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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1932
Page
3
News notes the public panic over the disappearance of the Flying Hutchinsons and the subsequent widespread relief when their safety is confirmed. The event underscores lingering concern about transoceanic travel and the era’s aviation anxieties.
Hamilton Rotary heard Paul Mahler of a Cincinnati plant warn the five day week in Russia failed. It was imposed with no notice and shut plants, destroying discipline and wearing machinery. Mussolini’s similar idea prompts comparison to gradual change to avoid disruption and chaos.
Butler county fair will feature the 4 H clubs exhibits as the standout item this year. Boys and girls have been active over the summer completing sewing, poultry, pigs, cattle and other projects. The clubs promise a notable display that will crown the fair with exceptional effort and organization.
The Maine election produced the largest Democratic vote in state history while Republicans polled the smallest. The shift is attributed to Republicans voting Democratic as a protest against dry politics and Hoover’s platform. Journalists note the irony of a dry state and question how Republicans will respond to the old slogan as Maine goes Democratic in this year’s political climate.
Arthur Brisbane notes U S stance on Germany and China while urging self reliance amid global tension. He cites Teague and Stanford Oil leaders pushing share the work plans to curb unemployment and hints at future American industry growth through efficiency and training. The column then touches on thyroid health, Greek wisdom, and Russia’s rapid modernizations, ending with a teaser about an American opera season and Chicago venue plans.
Washington report notes William Green of the American Federation of Labor projects steadiness under pressure as president elect while observers debate effects on policy. A diplomat in Washington denies a policy shift after Ambassador Wade Ka de remarks at the Marne memorial unveiling. Representative Butler of South Carolina sails for Manila to study independence movements and report back. The President Wilson sails from San Francisco amid cautious moves in foreign policy and labor circles.
Narrative recounts early Chandlersville founder Captain John Chandler moving from Vermont to Muskingum County, building a cabin within three days, clearing land and buying salt works while forming agreements with new proprietors. It also notes threats to prohibition leaders and analyzes Democratic and Republican campaign finances, detailing contributions and balances through mid to late summer.
A compact note from Daily Lessons in English by W. L. Gordon. It highlights common errors in spelling pronouncing and word use. Today’s focus is the word advocate defined as a person who supports a cause by argument.
Fragmented OCR reads discuss the average person’s stance in religion philosophy and art contrasted with science and politics. Mentions Australia wage earners and broad ideas on liberty and genius in political organization with garbled phrasing and incomplete terms.
Miss Priscilla Helbrook daughter of Mr and Mrs Crazies Helbrook leaves Hamilton for New York to join the Keith vaudeville act Jerry and Her Baby Grands as headliner. The family notes the long touring schedule while Helbrook has earlier performed with a piano quartet and a dramatic act.
A fragmentary Hamilton news page recalls events including a September wedding at St Marys church in which Miss Grent Josephine Connell wed J Edweed Lehinkalid on September twenty fifth. Other notes mention a birthday celebration for Himer Horn, a sermon by Reverend H N Burst, a marriage in Newport Kentucky of Nell Overly and Robert Patterson, and a birth in Wilson Street. Also reported are a death of Pashant Cursiy n Coc, a gospel meeting at Mercy Baptist with a large crowd, an accident involving Walter I Kuhlman on the G H and D railroad, and Horace Rinearson taking charge of the New York office of the American Rolling Mill.
Commissioner Edward Corse reports Premier Mussolini expressed interest in clearer American view of Italian aims and culture. He noted US residents of Italian origin differ from Europeans, hoping Italian immigrants who become citizens retain ties to their fatherland, while acknowledging limited American interest in Italian affairs.
Live without Fear then live without compromise. Live in Freedom then make no habit your maa re hen. Live in peace then dont fight battles that are not worth fighting. Live in comfort then upend only for the exigencies. Live in serenity then offer your own Comaciansa no of feneta. Live in hope then avoid the company of the hopeless. Live in happiness then do not live unto yourself.
A Bible thought for today cites Ecclesiastes chapter four about wisdom and mourning versus fools and mirth in a brief, reflective line suitable for a daily devotional card. It presents a spiritual reminder on balance between sorrow and joy.
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