Debts Wheat and War Echo in Brisbane Piece
Arthur Brisbane muses on debts sterling and wheat as markets react to geopolitics. He references a Mongol ape girl and quotes figures about naval power and the freedom of the seas. The column spirals into wartime debates and touches on crime reports from Minnesota and Louisiana, ending with a note to continue on Page 12.
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War End Navy
Vy One
Dan
Ottartatt County
Minnesota
Acienuate
Aleo
Mongal
Park Apo
Circulation Rates and Audit Details for November 23 1982
A scanned notice outlines circulation figures audited by the Audit Bureau for a publication. It lists subscription rates by region and period, including weekly, monthly, quarterly and yearly prices, with apparent typographical errors and a date of November 23 1982.
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Audit Bureau of
Butler County
Duis Buller County
Untitled Miscellany Mixes People and Odd Scenes
A fragmented page recounts quirky local scenes with names like Hurwitz and Hart, a courtroom tie, and odd anecdotes about a black cat rescue. It mentions Middletown, Cincinnati Hamilton, and an autos club display at Humbach Scraylee Station, plus thoughts on Hamilton girls and long-ago games.
Michigan President Hints Parenthood Training in Curriculum
University of Michigan President Alexander G Ruthven recently said preparatory courses for training in parenthood could become part of the curriculum. The proposal reflects the view that modern parenting is complex and the idea appeals to many.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Michigan
Alexander G. Ruthven
The Risks Of Thanksgiving Day Observance
The essay argues Thanksgiving is an American heritage rooted in Puritan beginnings and prayerful gratitude. It warns against letting secular activities eclipse the day’s sacred purpose and stresses time for thanks despite football, dinners, and social rituals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Massachusetts
What A Dollar Will Do
Sixteen thousand communities are joining this year’s American Red Cross membership drive aiming to enroll 4,130,000 existing members and millions more. America has 28,000,000 families, each deserving at least one Red Cross member, as the organization pledges relief across floods, fires, hurricanes, and earthquakes with most funds used directly for aid and personnel serving without pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Red Cross
United States
Red Cross
Red Croat
Richer To Dishes The Trust Fund Boy's Press Stir
A Gue genheim family member, polo and golf minded, is dining in a Hollywood cafe to support himself as his $800,000 trust fund is cut. Critics debate whether hardship will forge character or merely reveal privilege while noting his 23 years and reliance on bankers’ checks. Commentary imagines a future where humble work could make him a community asset.
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Guegenheim
Hollywood
Nny
Turbulent Tammany tensions spill into public row
In New York a rift within Tammany Hall surfaces around Delaney and Volaney linked to pay cuts and leadership struggles. Walker’s position, budget fights, and threats of defections threaten to fracture alliances as Sanitation Commissioner Helnieder and others watch a looming showdown with Mayoral prospects and potential salary concessions.
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Jamry Mma
New York
Nav
Toumany
Delanex
of the Board of Transportation
Volaney
Sidetts & Public
Hesril
Veluney
Walker
Ile
Helnieder
Schroeder
Atdeydwn Aay Agipe
O’brian
Hoover to Propose Veterans Cut and Tax Shift
President privately signals plan to unveil a $300,000,000 veterans proposal soon. Washington observers doubt Congress will accept a large cut or offsetting tax measure. Reported moves and negotiations hint at behind the scenes handling amid campaign considerations.
Historic Ohio High Spots
A garbled 19th century political column notes Israel Donalzon as an Ohio constitutional convention survivor who died in A8GN and hints at 1872 debate. It hints at Prohibition, budget fights, and pre session maneuvers under Roosevelt era political climate, with scattered anecdotes about ministers, public officials, and a Nevada town reception for Hoover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Israel Donalzon
Ohio
Mexico
Tio
Philippine Independence Bill Faces Senate Delay
A deal to push the Philippine independence bill through the Senate without delay faces likely veto by Mr Braver. The final action is expected in the next Democratic session of Congress, with chances of passage within a year described as very bright.
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Senate
Braver
Bible Thought for Today Verse Reflection
A brief devotional note cites Matthew 7 16 33 about a tree and its fruit, warning that true character is shown by actions. The text presents a concise moral reminder drawn from scripture for daily reflection.
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St. Matthew
Sentence Sermons by Reverend Roy L. Smith
The text presents a rough sermon-like piece titled Sentence Sermons by THE REV. kOY L. SMITH, discussing themes of enemies, friends, misunderstanding, opposition party danger, and the pull of wealth. It reflects on moral cautions about greed and the misuse of money in public life.
Father and Son to be Installed as Officers at McMakin Lodge
A father and son will be installed as officers of McMakin Lodge No 120 at a ceremony in Masonia hall Mt Thentty on December 10. Alfred Q. Wilson will serve as worshipful master, with Stanley A. Wilson acting as senior warden. A West Side resident urged improvements to a city street plan, proposing a route from the present terminus to the west end of the Columhia bridge, noting a dangerous turn from Pro Street into Millikin.
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McMakin Lodge
No 120
Farid A. M
Masonia Hall
Mt. Thentty
Alfred Q. Wilson
Stanley A. Wile Son
Weedeng
Punishment Policy Advocated By Police Chief Calhoun
Police chief John C Calhoun urged judges to follow juvenile court practices seen in St Paul Minn He cited boys who sent false fire alarms being given probation and assigned to work four hours shining fire apparatus He said the exercise would deter them from wanting to see fire trucks in action.
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John C. Calhoun
Puesday
St. Pyrnly Minn
St. Paul
Chiee Callen
Local Hamilton News Roundup of Marriages Births and Weather
Saturday event recaps include marriages of Eva and Naomi Wyaung and Fred Goff at the bride’s home, and Esther Wehr with Arthur Burns at St Stephen’s. Births announced for Jane Kedgerss Shaleravedie and John Andrelatten. Weather notes fair then cloudy with snow and a cold rain. Also theater at Y M C A and Smith’s theatre. Obituary for Carrie Hain and death of John Schlosser. Dates November 23 24.
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Eva
Naomi
Wyaung
Fred Goff
Hame
Esther Wehr
Arthur Burns
St. Stephen's
Magdalena Tvnek
Dav
Hslen Sheehan
Nell Vernon Jeffries
Salem
Ohio
Yhubwday
Ella Mae Cope
Min
Stélla Wailer Taylor
Fr. R. Townsend
Butler County Fairground
Janen Kedgerss
Shaleravedie
Ts Mex
John Andrelatten
Moree Hospital
Smith's Theatre
William Farnum
Carrie Hain
Richard Hain
Hay Bomn
St. Taula Evangelien Oluech
Miga Ruth Bertha Hoffman
Clarence W
Young
Wotriaga Ab St. John'a Paimonaga
T'S Mra
Pennington
Morey Hospital
Frederick Reichel
Mingi Kull Krauth
Mamilton
Ireve Aurely
Dayton
John Schlosser
Hie Hone
South Fourteenth Street
All of Us Music in the Night
A narrator recalls a shabby street musician who, under a bright moon, played Brahms cradle song and theme from a symphony, drawing money from neighbors. The act brings beauty to the block, restores dignity to the player, and proves deeply moving to the listener, who longs to witness it again.
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City Street
Shay
le Wan Tal
Taehaikowaku
Anil Mindows
Indre
Clay
Alma
Fragmentary Report on Global Agriculture Exports
A garbled note cites California crop assessments by the state bureau of plant quarantine. It mentions Ceylon tea and robber rocoanute exports, Netherlands wooden shoe establishments, and a federal expedition introducing 3000 varieties of soy beans from Asia into the United States.
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California
State Bureau of Plant, Quarantine
Ceylon
United States
Asia
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