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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1933
Page
3
Five weeks remain until the hegira described in the clipping, signaling an imminent shift or migration from Washington state context. This note notes the countdown without detailing the origin or destination, reflecting a concise early stage plan or political movement mentioned in the article.
An alarming rise in counterfeit money in large cities and small towns follows a scarcity of legal tender. The piece urges government and citizens to disrupt counterfeit rings to protect public confidence in the currency and maintain the acceptability of paper money amidst hard times.
In Columbus the book declares ten inmates await execution the most in state history. Ten capital offenders with death sentences sit in the Ohio institution as a stark warning to would be violators.
Representatives of the various granges in HiHOr county met to plan the year s work and set definite tasks. The forward looking organization emphasizes early preparation and coordinated programs for 1933. Exchange of programs will be a valuable feature adding interest to grange meetings.
The 1923 U S backed treaty recognizing new governments in Central America has unravelled as Costa Rica and El Salvador repudiate their copies. General Martinez leads El Salvador though not recognized by neighbors or Washington. The paper treaty proved a fragile act amid shifting regional power and distrust.
A sprawling, opinion filled column blends history and contemporary figures. It contrasts Mimi Ferguson’s Texas governorship with ancient queens and modern philanthropy, critiquing democracy, monetary policy, and foreign aid while weaving in references to Aga Khan, Napoleon, and Greek royalty.
The article presents a devotional piece urging self discipline and inner reform. It encourages embracing joy, declaring war on bad habits, facing troubles, judging oneself by inner strength, and pursuing health and ideals. It reads like a short sermon or inspirational column.
Washington reports the TaGuardia-Fastings bankruptcy bill may not pass before adjournment. The banking lobby fights changes daily, with rails and inflation amendments likely to stall. If stalled, pressure from Hoover and Roosevelt may push for action as major interests demand a move.
Historic Ohio high spots recount Little Turtle’s life as a renowned Miami chief who resisted acculturation after serving in Philadelphia and fleeing the white man’s lifestyle. The piece notes his death near Mount Wayne about 30 years after the Treaty of Greenville. It also covers political shifts with Senator Copeland’s seat and talks of Roosevelt, Huey Long, and bank-deposit debates shaping the era.
Roosevelt aims to push the farm bill before adjournment while debates over allotments, inflation, and tax policy stir Congress. Senate objections to Tugwell proposals complicate passage as Roosevelts allies press for support. Progressives rally for Richbourg as attorney general amid intra party tension and looming special sessions.
The text notes the legal year began on March 25 in 1741, Parliament changed it to another date, and references Halley's comet as historically notable. It mentions hardly any comets compare to Halley’s in history and cites Johannesberg, South Africa, averaging about 11 days a year with lightning.
Readable fragments describe early spring bulbs like tulips and Leautitit Rawers pushing up where gardens were planted recently. Mentions of a fuse safety campaign by the Western Actuarial Bureau stress fire prevention in electrical systems, noting fuses as a safeguard and the risk of overloaded wires. References to roads, maps, probate items, and a mixed auction list provide a snapshot of local notices and miscellaneous personal goals.
A confused travel tale unfolds as Louis J. Narding of Chisago Market escorts Hamilton Kiwanis to Harrigan. On the approach to Tar Wisong Narding encounters Mary S. Womnell and her party, leaving him puzzled by the unexpected meeting and the missing earlier contact.
Stork activity Sunday on Sli ton avenue reports two births. A baby girl arrived to Mrs dines Planer at 1761 Shaler avenue and a baby daughter followed six hours later to Mrs Owen Hymer at 15d Shaler avenue. Homes lie almost opposite each other across the street.
Hamilton records recall a warm unsettled Saturday with scattered social events. Obituary notes include William Henry Horschuer’s death at age 10, and several engagements and celebrations such as Elizabeth Dods joining a vaudeville act, Frances Noo’s surprise birthday event, and the engagement of Miss Gussip Pfau. Other items include a birthday anniversary for Mrs. Low Matthias and a work accident at the American Frog and Stitch Company with a repair of seven stitches. A marriage unites Elizabeth Senkins and Carl Iosinas, and Miss Nrmice Block hosts a bridal shower with friends.
Br Ham s New York notes agitation in the financial district about issuing 7,000,000,000 in paper money to refinance farm mortgages and devalue the gold dollar to stay on the gold standard. Banks cut mortgage rates, bank failures loom, and creditors weigh legal and political actions as savings banks rethink deposits and treasury issuance.
A brief devotional note based on Ecclesiastes urges daily obedience to commandments to guide a discerning heart away from evil. The phrasing emphasizes keeping the commandment and avoiding wrongdoing to maintain moral clarity.
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