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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1933
Page
3
Arthur Brisbane's 1933 column contemplates Calvin Coolidge's burial and the national mood after his death. The piece, dense with reflections on prosperity, leadership, and the era's political climate, ponders how a nation remembers a president and the price of public reverence.
A brief historic line notes that after Japanese advances in China, there may be a push for a Chinese Reconstruction Corporation to oversee postwar rebuilding efforts. The comment implies foreign influence shaping China’s recovery plan and national programs.
The annual report to the board highlights exceptional care at the Children's Home. It notes food shelter and training through real work, shaping youths who will face social and county responsibilities. The home is commended for its inspiration, opportunities created, and low cost to Butler County taxpayers.
Hamilton residents used Jane Public Library in 1982 distributing 608735 books and gaining access to 5128 pamphlets pictures and maps An average per inhabitant shows high use The study notes circulation skews toward classics and technical books reflecting pursuits for knowledge and self improvement during leisure hours.
The House would justify opposing repeal if the Senate measure routes it through state legislatures rather than special conventions. Proponents argue conventions isolate the repeal issue to a clear test of public will, reflecting the people’s choice, while opponents fear misalignment with public opinion and delay.
A report notes a parade of wandering boys roaming Butler County highways in search of rides and work. Most come from good homes and seek purpose and excitement, venturing to escape home monotony with hopes of opportunity and a better future.
Fragment reflects a religious meditation citing Romans xiv 7 about standing before Christ. It questions why one judges another and urges humility before the ultimate judgment. No identifiable persons or organizations are present. The text appears as a devotional excerpt from a religious publication.
Fragmented Washington narrative portrays Democratic distrust of tax and spending plans and the stock market probe collapse. Key figures Speaker Garner and Senate Leader Rainey face scrutiny while Wall Street opposition and private committee deliberations shape the fiscal push and public reaction.
The account recalls hardships faced by Ohioans during the labor era. Provisions were scarce and soldiers endured cold and hunger. Troops sheltered, built fires, and marched in single file to evade ambush as Colonel Massie signaled withdrawal and changed position at dusk.
In a fragmented dispatch readers see a debate over immigration and Wall Street influence. References to Senator Wagner Norberk Mayer and Senator Glass connect to a broader hush about who profits from policy. The piece hints at a Senate hearing and Treasury involvement, with tensions over economic figures and political power.
Fragmented and unclear OCR text suggests a senatorial probe into state department actions. Mentions Senators Tien Jotneow and Borat, plans for a field day in Washington, and debate over foreign bond regulation. Context hints at partisan friction ahead of potential legislation within a year.
A collection of garbled facts notes vast areas and languages with stray historical hints. It mentions Europe and Siberia in exaggerated area claims, a vow or oath about breaking a neck, Chinese spoken by many, Western dress in Japan, and a brief reference to the element sodium isolated by Humphry Davy in 1807.
The excerpt describes Handiltonians including Ray Bullen and Sonia Ba den in Colunitien tant work for the Ghic Bay extuniation and reflects mixed opinions on dole welfare. A supplied letter from Praha Crecho Movikia discusses unemployment morals, the dole causing idleness, and concerns about professional shirkers, with notes on schooling and juvenile gangster influence.
Fragmented local notices recall weddings births and anniversaries from a 20 year ago Saturday. Names include Miss Macy Metall Tom Addison and Miss Lindsay of Stockton with several marriages and birthdays noted alongside weather and social gatherings.
AAMIES New York reports unsettled banking policy ahead with Federal Reserve actions and Treasury pressure. Discussions cover inflation, credit, extension of currency privileges, and government securities. The piece hints at political maneuvering shaping the incoming administration and mentions figures linked to the Roosevelt era.
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