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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1932
Page
2
Mary Carliele, a young film player, follows stage star Anna Held by praising milk based beauty cures. She claims raw milk improves health and delicate skin, applying a facial lotion with cloth. She notes that milk alone does not fatten.
Household hints present economical pudding and sauce recipes for three occasions. Cottage pudding with butter sugar milk flour baking powder and a hot chocolate sauce plus apricot and other fruit sauces are outlined. Directions emphasize storage, serving ideas, and simple preparations suitable for small families.
A home maker guide explains roasting meat as a blend of science and art. It covers searing at high heat, then slow oven cooking to reduce shrinkage, and using a meat thermometer to hit desired doneness. Instructions include veal moist cooking, and mint garnish ideas such as Green Mint Apples with a peppermint syrup glaze.
Fragmentary note urges replacement of old items with new. The garbled text hints at efficiency and change but lacks clear subjects or actions. No identifiable people, places, or organizations are discernible from the readable fragments.
The Bell Road area reports weekend visits by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Williams of Cincinnati guests of Mr. and Mrs. I. F. Plaetera. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Wyatt and Chris Johnson of Hamilton stayed with Mr. and Mrs. W. Hobinton. Mrs. Penn Tianischer and daughter Elizabeth Virginia visited the Plasters. Mr. and Mrs. Wo Johnson and family of Hamilton visited Emenda on Bell Road. J. Masaay of Chapel Road called on friends this week. Several locals plan to attend the Butler county fair.
Grace Rowe wore a black striped satin gown at a recent fashion show. The gown features short cape sleeves a wide girdle with jeweled buttera at the neckline and buckles on the girdle. She paired it with long black gloves and heeled slippers.
A draft recipe set lists Bordeaux sauce with chopped onions celery pepper and various spices, plus instructions to boil briefly and seal jars. It also covers a Cream Rice Pudding with rice simmered in milk, then sugar yolks and gelatin added, a chilled set, served plain or with cream. Additional items mention Evening Party Refreshments including Chicken Salad with Olives, and a toasted Coconut Cake baked to a light brown, with toasted coconut as a topping.
William Arnold, resident near Reily, was seriously injured Sunday noon after being kicked by a mute person. Nora Merlizger remains confined in Mercy hospital. Jim Smith visited with family, Sibyl Shiplet spent Sunday with Martha Arnold. Mrs. Mas Matin visited her mother last week. John Arnold of Mt. Vernon, Kentucky, called on relatives Monday. Johnny Tanz and Ivory Shiplet socialized with friends at Reily Sunday afternoon.
Mrs Henrietta Plazy and daughter spent several days in Hamilton with guests relatives and friends Mr and Mrs Steve Caldwell of Liberty and Mrs Emma Harris visited Mr Henry Collins and family Mrs Alpha Harris of Hamilton called on Mr and Mrs Feory Collins Sunday afternoon Mr and Mrs Henry Collins and children attended a dance near Bunker Hill Saturday night
A list of today’s birthdays for prominent individuals including Thotapace of St Louis president of the Amerisam Bar Association born in St Louis Missouri aged 67. Robert E. Lewis of Cleveland secretary and adviser to the United States government born in Berkshire Wisconsin aged 83. Vesputeca W Hunband East Highgate Virgin Islands second assistant secretary of labor aged 61. Rev. William E. Biederwolt Chicago evangelist born in Monticello Indiana aged 86. Edwin C. Dinwiddie temperance advocate born Springfield Ohio aged 65. Rear Admiral Noblin E. Irwis United States Navy born Greenfield Ohio aged 63.
In West Elkton and nearby towns residents recount a weekend of visits and shopping. Otto Fersh and Mrs. Robert Stubbs joined friends in Eaton while Doris Schell of Dayton attended Tebanom fab lei with Jay and Fern Suman. Families from Celina Dayton Hamilton and Cincinnati were seen visiting relatives and enjoying gatherings with extended kin.
Stubbs and others attended a Weel Elkton grange meeting in Cincinnati last Friday. Deputy Evereth Laird of West Manchester inspected the group during a planned water night open meeting set for Sept 30. Juvenile grange showcased the program while refreshments followed.
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