Fragmentary Classified Draft From Hamilton Ohio June Entry
A damaged OCR style notice from Hamilton Ohio appears with names and addresses but is garbled. It references Robert B Ward and addresses in New York and Chicago, mentions 3D PRESS and Associated Press, and notes a newspaper affiliation with Ohio papers and Audit Bureau of Circulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert B. Ward
Fifth Ave
New York
Wabash Street
Chingy
3D Press
Associated Press
Ohio
The
Evening Journal
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Hamilton
Slow and Sure Recovery Seen for Economy in District
D C Wills, chairman of the Federal Reserve Bank regional, lauds local banks and merchants while predicting a slow return to normal after upheaval. June J H Tregoe says May showed near bottom with no upward surge yet and calls for patience as recovery unfolds, noting past depressions took years and that living costs have eased about seventeen percent overall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. C. Wills
Federal Reserve Bank
Hamilton Rotary Club
J. H. Tregoe
National Association of Credit Men
Troupe Bays
Commerce and
Credita
Federal Reserve System
Health Officer Vereker Backs Milk Price Reduction
Public health advocate Vereker commends dealers for lowering milk prices after tests showed unhealthful quality in traditional methods. He argues pasteurization and purification now cost under one cent per quart, making safe, healthy milk affordable for all.
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Vereker
Lincoln Recreation Association Fostering Community Spirit
Since its founding the Lincoln Recreation Association has united the Lincoln school neighborhood in Hamilton. A playground hosts summer games and seasonal parties bringing residents into closer touch. The effort is lauded as building lasting citywide community spirit through collective work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Recreation Association
Lincoln School
Liis
Hamilton
City adopts business plan to curb double interest on street work
City service directors push a businesslike reform to stop paying double interest on street improvement finance. Notes issued to contractors bear interest, while bonds are planned. if bonds aren’t sold, the city avoids concurrent interest, a move touted as good business for taxpayers.
Trade Battle Sparks Timely Gossip in Capital Nation
In the capital, chatter grows over a looming trade clash between nations. The debate ponders whether America has forgotten the hard lessons from past economic skirmishes and the need for strategic restraint, warning of broader effects on markets and policy.
Germany's wartime science tied to postwar trade power
The article argues Germany gains in global markets through lower living costs, longer hours, and lighter taxes, aided by strong science and capital. It compares German efficiency with American wages, noting Germany's undercutting potential and organized engineering strength, suggesting America must reduce wages or boost output to remain competitive.
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Germany
United States
England
Japan
Riehen
Ranquert
Belgium
France
Deutschland
America
Austria
Engand
Englan
Fra
Getany
Ferma
Kigman
South America
Diffieultien
Rey
Gad
Roosevelt In Death and Air Age Vision Cited
The piece recalls Theodore Roosevelt’s imagined views on boxing rivals Carpentier and Dempsey, praises his spirit, and cites General Mitchell on mapping air routes and warning storms. It critiques violence, notes Lenin’s bankruptcy claim, and reflects on maturity and literature shaped by people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
Army
Air Service
New York
San Francisco
Local items note marriages and events in St Stephen church
Rev Henry Anderson returns from Hot Springs Va in improved health Aloys Kuhlman loses post at water works five year old Hanover Station boy sustains facial injuries in play Safe of Anderson Shatter Co broken into but nothing stolen Miss Elizabeth Tutai Ironton funeral planned Mrs Marguerite Sehnapp weds George Sehnapp Louise Vogelian Ally Schneider wed at St Stephen's Mr Schneider a popular grocer H. Moore from F L Kahn Bros. receives gold watch and chain preparing Scotland vacation Baby born to Phil Straugh family Rifle Club shoot honors go to John Ninemyer Miss Louise Sebleip improves from Monday injury Eagle shot by Albert Campbell seven feet wingspan noted
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Henry Anderson
Hot Springs
Aloys Kuhlman
William James
Hanover Station
St.Stephen’s Curch
Margueriate Sehnapp
George Sehnapp
Louise Vogelian
Ally’ Schneider
Moore
Scotland
Brighta
Phil Straugh
Lesington
Anderson-Shatter Co
Rifle Club
John Ninemyer
Harry Cass
Advice to Girls Dear Annie Laurie from a newspaper page
A reader asks if a 48 year old woman should marry a man five years her senior after 10 months of dating. Advice suggests engagement for a year can work if parents agree, with caution on responsibility. Other letters discuss marrying a widower, bringing up stepchildren, and keeping heart to find happiness. Annie Laurie notes proper etiquette for entertaining engaged partners, communication, invitations, and gum chewing in public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renie
Annie Laurie
Lam
Romestime
Evra
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hamilton Sevenine Journal Journal
Corneara Aa Bauare & Ind
Court Street
Aue Journal Publishing CO
Homer Gud
Campbell Gurd
Geo
FE. Rotdeler
Hensley
Clayton A- Welter
Hal Coffman
Sears
House
Senate
P. A. Kelley
Michigan
Ceiferaes
T. R
By Arthur
Freece
Cable Dispatch
Carpentier
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Dempsey
Iriel
Ty Thera
Lenine
Brisbane
Dr. Slop
Uncle Toby
Lenin
Russia
Reisoer
Esys
Orim
Dr. Beisner
Tadisnapolis
Jill Germ
Wiliams
Columbia
Eliza’ Athan
Willian
Literatu
Amiliars Flamiston
Annie Lay
Wimen Teadare
Thera
Sine Laure
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