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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1932
Page
2
Lizbeth Faghidns surveys changing hair trends from wigs and powder to short cuts and bob styles. The piece notes rainbow hair at New York expo, Hoover bob and Roosevelts hob variants, and practical innovations like sanitary ear protectors for hairdressing.
The article explains two seed growth classes annuals and perennials with planting and blooming timelines. It lists quick flowering annuals for summer display and provides several recipes and kitchen garden ideas including an Apple Tohnyaake cake and Chinese Celery Cabbage salad, plus a Chocolate Drop Cookies method and Honey Tea Cakes with baking instructions.
Household hints present a simple menu featuring pork chops pimento potatoes fried apples cabbage salad and cookies with coffee. Recipes include pimento potato dish and chocolate fruit cookies with detailed steps and ingredient notes.
Gray kidskin coat worn by actress Jean Sargent appears with opera pumps and a tall hat as part of a period costume. Camel hair in small chunks noted for sports coats, favored for individual style over lake wearers.
A National Live Stock and Meat Board note highlights bacon as a popular breakfast meat. Home economist Inez Willson explains bacon is digestible and appetite pleasing, recommending gentle preparation in a coal frying pan with careful cooking and fat drainage.
The article details the Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company history from its 1868 name change to The Great American Tea Company to The A and P Tea Company. It notes expansion to the Pacific coast, 16,000 stores nationwide, and its own bakeries and canneries. Last year the company spent over $35,681,000 in Ohio on food products and related expenses, highlighting its major industry role in the state.
Diced bacon is browned in a drying pan then mixed with paprika pepper and a milk and egg cream. The omelet is cooked slowly, filled, and baked until cheese melts. Serve with hot bacon slices and a breadcrumb dressing rolled in with seasoned bacon strips.
Mabel A and Fred J. Dilg filed for divorce in common pleas court on Wednesday. They married August 20, 1921 in Newport Kentucky and have one daughter. The petition alleges separation after a year of his long night absences and association with other women. Custody of the child is sought.
Ed F Rosencrans speaks to farmers criticizing President Horvee's Detroit speech. He cites Hamiltonian prosperity, bank credit, and relief claims, arguing banks charge high interest and require heavy security, harming Butler county farmers. The piece questions farmers' reactions to these statements.
The writer criticizes the nation’s bread and butter arrangements as unfair to farmers and consumers. He urges producers to demand a square deal and to make cheap bread and butter accessible to the people, accusing Hoover of forcing policy without regard to reason and justice.
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