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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1924
Page
14
The narrator recalls Lilian Dentdes and Kenneth Stockbridge with talk of Jim and Katia. Lingering doubt about Stockbridge’s guilt surfaces as Lilian hints at a plan to confront discipline at the school and set up a meeting for a decisive reveal. The tension centers on truth, gossip, and planned actions amid social scrutiny.
Peter S Penrod of R D No 3 Ronovilly Ohio reports relief from hay fever after using Kerkee’s Asthma and Hay Fever Remedy. He claims long absence of symptoms since starting the remedy three years ago and credits various regional druggists and stores for supplying the product.
An advertisement touts a painless, universal remedy that claims to remove toxins and relieve stomach liver and intestinal complaints. It mentions Radalite Drug Co and asserts broad availability and quick relief within weeks. The misspelled text implies a testimonial about rapid recovery and claims of curative power.
The Rialto opens The Dangerous Age starring John Stahl with Edith Roberts and Clifford Molon Tanach alongside Sue and James Morrison. Pola Negri leads The Cheat at The Jewel with Jack Malt and Charles Roche in support as myths of the range unfold.
Mary Philbin stars in Pools Highway with the Universal Jewel vehicle Merry-Go-Round. The 1895 vintage auto, a buggy with a new engine, features in the Nowery setting as the Paramount company endures heat and thunder while filming with a large crew.
A compilation notes new office voice switchboard combining into one compact instrument for desk use allowing multiple conversations simultaneously. It outlines wind powered water pumps with storage tanks and daily water needs for a family, plus a warning on weather and elevation for water pressure. Also mentions avalanches, bells, and a tractor like wheelbarrow replacing engine power with small electric rack systems for canal towing.
A detailed early ice box design mounted on a wheelbarrow style frame with ice compartments and bread storage. It features detachable running board, galvanized iron construction, drainage grating, top covers, and a mounting rack that passes through brackets riveted to the box ends. The mechanism includes threaded ferrites and a rubber gasket for a tight seal.
The cast and crew trekmed to alaff Arizona and Southern Utah to film The Heritage of the Desert at Zane Grey location sites near Lee’s Ferry. The production faced rain and rugged travel as actors, road engineers, packers, and a Navajo contingent moved through a week-long journey along a canyon road to capture authentic desert water conflict scenes. Led by Leo’s Ferry waters, the excursion confronted primitive camps, weather, and isolation 150 miles from civilization amid a caravanned wagon expedition. The film adapts Zane Grey’s tale with Albert Shelby LeVing credited for adaptation.
Clinton Gowen aged 65 of Reading Road formerly senior surveyor and state highway commissioner died while hunting in Manitowoland Canada on Wednesday per friends. A woman passenger on the same trip was being transported to Cincinnati and is expected to arrive at noon today.
A long running community Chautauqua at College Corner opens its season with plans for a final program and a week of cultural events in the town park. Local residents and organizers discuss aims to improve civil and social life as neighbors anticipate gatherings, speeches, and performances.
Fragmented OCR text lists Chicago area stations KYW WSAI and WEBIL with scattered times and programs. Mentions musical reviews, orchestra names Davenport Patvott and Blyth, and various date-like references. overall incomplete, but indicates a radio digest of schedules and reviews with multiple stations and performances.
A scrambled OCR fragment lists numerous music events and venues across cities like Kansas City New York Los Angeles and Newark. It references orchestras choirs dances and programs with scattered times and catalog IDs, suggesting a page of concert listings and program notes rather than a cohesive article.
A series of brief social notes recount visits and gatherings among Elm Ridge residents and relatives. Founders and kin from Dayton, Hamilton, Venice, and neighboring towns spent weekends with friends and family, including Mrs. Tobinson, Mrs. Skjoldagee, Mr. and Mrs. Baker, and others. Mr. Proctor and family hosted kin from Venice, with several relatives seen in Hamilton and Oakhampton during a weekend.
In a local case, Alymony Moitia Trent of Meddletown seeks alimony from Samuelpleia Cant in a divorce proceeding. The matter involves a request for support and dissolution actions in a civil court, with details showing a contested settlement and financial arrangements.
A report from Valley Chapel announces missionary Mr Maehar Chand of Panjab India will visit for four lectures starting Sunday morning. Pastor Gallaher notes the introduction talk will welcome attendees and set the theme on Christian missions in India. The event aims to attract a large audience as interest grows.
New York on August 22 David Belasco announced a settlement with the Actors Equity Association ending a dispute over stage rights and contracts. The accord settles wage and working condition concerns and allows Belasco productions to resume with Equity cast and crew.
A testimonial advert claims World Tonia cured nervousness dyspepsia and rheumatic back pains. The claimant reports improved sleep appetite and general well being after taking World Tonia, with the product advertised as available at Eadeliffe's and other drug stores for 1.00 per large bottle.
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