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Newspaper
Hamilton Weekly Sun
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1902
Page
3
A fragmentary column mix of religious reflection and seasonal notes. It references Christmas church leaders in California, lines about devotion and prayer, and a quirky section on festive attire and German Christmas cakes. The tone imitates a late 19th or early 20th century newspaper column.
This fragment lists recipes for Oheige wien and Ungar Bredchen with ingredients and steps, then shifts to a misc section featuring a Christmas song about times in Georgia. It includes references to sugar, almonds, lemon, and baking powder, followed by a lively Georgia Christmas song about dancing and fiddles.
Hetty Johnson, a 30 year old former Hamilton police officer now employed as a switchman, was crushed between two freight cars near the Columbia carriage works. He fell from a car while on the cut, unclear movements of the approaching locomotive left him between tracks. He died en route to Mercy Hospital after injuries described as severe and fatal. His wife was notified and the body sent to Griesmer’s.
A police report details various stolen items from a residence including a geld avateh, Isqlilafra Mantond ring, a fireostie diamond ring, and a Hite caminalion. About $30 in money vanished. Officers investigated Sunday night amid claims of a fight and arrests for drunkenness.
In a playful tale from a bygone era, diners in France are treated to a peculiar banquet called the bing Ush sbyle. Immense dishes shaped like cock and cheese reveal caviar, butter colored knobs image a fire of potatoes, green and white cabbages, and ridged asparagus. The plates and coloring are explained as part of a semeny tasting, with dalous descriptions of the service and symbolism.
A fragmentary quotation describes a person offering a simple home device and asking to try it locally. The dialogue mentions showing a system of physical exercises and deploying apparatus at a woodpile for testing. The language is rough and unclear, but centers on attempting a gadget at home or nearby.
A garbled excerpt presents a conversation mentioning Gilbert and Sheridan and a theater outing. The passage hints at comparing two figures, with Sheridan preferred by the narrator and a hint of romantic or social context among the speakers. Names like Winnfore and Is Sam appear ambiguously.
A garbled diary style message mentions a girl Rot and a woman named Mra Brown. It indicates concern for a person described as perfectly well yet advised to hide facts and not tell Latce a thing. The writing implies secrecy and distrust.
The piece debates literary precedence and wonders if great works may lie forgotten, awaiting discovery. It cites Lucretius De Rerum and Shakespeare’s fluctuating fame, noting how some works vanish then resurface, reshaping our view of enduring genius.
Reading the instructions, a damaged table suggests quick cleaning for a nickel cloak using naphtha. Unscrew the buckle and remove the works, rinse with fluid, and reseal to restore its function unless a severe defect or dust blockage exists.
Fragmentary dialogue shows uncertain references to a Brown and Green grown context with a possible marriage claim. Names and clear events are unclear, leaving only disjointed phrases about a person named Greon and an implied relation with Mrs. Uirven. The text reads like a clipped newspaper quote with no coherent narrative.
Evelyn Burke endures a rough frontier honeymoon with Eliott Burke in a stark colonial ranch setting. Struggling with primitive comforts and isolation, Evelyn faces a bet about her endurance as a hurricane of domestic hardship tests their marriage, revealing love's fragile nature and personal resilience.
Funeral services for Dayton Osborne and M D Foley of Dayton will be held Wednesday afternoon at 1:30 at the late residence 626 Rigdon Street then at St John’s Church at 3 with the Rev GLA Alrmain officiating. Interment in Greenwood Cemetery. Several injured in the Liberty wreck from a runaway engine near the city include Patrick Carlstan George Johnson Charles Young Frank Brown and Michael Foley.
A flood of mail Monday overwhelmed the local post office as customers packed the building. Registrations set a record in the registry department with a total value of 172 dollars in fins, while staff faced a heavy workload and no extra help was assigned for the rush days ahead.
Miss Margaret Yager aged 38 and Josaph Math 26 of Truilton wed Monday in High Street. The bride wore white silk with no wraps, white fascinator. Groom sought her father for written consent, about two hours away. Crowd gathered as couple paraded past show windows in celebration.
The plan portrayals describe standard but aged organs and union offerings sold with justifications for the discounted pricing. The advertisement emphasizes value over direct purchase from the plan makers, noting limited acts of reassessment and oily evaluations.
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