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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1932
Page
3
The republican administration slashed the tariff on sheepwool sponges, a move the government says aims to simplify trade rules and reduce costs for makers. Critics warn potential impacts on domestic producers and market prices.
Pennsylvania launches a three cornered highway safety program this fall focusing on motor vehicle inspections bus speed regulation and removal of dangerous curves. The initiative also orders state police to enforce speed and reckless driving laws for buses while removing offensive highway signs to improve safety and scenery nationwide.
The invitation urges parents and patrons of rural and city schools to visit classrooms, learn teaching methods, and understand school challenges. Intimate parental involvement is urged to foster appreciation, support, and constructive aid rather than criticism.
The Red Cross will provide ambulance first aid crew and a nurse at the Butler county fair. Officials stress readiness for accidents or minor incidents and urge continued membership to support the county chapter. The Hamilton chapter is highlighted as a leading example of ongoing service.
The State Highway Department reports 2078 obsolete Ohio bridges not fit for current traffic. Butler county contains several such structures that pose real dangers, and officials aim to address them promptly amid broader removal plans.
The article discusses Calvin Coolidge’s boyhood reading list including titles from Indefand taw Magazine and a Cosmopolitan piece, suggests his grandmother helped select the library, and notes his claim of not being a prodigy. It then shifts to a NY Natural History Museum study on iguanas and giant lizards, exploring their longevity, usefulness in pest control, courtship behavior, and historical legends inspired by dragons and Saint George.
A compact sermon snippet urges prayer with purpose and self reliance. It warns against rushing without plan and stresses discernment in advice, responsible voting, and keeping promises with a concrete program. It calls for action to support elected leaders and defend declared independence.
Rep Robert L Doughton of North Carolina stands as a leading candidate for chairman of the House Ways and Means Committee in the next Congress. His renomination hinges on rival Democratic delegations and the fate of James Collier. The piece also notes veterans like Chap and Rainey in line, with Treadway and Havwley possible if party control shifts.
Historical notes recount Captain Jonathan Cass father of Lewis Cass as a prominent Ohio figure. Cass brought land warrants and land purchases to Ohio, located 4000 acres near Dresden, and his son Lewis moved to Zanesville to practice law after schooling. LewisCass later served as prosecuting attorney, colonel in war, governor of Michigan Territory, ran for president, and died in Detroit in 1896.
A compact instructional item by W. IL. Gordon offering guidance on pronunciation and spelling. It highlights common mispronunciations and misspellings, notes synonyms for oppressive, and cites Pope to illustrate the concept of an oppressive burden. It emphasizes careful diction and language mastery.
The opening of the school year includes twenty-two children from the Children's Home enrolled at Hamilton Junior High and Hamilton High School. One girl attends Miami University, another is a senior at Ohio State University, with others training as nurses at Miami Valley and Mercy hospitals. Funding comes from local donations and endowments. Dr. Harry Huston of Dayton will attend the American Gynecologists and Obstetricians meeting in French Lick, Indiana, to present a surgical paper. The Hamilton County Board of Elections plans to list Joe William Holmes for a short term clerk of courts, as Attorney General Gilbert Bellman ruled no short term exists for November.
Robert Stewart of Middlesex Avenue Middle ton returns home after sailing on the four masted schooner Doris Hamlin. The crew faced hard experiences in the Caribbean Sea and foreign ports, but Stewart stayed at duty as the ship entered Baltimore harbor under her own power, a first for a sailboat at night into the city.
The Middletown News recalls past local journalism habits with a note on an article about the Butler County Country Club between Hamilton and Middletown. It mentions members needed three items, respectability fifty dollars and an automobile, and comments that farm wagons would be disfavored.
Busy days approach for railway detectives Virgil Cook W A Sawyer and Sam Cundifé who guard railroad property. Police reports show four coal theft arrests last week. Municipal Court Judge Alphonse Pater pledged cooperation with railroad detectives to curb thefts with fines imposed and suspensions only in extreme cases.
A 20 year old recall references a September 13 Friday with fair weather. Mrs John Hahn hosted a dinner party for her birthday. The slip and fall of Mrs Charl ex J Mathes injured her hand near Main and Estreola. Miss Katherine wedding at Sir Stephens church and Miss Elsie Cebernick’s wedding. Joseph McKee elected president of the 67th district Ohio Rebekah. Miss Sadie Kitven birthday surprise. Wel- WRENS September 13th fell on Wednesday with fair weather. Ama Herring and Wilbur Harvin married at First Presbyterian parsonage. Born to Mrs Elmers Eliason and to Mrs Charles Wirbel two girls. Marcella Maurie, Miss Wary House and Clarency Basil married in Covington Ky. Andrew Gibbs injured toes at conservancy job. Rev B F Caudill resigned to lead Twentieth Street Baptist in Huntington West Virginia.
Henry Parker Willis economist and former first secretary of the Federal Reserve, born August 14, 1874 in Waymouth Masai. He studied at Western Reserve University, Leipzig and Vienna, teaches at Columbia University, and advocates structural recovery over quick financial fixes. The text urges improving mental attitude and policy restraint for lasting economic health.
A brief devotional note cites a line about wisdom from Exoli, urging quiet discernment over loud dictation. The excerpt presents a moral contrast between enlightened thought and foolish rule.
A fragment notes Trinity College in Dublin Ireland was founded in 150 and hints at science evolving. The readable text is sparse and lacks clear events, persons, or dates beyond the partial founding reference.
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