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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1911
Page
21
Quirky moving tips warn about early arrivals and warned packing tricks. The note jokes about hiding a husband by moving belongings and discusses landlord rights, meals, and neighbor drama in a period style from Detroit Free Press.
After a honeymoon the Bennedsen couple settle into a cozy flat. Benedict boasts to cronies about his wife and her cooking. He arranges a dinner and asks for black coffee, but every nearby shop only has brown coffee.
The Leader describes Eugene Connor of East Cleveland as a curious boy who deduces facts quickly with little investigation. He attends Prospect school in Stamberger village and dreams of Bhaw High where his teacher asked him about the car's product. He answered sealing wax.
In France the first use of an aeroplane to record results of artillery practice is described. Six batteries at Chalons fired while the plane proved useless in heat. Lieutenant Rosy then flew a monoplane at 600 yards over the line for three minutes to observe the batteries and dropped result cards to the commander.
Sixteen years after leaving Messrs Singers' machine works in ENbowle Dumbartonshire a former employee named Calligan returns to claim 14a 74 wages due. He spent four years in England, then served 12 years in the army, mostly abroad, and has now established his right to the money and received it. The Scotsman also notes balloon photography developments in Paris and aerial views of the city.
A Chicago lecture cites Dr. BM Brown and Judge Charles N Goodnow on how clean wholesome home cooking sustains marriage. It argues that poor cooking and housekeeper skills fuel divorces, urging colleges to teach house administration and daily cooking.
State Street scenes described as a test of flirting behavior by police in Chicago. Captain Halpin defines acceptable approaches and masher behavior, noting a two hour patrol with no encounters and commented "Chicago ten are gentlemen." The report ties to broader police instructions and public perception.
In a tense tenement emergency, female partygoers faced a day and a half without elevators after a dynamo failure. The hostess rallied residents and improvised a rooftop rope bridge between buildings, enabling guests to cross fifteen feet and descend to the target apartment. Hall staff guided the stranded guests through the daring route.
The Balzac tomb at Père Lachaise is annually visited by admirers who place cards and wreaths and deliver speeches. American tourists frequent Paris cemeteries in August, while French reverence for ancestors fuels lively tributes to public figures. The Dumas tomb is noted for meticulous care by a constant visitor in dyed yellow hair.
A column extols sleep as a fountain of youth for women, arguing eight hours for work eight for sleep and eight for play is the ideal. It claims regular deep sleep restores and preserves youth and beauty, noting many admire those who follow the routine.
A Woodland neighborhood report describes a quail nest found on W. N. Riley’s farm with four hen eggs. The hen abandoned her own nest to care for the quail brood, while several quail eggs were unfledged and broken, suggesting hatches would have occurred next week. Morganfield Post notes Turkey novelty in milk can innovation. A can with valves allows milk to pour out but not in, after inspection the contents are deemed unadulterated. Seed crop yields reach thirty thousand dollars near Hallock Minnesota as A L Urtega sells Timothy seed from this year’s harvest, shipping a wagonload earned about ninety thousand dollars landing profit.
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