02 Mar 1911
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Newspaper
The Greenville Journal
Location
Greenville, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1911
Page
1
The Dean measure collapsed after House members balked at promised votes, sparking joy among Anti-Saloon backers and grief among Liberal League and allies. Analysts cite pressure from the Anti-Saloon League, governor’s political caution, and party shifts away from rain power control, with calls for another option bill unlikely soon.
James Chenoweth on a Richmond assignment spends a day or two at home. Rev. C. O. Arnold ends his meeting series Sunday night. Miss Wanda Clapp shows slight improvement amid lingering illness. Mrs. Laura Hicks remains unimproved. Mrs. Harry Sentman visits from Greenville on Saturday. Orla Harter of near New Madison seen on our streets Saturday evening.
Up to date farmers should equip themselves with personalized letter heads bearing their farm name and home address. This practice signals professional standing and aids official correspondence. Use consistent branding for contracts, invoices, and notices to enhance credibility and recognition.
A Greenville store offers a sale on winter suits and overcoats through March Fourth, with discounts posted as Until March Fourth five dollar amounts and values up to twenty five dollars. The ad highlights price reductions and urges shoppers to act.
Baseball fans can turn on players and teams with savage heat. The Pittsburg crowd abused the champion Pirates during a slump, roasting stars like Honus Wagner for not living up to past records, proving athletes must be thick skinned to endure the crowd’s fickle wrath.
Globe Stamps offered with cash purchases as new spring styles arrive daily at The Procress.
An advertisement urges workers who feel weak and exhausted to take Electric Bitters to restore health and stamina. It claims the tonic builds vigor, prevents breakdown, and offers a satisfaction guarantee with bottles priced at 50 cents from Wm. Kipp's Sons Co.
The ProGre ss announces 25 per cent discount on all winter suits and overcoats up to $12.00. Globe stamps offered with cash purchases.
The New York American notes a Sperenberg Germany bore reaching 4119 feet to access rock salt. Mechanical details describe six-inch and later thirteen-inch diameters, a depth progression from 280 to 4119 feet as the salt bed was finally encountered.
Instructions describe using the rind as a bowl for the pink center, carving the melon into stages, and presenting on large platters with green leaves. Methods include scooped centers, green rind bowls, and decorative fruit balls served in sherberts, with options for salt, sugar, pepper, cinnamon, or dressing.
Instructions describe building an inexpensive home milk refrigerator using a wooden box, a tin pail, and ice. Steps include placing sawdust for insulation, packing ice, and using newspaper layers to insulate, with daily ice replacement and care for keeping milk cool. Additional tips cover starch preparation, varnished wallpaper cleaning, and repairing a rubber glove with adhesive plaster.
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