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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1912
Page
19
The pattern 5911 describes a two piece dress with tan and white striped voile, brown satin trims, deep armholes, cream yoke and collar, three quarter sleeves with rolled satin puff, and a back waist closing. Size 32 bust 42 inches, yardage 2 1/4 satin, 3 3/4 yard 36 inch material. Order by sending 70 cents to Batten Department of the paper with name and address and pattern number.
The piece cites George McPherson Hunter of the American Seamen's Friend Society noting sea workers endure harsh conditions below deck with limited air and space. It compares seamen’s quarters to cattle sheds for air, and describes the strain on crews from heat, coal shoveling, and ship motion. It critiques temperament and suggests youth might rise to the occasion, while some favor institutionalizing difficult sailors.
A fragmentary passage explores the contrast between idle talk and practical care. It notes a man who spends time on trivial tasks, a boy seeking free entry to spark disruption, and a skeptical view of the so called agent of a new era. It ends by recalling funerals of men noted for careful diets.
A man thanks a servant for two years of service and explains a mislaid poker chip, then shifts to a Postal Shower tale where a mother prompts friends to cheer her son in San Antonio. The column adds notes on Georgia bird day laws for schools and an eclipse linked radio test showing improved wireless signal after solar events.
A compact feature lists quotable lines from new books and periodicals. It highlights sentiments on aging time and love, marriage, dressmaking, and social propriety with brief author attributions and cheeky observations.
Advice emphasizes self reliance and personal responsibility. It warns against relying on others for entertainment or funds, urging readers to act on their own instincts, avoid doubt, and not gamble with others experiences. The prose uses informal, instructional tones about spending and decision making.
A fragmented prose piece critiques quitter culture and economic parasitism, contrasting natural efficiency with human hypocrisy. It contends civilization must rid itself of useless elements and warns that moral compromises erode influence, while noting a few dissenters in the promised land.
A fragmentary diary-like note contends that excess feeding and money tempt folly. It laments that only those with enough years to know better avoid ruin, arguing progress requires balancing appetite and prudence to move forward.
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