National Advertising and Associated Press Note Delivery
National Advertising lists The John W Cullen Co at Fifth Avenue New York and Sagid Michigan Avenue Chicago with Associated Press noting exclusive rights for republication of dispatches and articles credited to regional papers. The item mentions the Journal and Anacciated Press in relation to fresh franchise announcements and republication rights for news content.
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John W. Cullen Co
New York
Sagid
Michigan Avante
Chicago
Associated Press
Hans Ie
Crimes and the call for capital punishment debate
A broad discussion on capital punishment arises as atrocious crimes prompt national reflection. The piece notes fear of the noose and the electric chair may deter further offenses, leaving unknown counts of uncommitted crimes.
Christmas In Every Home in Hamilton Again
For the 18th year Hamilton plans Christmas In Every Home to spread the season’s cheer. The effort aims to bring real Christmas spirit to all residents, even with necessary sacrifices to ensure joy under every roof.
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Hamilton
Boy Scouts Organizing Rural Troops in Butler County
Enthusiastic support urged for forming Boy Scout troops in Butler County rural communities. The program promises strong character building and manhood development, aligning with centralized schools and 4-H Club advantages. Scouts aim to extend benefits from city to rural districts and commend wide adoption.
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Butler County
Boy Scouts
Rurel
Farm Bureaus Electing Officers In Butler County
Butler county township Farm Bureaus begin officer elections and plan next year’s achievements. The groups have aided farmers by promoting a production cost program and suggesting improvements. Members gain collective experience and thought to solve farm problems and deserve active support from all in the agricultural industry.
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Butler County
Burda
Farm Bureau
Football Safety Gains in 1932 Half Season
Report shows new rules reduced hazards in college play with only one college fatality and few serious injuries. High school and sandlot games lackfull enforcement, while flying wedge and neck tackles have largely been curbed. South Carolina and Mississippi see meager safety results amid broader adoption.
Muscle Shoals and the Hearst Ranches in 1938
A clipped syndicated column surveys Muscle Shoals power plans and Hearst ranch expansion. It quotes Charlie Hulen on coyotes and deer behavior, notes Governor Roosevelt’s visit to Muscle Shoals, and discusses the potential impact of cheap power for the South. It touches on Crile’s cell theory analogy and foreign payments ideas, ending with a note about continued discussion on Page 10.
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Coyatés
Charlie Hulen
Darwinius
Roosevelt
Muscle Shoals
Java
Hansevelt
Niko
President Hoover pressures debt policy in heated White House talks
Washington reports reveal Vice President Garner wielding power behind the scenes at debt negotiations. Senator Reed opposes Hoover while Garner pushes delaying actions, fearing global economic harm from default. European default fears and public sentiment drive debate as Republicans seek a path to payments.
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Washington
Hoover
White House
Reed
Pennsylvania
Elvab Garner
Milly
Europe
Whit
Debiis
Qarner
Roosevelt
Darner
Historic Ohio High Spots by J B Galbraith
Greenfield pride marks early village history with two Revolutionary soldiers. James Collier bore a sword gifted by Lafayette and led a Flying Camp unit noted for sudden attacks. Captain Cather told stories of service with George Washington. Chaving White, a devout Methodist, held local leadership for nearly half a century, with Captain Golley passing away years earlier. White also helped clear land for the M and O railroad in Highland county.
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Greenfield
James Collier
Lafayettene
Tle
Cather
George Washington
White
Urmne
Golley
Highland County
Hoover Debt Policy Sparks Senate Debate and Public Tension
The harvest of a heated policy struggle unfolds as lawmakers confront Hoover’s push to finance debt via a domestic framework. Analysts note resistance in Congress, while diplomats observe potential shifts in Britain's stance and the broader world economy. The debate centers on payment timing, asset leverage, and the risk of public fallout amid looming negotiations.
News Behind The News on Work Sharing Movement
More than six thousand workers in various sizes have joined the work-sharing effort nationwide with estimates suggesting the total may double before the current campaign ends. San Francisco Houston and Atlanta show strong results while Chicago New England and Philadelphia lag. Industry leaders including Walter Teagle and W S Farrish have driven gains. Guaranty Trust and Southern Bell Teleph one cited as converts. Banks, stores, and offices report increased payrolls and extended employment through salary and rent reductions supporting the plan. Nashville and Minneapolis report notable local adoption with department stores nearly doubling extra staff for Christmas hires.
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James Jma
New York
Cnmpurgey
San Fransisco
Houston
Atlanta
Chicago
New England
Philadelphia
Idea Forest
Walter Teagle
W. 8. Farrish
Hounton
XK. R. Kingsbury
San
Vrandgen
Gimeni
Benjamin Reail
Allaita
Paso
Southern Bell
Guaranty Trust Company
Nashville
Minneapolis
Dee Partment
Christman
Bible Thought For Today From Proverb And Culture
A Bible thought invokes Proverb 22 1 about choosing a good name and loving favor over riches. Mentions culture as shared by all people and notes ancient handprints on a bare rock surface in Southern France as evidence of early human brotherhood sworn by men 20 000 years ago.
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Biond Brotherhood
Framce
Do You Remember When Hamilton Sold Pretzels For Two Cents
An old memory column notes Hamilton Fourth of July features like greased pals with gifts and asks do you recall the pretzels selling for two cents. It also mentions editor and students from Oberlin College and local traffic light quirks in uptown Hamilton during a past holiday. The piece weaves local recollections with community figures and past city planning ideas.
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Hamilton
Hamilton Events Recall A Busy 20 Years Ago In November
A smoked bank of notices recalls events from November 29 a Friday with fall weather. Mrs George McChire hosted a bridal shower for Mrs Blanche Brate vice president of Emery Parker. Ohio State University day was marked at Timanton Country lab with a banquet for fifty alumni. Hugséll Reigert chaired the group. Mrs Jane Shaw died at home on Monument Avenue at sixty six. Goleng George Phillips a civil war veteran and fraternal lodge figure died on a moving train near his Hamilton home at seventy eight. Births include Percy Shepherd and Freeman Adams in Indiana. A Brownsville drain wreck killed Rebecca Cloyd’s infant child and others. November 20 occurred on a Wednesday with fair warmer weather. Other brief items include marriages in Newport and a new baby boy at Mercy hospital. Mrs Elizabeth Gilbert sustained injuries in a stair fall on South B Street.
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George McChire
Blanche Brate
Lvide-Elect
Emery Parker
Ohio State University
Timanton
Goleng
George Phillips
Dayton
Hamilton
Mea
Beckott Street
Percy J. Shepherd
Mermilton
Freeman Adams
Anderson
Indiana
Brownsville
Tadiane
Rebecca Cloyd
William Cloyd
Kim Fern Buchin
Victor T. Langerbacher
Newport
Kut
Marguerite Marsh
Paul Bauer
Introverts and extroverts in a playful psychology essay
A fragmented text explores temperament, naming traits of extroverts and introverts. It cites Woodrow Wilson as an introvert and Theodore Roosevelt as an extrovert, noting most people are between both types. The piece invites reflection on personality and behavior.
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Aave
Woodrow Wilson
Theodore Roosevelt
Smith Heynetts
Prince of Wales
Sentence Sermons From The Rev Roy L Bath
Fragments present a sermon idea set. The reader notes bold lines urging conviction modesty independence and action as keys to power beauty and solitude. The excerpt hints at a series emphasizing inner qualities over mere appearance or desire for popularity.
Fragmented note on agave spread and European war impact
A meandering fragment discusses the American agave naturalizing in the Mediterranean region and a comparison of Civil War damage to European conflict. It mentions English retreat, Scottish influence, and vague references to Britain, Ireland, and industry without coherent details.
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