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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1932
Page
3
Congressman Carroll L. Breedy of Maine heads to Ohio to campaign for the Republican ticket. He may also explain what happened in Maine last September and why it matters to voters.
The Butler County Journal urges voters to back the Democratic ticket in the November election. It singles out John C. Schumacher for sheriff and Paul Baden for prosecuting attorney, praising their records and integrity, while noting other local Democratic candidates as capable. The piece critiques the Republican opposition and delivers a broad, period-tinged political stance.
Arthur Brisbane’s Today column riffs on a mock science of mathematical biology and planetary shape. It jokes that erosion may someday flatten Earth further, prompting canals on Mars, and mocks safety talk, court costs, and a Hoover speech on public funds while weaving in Pythagoras and Brien Lessing’s telegram satire.
A short instructional note explains extraneous as not belonging or essential to a subject. It contrasts usage with examples and highlights the daily word study aim of expanding vocabulary by mastering one word each day.
Washington reports reveal 20 groups petitioning the White House for Hoover materials and staff aid, with funds scarce at the Republican committee. A Republican figure travels to New York seeking information while Sabbath work slows. Talks center on money, fundraising, and political welfare, with officials pressed to extend resources for the Hoover campaign.
A fragmented historical piece discusses the Northwest Territory’s creation under the 1737 ordinance, the 1878 congressional vote with only Robert Yates opposing, and remarks on obstructionist tendencies. It comments on road building loans, banking and farm loans, and mockingly notes Hoover’s slow speech preparation and Des Moines address.
Fragmented lines present a moral voice with phrases about blindness and prejudice, physical deformities, and hearing broth. The passage reads as a series of maxims contrasting moral and physical states with harsh imagery and partial words. No clear event or dated context is evident.
New York Oct 17 a Roosevelt campaign tone stresses Jeffersonian principles against Hamiltonian centralization. The piece argues Roosevelts stance toward states may shape election dynamics and party organization. It notes autonomous state organizations enable Roosevelt to fit his position within local setups better than central national control.
A confidential California survey notes increased wet sentiment and demonstration activity, with Hiram Joking's friends ready to vote Roosevelt. Mills trip barely shifts the balance, suggesting potential waltz for Roosevelt and a possible McAdan outcome if Hoover visits to sway the state.
A fragment from a newspaper page references a Bible verse about finding bread after many days and notes Vermont supplying nearly 60 percent of U.S. marble. It also mentions Buenos Aires as a major province in Argentina and a historical English phrasing seen in feeds.
E C Hoover and O E Hooven presidents of The Hoover Automatic Typewriter Company and Dayton Rubber Company depart for California. Hooven will study Dayton Rubber interests in Los Angeles for two to three months, with possible extension. Nearby notes tell of community reflections on a stray dog and Red Cross Legion efforts amid unemployment, plus church anniversary at Fairview United Brethren.
Southern Ohio singers gather in Columbus October 24 for the Sixth National Radio Audition. Experts and Red Cross officials will judge, with state champions to win cash and advance to district competition. Florence Wenzel of Middletown is among notable contestants in this statewide event.
The Morris couple marked twenty years of marriage at their country home near Veniton as social notes include weather updates and local engagements. The October entries list events from Wednes day to Thursday, mentioning engagements, weddings, births, and business notices among Hamilton and surrounding communities.
Nicholas Murray Butler born in Elizabeth New Jersey 1862 Columbia University figure rising from teacher to president in 1902. He won the Nobel Peace Prize in 1931 with Jane Addams and authored many philosophical works. A delegate to eight Republican conventions he urged budget balance and limited government while criticizing extravagance and active special interests. He pushed for immediate reforms to curb federal state and local waste and urged rapid decisive action to reform public finance and policy.
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