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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1932
Page
3
The statistics reveal the Chicago Cubs have either fully dropped the brutal habit of horse racing thoughts or are contemplating much faster horses, signaling a shift in attitude and strategy.
The piece urges setting one day apart for rest and renewal. It argues Sunday should break routine, prevent fatigue, and avoid taking work into homes. It cites efficiency lessons and homely examples, urging uncommon leisure and personal renewal through the Sabbath.
Schools in Hamilton and Butler counties began last week and nationwide openings follow. About 1,500,000 teachers serve 31,000,000 people, meaning roughly one quarter of the country’s population is in school. The reach of the schools touches many lives directly.
The pumpkin is celebrated as a national symbol from colonial times, valued for food and diverse uses beyond summer scarcity. It remains common in beer, pies, and bread, with Halloween jack o lanterns and dairy fodder among noted roles, while debates over Prohibition era tax ideas mingle with lighter cultural notes.
A fragmented 1932 column blends global intrigue with domestic notes. It cites Manchukuo backed by Japan, discusses French war foresight, and observes a spider defeating a garter snake. It touches Hoover era policy, Philippines sentiments, and population trivia while trailing off at page end with political talk on Ortiz Rubio and universal service.
In a Washington dispatch dated September 19, Taul Mallon notes growing tensions over Franco actions and suggests France remains central to European peace prospects as the situation with Japan worsens. The report frames diplomatic shifts and the potential for renewed negotiations.
Ambassadors and policy hints surface as Edga speech hints at guaranteeing French security. Stimson backs bold ideas while Hoover weighs to avoid overreach. Roosevelt and Reed referenced in earlier GOP fight. Roosevelt’s judgment noted. Japanese drift and national concern rise amid fear of war, with policy careful but decisive.
Washington reports show Hoover facing a heated Japanese issue while the League of Nations weighs Jeptn's seizure. Chicago GOP headquarters buzzes with leaks as political maneuvering intensifies. RF C curves into politics as Utah Dotsero loan draws Smoot aid. Democrats may gain one seat but lose others in a predicted conference shift.
A daily vocabulary item focuses on aesthetic with notes on usage mispronunciation and spelling. The passage includes guidance on expressing opinion, pronunciation, and a reminder to learn one word daily. It mentions the state legislature context and notes hoarding and bank loan trends.
A compact religious item cites Samuel 24 13 about wickedness arising from the wicked and a warning against harm, presented in the newspaper’s brief devotional style.
The passage notes Shakespeare's gift for ordinary portrayal of characters and a restrained imagination. It also mentions Benjamin Frastini as representative of American entrepreneurial spirit who, if still alive, would likely lead a major foundation or welfare effort.
Missionary Miss Sollmon, formerly of Lincoln Park Baptist, will speak at the Unified Services of the Bible school and morning services at Final Baptist Church on Sunday September 25. At 6:30 p m the B Y P U will honor her with a gathering of church youth and Bible school members, where she will recount her experiences in Swatow China under the Women's Foreign Society.
Reported feud on the West Side centers on avenging honey thefts from apiaries. Frank Hanmerte, veteran apiary expert, is linked to the incident at his store on 7 South C Street where a quantity of honey was stored. The store transom was found open.
A crowded local item lists weather notes, marriages and engagements, births, a car accident injury, party plans, and lodge notices dated around September eighteenth. It records weddings at various churches, engagements of Marie Castator, and other social happenings. It also notes a fatality in Bethany and personnel changes in a local lodge.
The article traces Braille music development from early memory and raised signs to tactile notation, noting Louis Braille's six dot system adapted for music and the divergence from standard notation. It also mentions Vidocq founding a private detective agency and Pinkerton as the first outside France, framing historical context.
A collection of brief moral lines urging steady prayer and self discipline. It envisions a man whose days are free from fear, who greets neighbors with calm, keeps faith in public life, and answers his prayers despite life's distractions. The verses blend pious aim with practical conduct for weekday and weekend moments.
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