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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1921
Page
2
The Butler County survey finds 2567 new homes needed to house all residents comfortably. Building associations could channel deposits to finance homes, boosting industry and rapid production. Drivers urged to slow at crossings to prevent deadly accidents and keep roads safe.
A London dispatch describes fifty workers failing to land positions triggering a riot at a vast lumber yard. Five thousand responded, fires consumed about 21 acres of piles, millions in value erased. The piece argues mob violence worsens unemployment and hardship, delaying reconstruction and harming laborers and suppliers.
A Paris to Coblenz correspondent finds about 98 percent of GIs in Germany wish to stay, enjoying easy work and good life. Coblenz locals welcome dollars and fraternizing flourishes, with no upheaval risk seen by authorities. German sentiment mirrors brief American unease about occupation ending.
A Washington report from August 15 explains Pennsylvania Railroad publishes freight costs for twenty commodities across major cities to show how freight charges affect the consumer price. Examples include a suit from Baltimore and a tire from Akron. the figures reflect final transport costs met by typical goods and not every production step.
Middletown Ohio notes Lena Speidel missing since July 10 was located by Springfield authorities. Officer King transferred her back to Middletown, where she had formerly been an inmate at the State Hospital for the Insane in Dayton after she disappeared en route to receive discharge papers. The report also mentions a stolen auto recovered near Ebnoh Ohio.
Prof. Shoupe, who has been suffering a nervous breakdown for several weeks, remains at his Mapte Avenue home and shows steady improvement. He hopes to resume teaching in a short time.
William Roach is ill and moved to Mercy hospital for treatment. H. E. Hathway lost a wheel en route from New Haven, fifteen injured. Mrs. Harry Collins of Sydney welcomed a girl, 12 pounds. Elizabeth Titel and George C. Yonker announce engagement. wedding planned in September. Miss Fadia Smith and Arthur Laird wed at Seven Mile Coneition. A man severely cut his left forearm last night. The Great Miami River dried, river ceased to flow. Hamilton Circle No 185 P H C installed officers. William Thomas Neen and Minerva F. Craig wed today. Teone Smith, 88, critically ill.
A reflective column counsels women to consider bobbing hair as a sign of modernity, contrasting long hair’s relic status with practical daily care. It playfully riffs on fashion, gender norms, and social expectations, weaving in anecdotes about public figures and evolving beauty standards.
A jumble of readers seek guidance on dating, trust, and family issues. Topics include talking with dates, potential rivals, handling love and infidelity rumors, and a troubled 18 year old girl facing strict father rules, money limits, and seeking independence. Annie Laurie replies with cautious, supportive guidance.
Frank Dunwoodie of Uamilton receives a divorce from Agnes Dunwoodie on the grounds of grain neglect. Judge Walter Harlan presided over the proceedings Saturday.
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