What Showld Te Done- Now by Arthur Brisbane
An outline of public policy responses to debt, tariffs, and economic stress. The piece cites Admiral Sims on pensions and war costs, notes plans for public employment, wage protection, and national reform. It covers scientific commentary from Sir Arthur Eddington on an expanding universe and reports on sugar industry debates and U.S. labor interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huth Wells
John Day Company
Walla
Disarias
Sims
United States
JAP Moves Cloaked in Mystery Washington Advance Dope on National Poll
Washington dispatch notes high confidence Hoover leads in eleven states while Roosevelt trails. It warns against trusting Tokyo Moscow reports, cites propaganda risks, and notes a pending Literary Digest poll on presidential preferences and electoral plurality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bome
Pell
Mr. Hoover
Mr. Roosevelt
Historic Ohio notes on Tappan and early Ravenna founder
A column recalls 1809 founder Tappan of Ravenna Ohio and his move from Massachusetts to establish the town. It notes the burial ground donation, a prize for the first family to settle, and mentions early Steubenville ties and regional politics including Roosevelt and the Maine election fallout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessunin ‘Tappan
Ravenna
Tappan
United States
Steubenville
Tappin
Massachusetts
Vortago County
Reity
Job
David Thompson
Nathan Chapman
Plain Talk For League of Nations In Geneva
The Irish Free State president Ram on De Valera calls the League of Nations failing to act on vital issues. He urges adherence to principles, real disarmament, economic relief, and warns of ultimate dissolution. He blames Japan Manchuria and Germany for inaction, and cites U S political strife led by Henry Cabot Lodge as hindering change.
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League OF Nations
Geneva
Ramon de Valera
Irish Free State
de Valera
League
Japan
Manchuria
Germany
The
Hag
United States
Wilson
Henry Cabot Lodge
Massachusetts
Butler County Fair Sees Youth Spirit Revitalizing Tradition
The Butler County fair enters a season of renewed energy as 4-H clubs emerge as a major influence, prompting thoughts of a future fair showcasing youth work and rivalries. Leo the Community Theatre adds prominence, while enduring fair staples stay present with familiar attractions and vendors.
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Butler County
Leo
A Little Too Practical Soni¢ 300,000 American Travelers Unite
A Tribune column notes that many Americans abroad dislike customs delays on return, advocating onboard customs officials to speed reentry. It argues the system’s bureaucracy, not agents, provokes frustration, while skeptics doubt government willingness to adopt the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Stabtes
Sattamship Company
Daily Lessons in English by W J Gordon
Vocabulary notes focus on misused words mispronunciations and misspellings. It highlights terms like pontly pointedly misused examples and urges daily word mastery to grow diction and fluency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Gordon
Armorica
Herd
England
Srifles
Notable Ohio congressman feature and local society notes
The September issue highlights Byron B. Harlan advocating child welfare in acting and notes local Hamilton figures backing his judge candidacy. It also mentions seasonal rains aiding fisheries, a bowling alley incident, and the Old Horn club closing for redevelopment amid plans by the Patterson firm.
Sentences Sermons by the Rev Roy L Smith
A short piece listing sermon prompts by the Reverend Roy L Smith. It outlines challenges in preaching with balance between strength and justice, righteousness and self righteousness, popularity and honesty, tolerance and openness, cleverness and nerves, and being convincing without being unreasonable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy L. Smith
Little Facts From An Odd Nursing Note On Reindeers And Court Plaster
The fragment describes a nursing note about caring for the sick and ill. It notes wild reindeer appoint a female leader as sentry and a myth about court plaster named from court ladies. It also mentions the medical finger, believed to link to the heart, used to warn against dangerous drugs.
Carnival memories and bowling tales from Hamilton
Five decades ago carnival visits to Hamilton brought quirky shouts of Bos. us the snake eat e or He eats em alive while carpets feared the carpeted bones. A bowling league tale notes Steva Hotrison as league president hitting the head pin in a corner last Shuratiy night with fouls and penalties explained.
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Hamilton
Steva Hotrison
Etky
Mia “Yeyor-Lan
University of Cincinnati Nursing School class party on roof garden
Members of the nursing school faculty hosted a class party on the Nurses' Home roof garden. Attending were Miss Lane Howe Hamilton Miss Mary Hull Hamilton Miss Laura Muether Hamilton and Miss Carolyn Williams Gamdem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
School of Nursing and Health
University of Cincinnati
Nurses’ Home
Lane Howe
Hamilton
Mary Hull
Laura Muether
Carolyn Williams
Gamdem
School meal program approved for Middletown children
Middletown school and welfare officials decided to provide one midday meal for pupils from needy families at school buildings during the coming term. Meals will begin a few weeks after school opens. The Salvation Army in Hamilton already provides warm noonday meals for children at Harrison School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Board of Education and Welfare
Tn Hamilton
Salvation Army
Hamilton Events Recalled and Family News Recap
A fragment filled column notes varied items from Hamilton including a surprise bridal shower for Ruby Linn at the Linn home, an address by Dr. John Louis Shearer at a Technical Institute commencement, and certificates awarded by M C A C C Lake to graduates. The text mentions weddings births club reports and church notices with multiple names and places.
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Ruby Linn
Lovie Coshman
David Linn
John Louis Shearer
Technical Institute
Walter S. Gifford Chronology and Views on Prosperity
Walter S. Gifford born January 10, 1885 in Salem Massachusetts. Harvard graduate with multiple honorary degrees. He held executive roles at Western Bell Telephone and American Telephone and Telegraph and led national unemployment relief efforts. He stressed American resilience and democracy in prosperity, urged avoiding permanent public relief, and noted signs of business recovery despite unemployment challenges.
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Walter S. Gifford
Salem
Mass
Iarvard
Weaten Bloetris Company
Amevttan Telephone and Telegraph Company
United States
Gifford
Bible Thought for Today and Oil in Medicinal Uses
A scattered excerpt blends a Bible verse about reproach for the name of Christ with a note on oil valued historically for medicinal use. It references Spirit of glory, reference to Peter and Saints, and mentions Seneca oil and American medicine as once common in the country.
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Arthur Mddington
Enghand
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Sugar Institute
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Mack
Peru
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Babar
Washington
Switzerland
Orient
Russia
Tokyo
Moscow
Srimson
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Gerenny
Hoover
David Aswood
Ued
Manchoukuo
Ohio
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Old Ravenna
Pennsylvania
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Digest
Moorer
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California
Congress
Maine
Covid
Chicago
Des Moines
Anid Adam
Eve
Byron B. Harlan
National Humans Review
Childre
Charles Hy Urban
MacNenla and Urban Safs Company
Common Pleas Court
Theamilton County
Hamillon
Bernard Lavy
J. B. Passinger
Ernest Vonssargen
Hoatera
Squire
Japlit
Steve
Tha
Bhevn
Old Horn Club
Dayton
G. H. Sharteer Company
Frederick B. Patterson
Derothy Patterson
Werthesdlay
Lorraine Heats
Leonard G. Stemanny
Cincinnati
St. Peter’s Catholic
Chester Strand
Mercy Hospital
Mra
Fral Burlinn
Geners
Chagoa Club
A. I
Maury Kya Fongeté
Wert Pottenger
J. B. Cavill
St John’s Evangelical
East Hamilton
William Vollbrecht
Vollrecht
St. Paul's Evangelical Church
Walter
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Permanente
Christ
Remetty
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