
A short note on vines as a key decorative element outlining their mission in interior and architectural ornamentation.
Masgokee Okla Louis Watserburg juror in the superior court caused a disturbance to prove he was harmed by the calf evidence. The case over a Jersey bull calf born in cold weather with ears frozen and later pinkeye white spots in its eyes, owned by E. Lewis, progressed after lengthy litigation.
A stray calf found on the range was claimed by WiN fi who had lost a calf. Lewis replevined a raft and the calf became court exhibit. Judge McCain ordered the calf produced as evidence. The calf was brought ten miles to court and the jury ruled for Lewis, who reclaimed the calf for his ranch.
A reader is urged to send 13 cents to the Pattern Department for a pattern. Include name address and pattern number to receive the requested item.
The article explains how proper chick care in the third quarter affects egg prices, warning that irregular feeding and poor wetting practices lead to underdeveloped poults. It notes that delayed maturation reduces late fall production and can force farmers to sell at low prices come January.
Catholic stenographers from several nations present a petition to the pope urging St Genesius of Arles to be named patron of their profession. Genesius, a notary in Arles, was beheaded for refusing to transcribe an imperial edict against Christians during the late fourth century.
The notice describes a blue and white striped silk waist with a large collar and deep armholes, featuring applied front yokes and simulated court sleeves. It notes pattern 5916 in sizes 32 to 42 inches, fabric yardage for 56 inch width, and requests pattern department mail with pattern details and address. It is presented as a sewing pattern advertisement with fabric options and order instructions.
The article notes sharp declines in birds across eastern fields and forests impacting grain and fruit crops. It cites a Michigan project near Dearborn where 2900 acres are protected for bird attraction funded by Manry Ford. An onion crop yield estimate and land values from a murky portion of the text are mentioned.
In Mary Maxwell Moffat’s account of Maria Theresa Haydn recalls a royal jibe about a thrashing after composing the opera for her. The empress questions memory while Haydn jokes of a punishment as boys scurry on scaffolded wings at Schoenbrunn.
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