Christmas In Every Home Effort Seeks Grocery Support
A note on Hamilton campaign to stock can foods potatoes sugar and flour in parrels at local grocers aims to make the Christmas in Every Home program successful and bring joy to many households.
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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1932
Page
3
A note on Hamilton campaign to stock can foods potatoes sugar and flour in parrels at local grocers aims to make the Christmas in Every Home program successful and bring joy to many households.
The article notes that about 290 million dollars of farm property burn annually and 3500 lives are lost in farm fires. It urges rural fire protection, trained departments, good roads, and rapid communication to cut preventable losses and reduce fire waste in agriculture.
The piece contrasts France’s default on WWI debt to the United States with England’s continued payments. It argues the U S saved France’s existence and praises Britain's long history, noting many veterans’ unfavorable views of France and a shift in sentiment after the war.
The column riffs on Woodrow Wilson in Paris and debts of war aid to Belgium, rails at loan fears and proverb lore, notes Senate confirmations under Hoover, and previews Rockefeller era theatres by M J Aylesworth with a massive acoustics rich stage and non film performances.
A high school paper editorial argues against public extravagance and waste, noting rising federal costs from $2.10 per capita under Andrew Jackson to $38.65 today. It warns that current spending could ruin national income, urging Congress to curb special interests and seek tax relief, asserting no decline and fall of the United States.
In adversity are forgotten in prosperity and lessons come only through repeated effort and pain. The Reverend Zoy L. Smith reflects on hard earned wisdom, noting that values and knowledge are learned over many trials and cannot be taught from youth.
Washington focuses on easing government lending to railroads, with Coolidge envoy discussions and fears of renewed receiverships. Analysts consider creating a broad transportation commission and reforming bond collateral concerns, while banks push for more government funds and railroads seek stability amid refinancing pressures.
A fragmented column blends agricultural echoes with early 20th century diplomacy. It traces Johnny Appleseed's influence on Ohio seed spread and links it to Russia Japan crisis talk, then shifts to Hitler, debt payments, and U S political maneuvering as Congress contemplates the World Court amid debt negotiations.
Local reminiscences recall past Hamilton street customs and oddities. The piece dwells on mule-drawn notices and brewery free beer checks, contrasting with modern times and noting humorous street lore.
December seventeenth events recall vibratedday weather and birthday celebrations for Mrs. George Sutter. George Weickert elected president of Sacred Heart branch No. 4 of the Catholic Knights of Ohio. Henry M. Boris dies at 75 at Merny hospital from Brights disease. A cantata Phe Nitivity is presented by Mrs. Helen Heiser Carcull at the United Presbyterian church. The Jefferson theatre hosts a musical comedy Sweat Daddy. Chautauqua plan explained. funds to Anti Tuberculosis Society. Mrs. Caroline Longfellow dies at Main Street home from paralysis at 87. Henry Moore dies at Mercy Hospital after apop leptic attack. Father Buller Gounll tribute at St. Marys hall with speakers Vincent Pater and Walter W. Cehill.
James reports on shifts in work and industry as shorter weeks expand hiring across Federal Reserve districts, GM, Paramount, and International Harvester. Oil prices fall, producers slash stocks, and tariff fights stir industry leaders. Burlington dividend omission alarms investors while railroads face uncertain earnings.
A devotional snippet contrasts purity for the pure with defiled minds of the unbelieving. It cites Titus 1 15 about professing knowledge of God yet denying by deeds and being disobedient, abominable, and reprobate to every good work. Fraser’s early development note appears as stray text.
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