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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1923
Page
2
Arthur Brisbane reflects on diverse topics from a hypothetical million-dollar boxing offer to support 50 000 families, to New Jersey farm agents and serum trials, to Rockefeller Institute experiments and ancient civilizations. He critiques media, politics, finance, and science with satirical tone.
A long passage from Lulu Hunt Peters discusses child discipline, happiness, and mental health. It argues that yielding to a child reinforces misbehavior, stresses the impact of family quarrels on nervous development, and emphasizes truthful, controlled parenting, proper sex education, and consistent leadership for healthier children.
A circulated editorial argues Luck influences success little and blame habit, thrift, and perseverance. Welton’s dire finances prompt pity but true progress rests on self reliance, hard work, and discipline rather than reliance on winds of fortune or belief in luck.
A well meaning citizens of Louisiana confronts the Ku Klux Klan threat. The Mer Rouge incident is cited as a warning against mob rule and hooded vigilantism. The piece argues the danger of gangs wielding authority over courts juries and executions and praises local People trampling the Klan to death as a national warning.
Upshaw of Georgia cited public figures who are "dry in voting and wet in personal habits" and hinted at a list of lawmakers he would reveal. He charged hypocrisy and said the House is not a justice court, while noting wealth should not shield offenses. He cited the "Song of Montreal" to mock patriotism amid liquor debates.
Tingerstown Maryland January 29 Mrs Clara Brane 64 widow of Rev Jatu Brane prominent minister and former editor of Religious Telescope was killed Saturday afternoon on the road in Bgnevola. Mrs Brane was walking home when struck by an automobile driven by an army recruiting officer from Connellsville.
Washington January 29 Representative Thomas L Blanton of Texas known as the Texas all weevil criticizes Attorney General Daugherty and the Justice Department He condemns efforts to hamstring enforcement while praising some wartime attorneys and asking for careful limits He questions reliance on lawmen and argues France German debt and Ruhr issues to US policy remain unsettled. He notes Ohio figures McCulloch Heavis and Willis discuss France seizure and Alsace Lorraine questions. General Speaks to attend progressive Lincoln banquet in Akron March 21 to unite Republicans. Edward Vollrath urges Congress not to tax food and to increase civilian military training and reserve funding for 1924.
The social scene includes a young people’s gathering at Miss Jacobs’s home on North Seventh Street. Local deaths include D Bachmann, father of Mrs Mayer, and Emmet de Pope. Lindenwald sees two streetcar collisions injuring bystanders. a fire brigade suppresses a blaze at Sherman Venderson’s home with minimal damage. Marriage notices include Jol Mayerhoofer and Anna Keupner of Cincinnati. Mrs Jisepl Shevilan and Griesmer unite. Mary Audley of Lemon Township wills entire estate to her husband.
The article describes the remarkable endurance of migratory birds, noting the smallest birds cross the Gulf of Mexico and large species travel across continents. It highlights the gold plover, Arctic avetig tern, night hawk, golden plover routes, and the Austruan crane, outlining vast round trips and extreme flight endurance.
In Butler County a taxpayer sought to enjoin improvement of the Mid-Wetown Monroe road. County engineer Fred Mammnerle testified the road existed as long as he could remember, while others recalled toll gates on the old highway. The case underscored memories and safety at grade crossings as the railroad warns motorists to Stop Look and Listen.
The readable fragments mention profiteering, charity, and fashion in a dated voice. Names, hair and crowning glory, and jesting about jay walkers pepper the piece. The noisy, disjointed OCR yields a curious snapshot of social topics.
A fragmented chronology lists events including Edward II crowned January 29 1727, Benjamin Franklin petitioning the Privy Council January 20 1774, abolition of noble titles by Congress January 20 1795, George III death January 1820, Napoleon and Eugenie marriage January 1853, and a disrupted 1913 Central Towery area entry on stalled Japan talks.
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