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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1932
Page
2
Emilia, Dick, and Robin navigate wartime romance in Paris as the trio moves from camp life to a city full of parties, risky closeness, and farewells. Robin faces deployment while Emilia recalls past loves, dances, and hope, while Dick plots a final plan, leaving a troubling note behind.
The article outlines cold stages from dry to watery to mucous and promotes Grove s Laxative Bromo Quinine as the quick treatment. It claims the tablet opens bowels kills cold germs relieves headaches and strengthens the system with no narcotics and no after effects. It notes nationwide availability and urges purchase.
Pure Oil Co issues a booklet to educate motorists on winterizing. It outlines needed services from radiator to gasoline tank and stresses checking cooling system battery ignition carburetor and lubrication. Engineers warn that cold weather changes require lubrication and cold resistant oils to ease starting and prevent wear.
South Road reports a Grange gathering at Reily Tuesday with business and social time, lunch served. Hoosier Buckeye club members met at Quilford Evans home. straw vote favored Hoover. Residents glimpsed President Hoover in Hamilton Friday. Halloween events included a Betty Saturday dance and a party at Frank Brown’s home. Locals hosted visits and social evenings across Hanovor and Wood Station areas.
Fourteen candidates were initiated into the Past Chiefs club of the Pythian Sisters on a Wednesday afternoon at the Kaf Hall on North Second Street. Visitors from Middletown, Hamilton temples attended. A luncheon was served after the meeting. Next meeting planned for December 14 in Middletown.
The readable fragments reference the Revulsion Cake and missionary work, a Methodist Episcopal site in New York, land purchases by treaty in Northern Illinois and Wisconsin, and early ties with France. The text hints at 2917 First American relations but remains incomplete and unclear in details.
Sunday evening at 7 30 the Daughters of America will present an American flag to the Central Church of Christ in keeping with the war time necation the drama titled The Reminiscence of the World Wars covers 1914 to 1918 scenes from real life with music and special performances by Professor John D Lots and the church choir
Cloyd entered his voluntary petition in bankruptcy in the United States district court. He lists liabilities totaling 2536 dollars with 120 dollars in papers exempt. Larger unsecured creditors include Williamson Center Company in Cincinnati 644 dollars, People's Building and Loan Association Hamilton 400 dollars, and Minnis Cox 3510 Enainghofen Avenue Hamilton 300 dollars. At a creditors meeting for William Wrinkle, bankrupt Hamilton Projectionist, no further details were provided.
Thirty members attended the Walnut Aid society meeting at the Walnut Aid hall. Fred A. Rife was honored for attendance. Routine business was conducted, and toasts and refreshments were served.
At St Peter's hall the Catholic Ladies of Columbia No 182 announced that members will receive communion together at St Peter's church on November 2. Regular business proceeded as usual.
An advertisement touts quick fat loss of up to 16 pounds per month while boosting energy and clearing skin. It promotes Krugohen Salta and Kru sothen products with dosages and a 4 week plan, urging readers to buy from Radentte Drug Store and John Dargie Co. and to report results or concerns.
Washington reports the Veterans Administration reveals that original bidders for the Dayton veteran hospital quartermaster’s housing project were outbid by a late bid. Henry H. Ryan Company of Chicago won the $51,000 contract, with Hamilton bidders Georgenson Construction and F. K Vaughn Building Company earlier bidding $900,394 and $69,615 respectively.
Reports from the past three months work were presented at the First Baptist quarterly conference on Wednesday night. All accounts indicated the church remained in good condition with positive progress across departments.
May 3 in Washington two Middletown inventors won patents. Joseph Wilson of Middletown received a patent for a flat tape displaying package with long delay in action. William Sharkey of Middletown gained a patent for a tape cutter with all eight claims allowed and assigned to Raymond Bay Company of Middletown.
A large attendance at Hamilton Lodge No. 93 Knights of Pythians discusses a charter issue and finances. Huntington Parrish spoke briefly on the amendment to the site and a committee will be appointed for Christmas cheer for the needy. Milk and Honey Bread at Elite Bakery.
Merle Millspaugh reports milk thefts from Ada Poreh each morning as police investigate the recurring incident on the street near 1114 Vine ta policed.
Mrs Augusta Sauber of Hamilton R R 4 reported to police that her car traveling south on Front Street at five o clock Tuesday afternoon was struck by another automobile driven by two women who provided details to officers.
Police said Mrs. Lauscher was involved in a case described as dangerous by officers. The report mentions Mrs. Taylor in connection with the events and references a 30 ad incident linked to the investigation. Further details were not provided in the readable text.
Members of the St John’s Intermediata Young People’s League plan a Wednesday evening practice for the presentation of the play Noble Is Who Noble Does, slated for the second week in January.
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