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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1932
Page
2
Recipe notes for southern baked ham with applesauce baked sweet potatoes tomatoes stuffed with corn raw carrot and lemon limon coffee. It suggests a half or whole ham as an excellent centerpiece for family reunions or large gatherings.
A fragmented recipe page lists methods for baking a whole ham with milk sugar and pineapple glaze, rolling and warming rolls in cans, boiling green corn, blackberry jam cake with spices, and notes on lamb fat content and a bacon broiling tip. Contains mixed instructions and nonsensical text due to OCR errors, but preserves key dish names and basic preparation steps.
A vintage guide extols indoors use of everlastings in bowls, wall pockets, or lus ter pottery with sea lavender to soften gloom. It lists colors and varieties such as Winged overlastings white Glabe amaranth purple shaw flower rose pink and many seed pods for lantern shapes, noting aluminum paint can brighten dull brown forms.
A garbled campus item mentions Sally Eilers in a college setting wearing white knit wool sweater and a red white robe. It describes a holiday style pajama ensemble with a lane robe and mentions white Natalin beanxere as part of the outfit though details are unclear.
Maureen O Sullivan selects a basque styled black wool frock with pleated epaulets and peplum. The bodice features a throat applique and is belted with a patent feather ball, finished with a turn over white collar for a refined business look.
Fragmented tested recipes include fall dressing with cabbage ingredients and a steamed chocolate pudding with vanilla and eggs. Also notes on vanilla butter sauce, sugar mixing, and a tea menu with sandwiches hot chocolate and sponge cake.
Mr and Mrs Mark Everman hosted Sunday dinner with neighbors from Lebanon and Hamilton families including Mr and Mrs Torey Manrod and June, and Albert Hell and children Violet and Bobbie plus Harold Hall and Delbert Wardlow. Mrs John Helsinger underwent appendicitis surgery at Middletown hospital. Lola Moore is ill a week and improving slowly. Miss Fla Sigg visited from Monroes, Grace Cain and Violet Lea plan Bethel residence launch, and Charles Wooley of Hamilton visited Joe Tyler.
The National Forest Service reports a census of 2,176,000 big game animals across 160 national forests in California and Alaska. California counts 283,360 deer and 8,480 bears, split between two species. The data highlight wildlife refuges in the region amid broader state and national assessments.
One peck Ted tomatoes one fourth peck onions twelve sweet red peppers four enpa vinegar two cape sugar four tableapoons salt hot pepper in taale two amtall cloves garlic three sticks cinnamon. Catop tomatoes anane and peppers. Add other ingredients and boil about three hours. Remove from fire and put into jara or wide mouthed bottles.
Recalled items mark past Hamilton events from twenty years ago today including notices of the wedding of Papa Pater of Hamilton and Mia Mary Gwain of Dayton to occur at Holy Trinity Church in Dayton on October first. Also notes the death of Mrs Elizabeth Hate on Hanover Street at age unspecified from general debility and various local happenings such as births, school officer elections, and a theater casting.
The piece recounts Holmes county residents resisting Civil War drafts led by a local proponent, then shifting stance as wiser neighbors urged restraint. It notes a provost marshal’s arrest power and the eventual enlistment of drafted men, ending the Gahagas War and highlighting descendants of veterans still living in the area.
Dr Pierre Veljien lectures on Numerology at the Anthony Wayne hotel tonight with a Cena Santu and the Dougs Trio providing music. The session explores planetary vibrations, body energy as electrical force, and the master key to success through signature changes and temperament numbers.
Day and Thursday gatherings include Mrs John McChesnay of Middletown and the Specht family at a Lutheran picnic near Sevemile Later Day. Mrs Josephins Bassitt from Dayton visits daughter Mrs George Schneider then heads to see son Waller in Middletown. The Everman and Gwilliams families dine with the Salamans in Lebanon. Mrs Russell Page and Betty visit Hamilton. Two tables of five hundred planned at Mrs Edward Gaunt’s home. The Thursday evening club meeting is set for its weekly session.
A fragmented text argues for signing a name to reveal temperament and fate, pairing positive traits with numeric signs. It promotes self insight, warns of negative labels, and suggests a specific name like George E to align personality with success in social and professional life.
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