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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1932
Page
3
A movement across the South seeks to pass a canting year without any state suffering a lynching, a goal praised as worthy by Southern advocates and women uniting to promote the effort.
The piece argues that humans have long battled nature to extend life and conquer natural forces. It credits science, medicine, education, sanitation, and technology with pushing back disease and extending lifespan toward 75 years in 80 years, while noting nature yields inch by inch.
The Women's Relief committee urges residents of Hamilton to donate unused clothing to the relief store at Lowell and Dayton streets. With high demand and many families in need, generous support is required to supply garments especially for children who have outgrown items.
An editorial urges early year campaigns against flies and mosquitos to curb disease. It stresses screening, garbage control, and elimination of stagnant water, noting neglect in poor areas and calling for daily fly control and tightly closed screens.
Arthur Brisbane describes a major aviation gathering at San Simeon where Hearst’s ranch hosts dozens of planes and famed figures. He notes a new Pacific edge airfield, rapid Coast to Coast travel boosts, and encounters with stars like Charlie Chaplin and the Marx Brothers while detailing exotic animal enclosures and public interest in aviation progress.
Sermon text presents seven questions on civic duty and public welfare. It challenges readers to cooperate with opposing parties, restrain personal appetite, accept modest government profit, tolerate others views, value justice over profit, respect dissenting voices, and pursue reform with patience.
Washington reports Japan tried to secure a covert military alliance with France in the weeks before Geneva. Paris reportedly withheld public denial but was said to privately approve, highlighting Japan’s worsening position and the complexity of East Asia diplomacy. Communist children staged a poor prowl in Washington, coached to claim innocence amid a larger, staged protest. The article notes employment fears with predictions of unemployment peaking around thirteen million by mid winter.
An 19th century Washington anecdote recalls Howard Thompson’s first big break as a newspaperman when Senator Wilkinson Call of Florida slipped off his shoes on a hot afternoon and exposed a bus knit sock. The moment, later recounted, amused colleagues and irritated Call.
James Wmalen of New York reviews the politics surrounding Roosevelt policy and the committee of 14 amid funding woes and criticism. The piece links economic sag with relief expectations, noting labor figures and government data on world allotments as departments prep for Roosevelt policies.
The article notes Borah declining a debt conference invitation due to prior stance, and Hoover's position causing friction. It mentions Stiniscu as the sounding official and hints at party maneuvers by Jim Watson. Also discusses Indiana organization efforts and misreported Chicago practice rumors, with remarks on an Idaho senator's prospects.
The passage notes Aristotle approving marriage ages 37 for men and 18 for women, cites emancipation as a century’s crusade, and praises collaboration between psychologists and educators for education’s scientific shift. It then oddly situates Boston near Feverpook and mentions tall individuals from Nigerade of Taga with heights over 6 ft 10 in, then records a generally tall average.
A devotional line cites Proverbs 29 24 about the partner who hates deceit and does not betray a friend, hearing curses without flinching. The piece presents a reflective, moral warning in a religious context.
A 20 year old lemon tree near Darrtown Pike north of Hamilton yields ripe fruit each fall with some ready by Christmas. The piece notes the fruit size and unusual growth in cooler climates. Also covered are a Columbus radio program Sky Rambles with Mayor Henry W. Worley sharing Eagles work in Columbus kitchens and a summary of local school levy voting in Hamilton, Dayton, Delaware, and Findlay. Simon Frank Simon, longtime Avco band conductor from Middletown, celebrates his 1889 birthday and early musical training with Kopp and Sousa.
The readable text questions the location of a fire bell and directorate in Hamilton amid references to stone and brick sidewalks and mentions of protesters and sounds. The passage is garbled and lacks clear events or names to form a concise report.
Hamilton Everts recalled as Miss Helen Keller hosts birthday party on Chestnut. Della Morningstar attends Joies Keppler party. Catherine Moder and Phil Springer wed at St Joseph Church. Margaret O Keefe weds Garvose Vouygherty at St Marys. Miss Jicy Rohl weds Georgs. Mr and Mrs Daily host gathering. Mini club trophies awarded. Cincinnati high school upset by Biz Bing Coot ball 66 to 19. Willian Convidey marriage noted.
A reflective piece on Charlie a notorious figure from Quantrill era raids to a California stage rouder. The narrator recalls his violent past, prison years, and uneasy mercy, pondering whether a life could be saved after a wrong turn and if redemption truly arrives for all.
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