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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1932

Page

7

GOP Big Show At Chicago A Masterpiece

Chicago hosted a full Republican convention that nominated Herbert Hoover for president and Charles Curtis for vice president. The event featured a 28 plank platform focused on prohibition modification, substantial attendance, and media attention on speakers like Nicholas Murray Butler and Ogden Mills. Will Rogers drew female crowd interest while ant i- Hoover sentiment surfaced in late proceedings.

Chicago Herbert Hoover Charles Curtis Borah Cub National Committee California James Scott Oregon Doctor France Hoover Coolidge France Blaine Wisconsin Senator Wadsworth Massachusetts Calvin Coolidge Dawes Curtis Cago Stadium Senator Fess Lester Jesse Dickinson Iowa Dickinson Jones Smith Organization Committee Representative Snell New York Maryland Bingham Connecticut Prohibition Maine Kansas Dr. Butler Nicholas Murray Butler Ogden Mills Cermak Resolutions Committee Anton J, Cermak Alice Roosevelt Longworth Will Rogers Will

Brass Nuggets Fake Gold Sparked Local Panic

In Charleroi Pennsylvania Jacob Lowstuter found two brass nuggets in a chicken gizzard. The fowl came from a village with a historic gold strike. Excitement rose about a possible gold rush until a jeweler's test proved the nuggets brass. The butcher lamented after killing six chickens hoping for more nuggets.

Jacob Lowstuter Charleroi

Applause Always Due

A witty exchange features Senator Sorghum praised for crowd approval while a rival labels him not a statesman but a circus clown. The remarks imply political theater and public perception plays.

Senator Sorghum

Saying a spade a spade leads to garden talk

A remark about calling a spade a spade is followed by a playful complaint that the speaker has just begun tending a garden. The exchange contrasts blunt language with domestic progress in a concise, quip-like moment.

Modernistic piano on display at Leipsic fair

A new art piano features steel finger-thin supports instead of solid legs. The triangular grand uses red glass plates for the sides and the top and music rack are also glass covered.

Cash on the Nail Nailing Money Jokes Circle

A quip links a manicurist’s work to earnings, claiming she would earn about $10,000 yearly. The joke hinges on a pun about nails and money.

Noses and Ayes Vote Riff Timed Out

Fragmentary political quip notes a speaker shifting from counting noses to counting ayes amid debate. The line suggests distrust in the reliability of might versus right and hints at parliamentary voting dynamics without specifics.

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