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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1932
Page
3
As a driver Speaker Garner missteered his plan and the beer bill fizzled. Lawmakers show enough votes to pass a beer measure, but not with Garner’s speed or spectacle, leaving the effort subdued and unresolved in the house.
In Hamilton County the clerk of courts race prompts a recount request after errors emerge in 400 precincts. William Hays, the loser, highlights inaccuracies that favored both candidates, triggering statewide discussion on ballot counting methods and potential new laws. Local officials cite fatigue and slovenly work, while accountants propose central tallying at higher costs.
The Ohio legislature considers making permanent the salary cuts begun this year as a public economy measure. With years of reduced private wages, public officials should share in the sacrifice. The aim is to balance state and county budgets through proposed pay reductions.
A philosophical riff on seeking sleep substitutes and immortality through science. The text argues that even grand quests to extend life or defeat death reflect human limits, noting parallels to experimental fantasies and poetic dreams about cucumbers that hold sunshine and rainbows that yield gold.
America awakens to protect countryside from spoilation as highways and billboards threaten scenic beauty. Critics blame modern civilization for ugliness and the motor car accelerates the push for laws and reforms to guard natural wonders, roadside foliage, and historic charm from encroachment by stands, shacks, and ugly developments.
A sprawling Kansas scene contrasts farmer life with distant demands for crops and critics. The piece riffs on wheat, oranges, and sea of ideas, cites Capper and White, and ponders life, death, and the soul through scattered reflections and questions.
A marginal analysis of Washington legislation shows Southern Democrats split over repeal and tax plans. Prohibition, sales tax, and foreign debt loom as key battlegrounds with little chance for quick action. Reports cite possible delays and reliance on RF C loans while internal White House intrigue unfolds over furlough pay leaks.
A fragmented account mentions John S. Starey, horse tamer from Grovaport, returning from Europe with Cruiser the stallion, a mare, and Shetland ponies, plus details of Rarey and Groveport wealth, then shifts to mixed political notes about Congress salaries, bankruptcies, and international notes. Multiple names and places appear without coherent sequence.
A compact collection of maxims urging kindness and restraint. The Reverend Roy L. Smith counsels readers to hide ignorance, value others, laugh at misfortunes, avoid ridiculing others, watch speech, and remain good natured while respecting differing opinions.
Hamilton events recall the 10 year ago era with notices of elections at Wetzel Cominton Post 96 and Knights of the Maccabees. Marriages and births are listed, including a church ceremony at Zion Lutheran parsonage and several hospital birth announcements.
A garbled text fragment surveys class divisions, the spread of optical measures in care, and shifts in human nature, noting Dorr’s Rebellion in Rhode Island and Greek myth figures like Ailenua as companions of Dionysus, highlighting historical and mythic strands.
In Hamilton the Sunday service address was moved after Judge Patterson could not attend. Exalted Halley Hall secured Otis Hess of Cincinnati to deliver the Talk, inspiring Hawilton lodge members and friends. Oil spills near Sears and Roebuck disrupted traffic but was quickly mitigated with sand. A local youth praised keeping the Y open Sundays, calling it a big help. Canton police commends cooperation after detaining a suspect with a Hamilton link. County records show 17 fatalities this year, far lower than past totals.
The passage notes increased police activity in early December with twenty four arrests on charges from intimidation to burglary and larceny. It mentions unrest among travelers and rough winter housing in Hamilton homes with feather beds or blankets as coverings. Police Sergeant Gordon Korb comments on apparent activity by local groups.
An anecdotal reflection on salt as a metaphor for zest and meaning. The narrator recalls a cow’s need for salt, linking flavor to life’s thrill and comparing those with or without excitement, noting some seek daily thrills while others avoid them.
Fragmentary meditation on perpetual life and living minds. The text hints at inexhaustible interest, words, and a radium-like vitality within people, contrasted with a need for salt and shared meals. The passage reads as a poetic, abstract reflection rather than a clear news item.
A brief devotional note reflecting on the path of God as a sanctuary and the contrast between human ignorance and divine wisdom. It emphasizes childlike imagination and the unseen growth in understanding, urging trust in the Lord.
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