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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1933
Page
2
Milford Township farmers institute agenda lists presentations by local speakers, music, and community programs. The event features Mr. Levi Bradford and Mrs. Naomi Parker among others, with sessions on school equipment and cooperative movement, plus committee elections and dinners hosted by local clubs.
A fragmented OCR item notes a Pummer lecture at a Salvation Army hall with unclear wording and unreadable fragments. The readable parts indicate a public talk or sermon event but lack concrete details such as date, speaker full name, or location specifics.
Fragment of a 1923 melodrama scene unfolds with Adele Garrison characters Dicky Madge and Marian entangled by jealousy and secret marriage implications. Tense dialogue hints at past relationships, evasive motives, and looming revelations as other figures plot and memories surface.
A reader seeks guidance about a flirtatious note and unwanted attention from a young man. The advisor warns against revealing strong feelings or personal details, noting the risk of pressure or manipulation. The response emphasizes restraint, self respect, and avoiding actions that could encourage persistence.
The text asks about Ecohomy Stations Ing selling various products and services including Pennsylvania oil, gasoline at low prices, grease jobs, air pressure springs, and a complete grease kit. It appears as a garbled request mentioning prices per gallon and online discounts, with unclear brand names and quantities.
A Glio Iarw Bureau report shows dairy and egg price advances over the past month with eggs at the highest December level since 1929. Farm price index for 27 commodities stood at 62 percent of the five year prewar average on December 15 1932, down from 66 percent a year earlier. Wholesale grain prices dropped about half a percent the week to December 31. World wheat shipments and foreign production hints show mixed signals as drought and policy affect markets. Pluto’s distance from the sun is 3.8 billion miles.
Local advertising claims Red Jacket vein coal delivers more heat per ton and per dollar. It cites customers switching from six tons of rival coal to three tons of Red Jacket, claiming cleaner burn and longer lasting warmth. Contact W. H. Stuphin Co for details at Fifth and Tight streets.
A fragmented page lists stage happenings at Paramount and Broadway with references to The Mask of Fu Manchu and Sadie Thompson. Mentions of cast members Joan Crawford, Boris Karloff, and Badin Thompson appear amid local society notes, church guild meetings, and birthday plans.
Mr. and Mrs. Coulu Thomson of Blooming Grove visited Whitcomb area friends Thursday. Guests from Venice Ohio Mt Wonliy and Mt Wonliy area joined Mrs. Nancy Elwell in Whitromb for afternoon calls. A. Sampson family of Tip City spent days here with Mes. Kzain Updike. Mr. and Mrs. Morris and Marl Morris joined PLM. Twell last week. Many locals attended a play at Springfield Thursday night. Mr. and Mrs. WIM Fata and Miss Laura Roze of Fairfield were here.
Mrs Paul Potters of North Seventh Street outlined plans for the annual birthday party in Pohruacy the social tour followed Mrs Ernst Morner and Mrs Cyrus Filton presiding at the tea with four many Artenen and Mrs Bill Furnier assisting Mrs Potterf all details indicate a neighborhood social event organized by local residents on the date not specified.
The ad promotes Grove's Laxative Bromo Quinine as a complete cold remedy. It claims quick relief by opening the nasal passages and reducing fever, with safety emphasis and a call to ask for the product at drugstores priced 0c and 50c.
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