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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1912
Page
34
A humorous old column offers child friendly confections. Recipes include Children’s Delights Angel Cake Spice Snaps Maple Walnuts and more with tips on beating folding and baking and notes on moderation for young eaters.
A cryptic note on how conventions unfold and who participates. The speaker wonders about the process and questions the role of women and observers. The judge comments on domestic routines and sunlit scenes surrounding the event.
A brief dialogue shows Jack and his friend discussing secret plans. She expresses curiosity and indicates a desire to uncover the truths, while the friend questions whether she should object. The exchange hints at intrigue and suspense.
The article laments that crowding summer residents and tourists expose deteriorating town yards. It notes elms shading lawns, but neglect harms aesthetic value as open windows and tidy borders give way to broken fences, weeds, and dusty approaches. The mode shifts from charm to desolation.
A new street lighting system appears on the South Side improving ornamental illumination for residence streets. Lamps on Oak Street extend to the County Club district via Brookside Boulevard to Broadway and Huntington Road. The design aims for a day and night ornamental ramppout with iron bronze posts about 12 feet high and milk white globes.
The piece cites David Belasco praising newspapers as direct theater advertising and notes parks as vital for urban health and equality. It also reports Aden’s shift from camel caravans to motorized transport, including a $1400 converted steam car test and plans for more vehicles if successful.
The article describes a stylish dress with a tan foulard and golden brown satin trimming, noting it suits current wear and fall. It mentions a three piece skirt and back closure, with yoke and collar details, and provides yardage for pattern 5906 plus a request to Pattern Department TM.
A fragment cites a request from Pattern Department for ten cents and a paper pattern order. It outlays to print name, address, size and number of patterns and includes a dated line about bridesmaids and a humorous complaint about finding work.
A fragment describes Puisay as a town run entirely by women with the mayor and key civic roles held by them. It mentions Mme Leseboro as telegraph messenger and Mme Druhou-Maretardin as drummer for proclamations, detailing long service and weathered duties. The passage shifts to notes on spelling errors by judges, including Innesgepn Jfnnens and Judge Nogele, reflecting humorous miscalls in legal titles.
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